Too Much Government Once Caused Revolt
A 1775-inspired critique traces America’s growth of state power from the New Deal through the Depression era to today. It notes rising federal payrolls, the expanding non civil service workforce, and adds that civil service coverage misses courts and Congress. The piece warns of renewed revolt if government overreach continues.
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America
Civil Service
Civil Service Commission
Congress
Army
Navy
Air Corps
Washington
Civil Service Commissions
CCC
Uncle Sam
Fertile Field For Radicals Lament On Youth Unemployment
Owen D. Young tells the National Industrial Conference Board that 2,000,000 graduates yearly face a world they struggle to fit, with one quarter unemployed and 5,000,000 idle at times. He warns idle youth risk radicalism unless schools and industry share responsibility to provide jobs and guidance to shape future citizens. The message emphasizes patriotism and practical start to career paths.
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Owen D. Young
National Industrial Conference Board
General Electric Board
Young
Mr. Young
Another Game Ruired By An Expert
A rail of opinions decries horseshoe pitching losing footing to golf in resorts. Ted Allen of Alhambra is featured as a world champion with odd stunts, while gadgets and strip-teaser trends are blamed for modern distractions. The writer laments amateur discouragement and notes cultural shifts in leisure activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Jones
Lawson Little
Ted Allen
Alhambra
Calif
Allen
Mr. Allen
New York Day by Day in June Gossip and Social Scene
A diary style column from New York notes social crossings in Florence and London, meals and meetings at Madison Avenue shops, Trinity brokers noon services, rising church attendance, after theater high hats at Music Hall and Capitol, and profiles of key Waldorf and Colony staff plus socialite nods to the Vanderbilt couple and prominent waiters. reflections touch on religion, nightlife, and gossip in metropolitan society.
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New York
Fanny Hurst
Bob
Madge Davis
Florence
Mickey Neilan
Jack Powell
London
Frank V. Jones
Kentucky
Chatham
Billi Corum
Madison Avenue
Aubrey Eads
St. Regis
Papa Moneta
Percy Crosby
Virginia
Trinity
Fousseau
Music Hall
The
Capitol
Paramount
Bagatelles and Broadway Banter From A Ragtime Era
A collection of quick quips and notices about J P Morgan Clyde Beatty Sinclair Lewis Arthur Samuels George Gershwin Edgar Bergen Jack Dempsey and others. It cites social scenes at flower shows art and entertainment circles and a sharp Broadway cafe exchange reflecting 1920s attitudes.
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Bagatelles
J. P. Morgan Mkes
Clyde Beatty
Ohio
Sinclair Lewis
Arthur Samuels
George Gershwin
Edgar Bergen
Jack Dempsey
Sir Landon Ronald Horoscope From A Royal Era
The text presents a horoscope claiming Sir Landon Ronald, a famed English musician and composer born 64 years ago. It notes emotional nature and enjoyment of life, hints at a fair chance of success and possible inheritance, cautions that intellectual powers may be limited and labor needed, and advises to cultivate energy and conserve resources.
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Sir Landon Ronald
Open Secret of Christ in Ephesians and Hidden Mystery
A religious reading notes Paul the prisoner of Christ for Gentiles and the revelation of the