Why taxpayers fund propaganda and praise for public work
Boake Carter questions the La Follette Civil Liberties Committee and argues taxpayers already pay for government propaganda at far higher sums. He cites the FHA in 1937 and criticizes writers paid to sell public messages while demanding efficiency and truth from public servants. He rejects the notion taxpayers are too dumb to understand government messaging.
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la Follette Civil Liberties Committee
Rooke Carter
George Sokolsky
National Association of Manufacturers
The
Iron and Steel Institute
Washington
Grin and Bear It spoken on propaganda and policy
The fragment discusses government propaganda and publicity power in peacetime America and hints at Senator Bob La Follette. It contrasts government messaging with private industry, suggesting scrutiny of propaganda mechanisms. The text is incomplete and lacks clear actions or outcomes.
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Bob la Follette
Radio Programs in Cleveland July 27 1938
A snapshot of Cleveland radio listings for July 27 1938 shows a dense schedule across stations with varied programs. The listing includes music bands and orchestras, news segments, dramatic features, comedies, sports updates, and variety acts, indicating a busy broadcast day with multiple sponsors and hosts.
Civil Liberties and the La Follette Committee Debate
A Critical view argues civil liberties extend beyond state control to shield citizens from private oppression by individuals or corporations. It challenges the La Follette Civil Liberties Committee for perceived bias and criticizes government influence over radio broadcasting amid wartime control.
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la Follette Civil Liberties Committee
Encyclopaedia Brittanica
la Follette Committee
Sokolsky
N A. M
Noat
Civil Liberties
Erie Copyright Ledger Syndicate
Suburban Calendar of activities Tonight and Friday
North Olmsted hosts Grange meeting at Town Hall. Chambers reunion at Gulf Road home of Mr. and Mrs. P L Chambers. Penfield social at Society Hall with homemade ice cream. Kipton ice cream social at Community Church. Card party in Avon Lake. Townsend Club meets at Park Hall. 4-H clubs and granges hold meetings and picnics across Chatham Columbia Eaton Grafton Lake Avenue La Grange North Ridgeville Pittsfield Rochester and more. Public invited to lawn socials and picnics. rain plan noted for Center Church event.
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P L Chambers
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United Society of Penfield
Society Hall
Kipton
Avon Lake
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Townsend
Park Hall
Chatham
Louise Heazlst
Grange
Columbia
Busy Bees
Jewell Bartler
Thelma
Thelma Boone
EATON
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Grafton
Eleonore Arick
Lake Avenue
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North Ridgeville
John Cummings
Lagrange
Townsend Club
Pittsfield
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Rochester
C. D. Setterfield
Epworth League
LaGrange Juvenile Farmers
The Greenhouse Scheme and Forged Glasses
Cynthia Glenn fakes plainness to work for Mrs Potter Payne and engineers jealousy between Irene Potter Payne and Bruce Kerr. Cynthia discovers buried spoons at the green house and plots to catch a thief, while Bruce teases her and Irene grows suspicious as night romance unfolds.
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Peter Moore
Potter-Payne
Irene
Tommy
Bruce
Beatrice Kerr
Cynthia
Potter-Paynes
Jennie Smith
Mrs. Potter - Payne
Peter
Mrs. Potter-Payne
Stii
Bruce Kerr
Ynthia
Mr. Kerr
Miss Potter- Payne
Pittsfield Social Roundup From Sunday Visits and Guests
Mr and Mrs Henry Heiden and others joined a Sunday gathering at the Cleveland airport while E G Whitcomb hosted relatives and friends including Alice and Mary Carter in Elyria Bayview cottage. Adeline Hollingsworth visited Ridgeville and E G Whitcomb. James Drage of Chattanooga spent the weekend with his sister Mrs Heiden. Ray Williams and Lew Kritchfield called on Floyd Williams in LeRoy. Wallace Bear relatives were guests of Myron Brill Caroline McDole, and the Avery families. Ada Sherburne stayed with Walter West in Wellington over the weekend. Reverend Tucker Humphry of Dover had a recent luncheon with Ada Sherburne. Mr and Mrs A C Norris were ...
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Henry Heiden
Ezra Mull
LeRoy
Lois Mull
Cleveland
E. G. Whitcomb
Alice
Mary Carter
Fred Meinke
Elyria
Bayview
Adeline Hollingsworth
Ridgeville
James Drage
Chattanooga
Tenn
Ray Willams
Lew Kritchfield
Floyd Whilliams
Wallace Bear
Myron Brill
Caroline MecDole
Oberlin
Tumcheon
Clarence Stevens
Elsie
Charles Avery
Robert
Richard Avery
Ada Sherburne
Walter West
Wellington
Tucker Humphry
Dover
A. C. Norris
Corn Roast Planned by Elyria Junior Order
Plans for a corn roast for members and friends of Elyria Council No. 406 Junior Order of United American Mechanics were completed at the council meeting. The event is set for 3 p m August 1 at the McWilliams farm Krebs road, a mile north of Route 20. A joint meeting with Lorain Council is planned next Tuesday at Elyria lodge rooms with Lorain officers in charge. The next district meeting will be August 12 at Brooklyn Council rooms. A short social period followed the meeting. A model glider from Newcastle England found in Forest Hall after two hours aloft sets a world record.
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Friends of Elyria Council No. 406
Order of United American Mechanics
McWilliams
Krebs Road
Route 20
Lorain Council
Elyria Council
N. M. Bradley
Brooklyn
Candidates Sketches for Ohio Attorney General Nomination
Three candidates seek the Ohio attorney general nomination. Democratic Herbert S. Duffy is unopposed after Dennis F. Dunlavy withdrew. Republican contenders are Col. Thomas J. Herbert and Verner E. Metcalf, with brief bios and wartime honors for Herbert.
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Ashtabula
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Marietta
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Cleveland Heights
New Lexington
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the Crusaders
National Prohibition Repeal Organization
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Cleveland
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Washington County
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Senate
Litchfield Bride Weds In Simple Home Ceremony
Ruth Long daughter of Mr and Mrs Harvey Long of Litchfield married Donald Eberhardt of Medina in a July 22 home ceremony at the bride’s brother in law’s residence. Rev I P Juell officiated with flowers, music by Gizela Bacik and Mrs Clyde Bradley.
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Ruth Long
Harvey Long
Donald Eberhardt
Medina
I. P Juell
Congregational Church
Hugh Buchanan
Gizela Bacik
Clyde Bradley
Belva Buchanan
Charles Buchanan
Helene Fahrion
Local Wedding Details Involving Eberhardt Couple
A bridal party member wore pink organdy and carried a bouquet of sweet peas. Wayne Turner served as best man at the ceremony. A reception followed with about thirty guests, and Mr. and Mrs. Eberhardt departed that evening for a short wedding trip.
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Wayne Turner
Tite Meat Market In 69th Year
Tite Meat Market at 75 Broad Street marks 69 years of family operation begun by John Tite. Sons Charles and Fred, two of the original operators, were born on the same site and still run the business with continuing family ties to the market and its history dating to 1869.
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Charles Tite
Fred Tite
John Tite
Charles
Tite
Main Street
Topliffs Carriage Factory
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Frank
Fred
Shopworn Angel at Capitol Theatre Opens Tomorrow
Theatres announce The Shopworn Angel starring Margaret Sullavan as a gold-digging showgirl and James Stewart as a naive young soldier opening tomorrow at the Capitol Theatre.
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James Stewart Jas
Capitol Theatre
Man's Castle Opens at Rivoli With Tracy and Young
A melodrama titled A Man's Castle opens tomorrow at the Rivoli Theatre. It features Spencer Tracy and Loretta Young in a tale of a squatter colony and ambition in a crowded city.
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Loretta Young
A Man's Castle
Walter Connolly
Rivoli Theatre
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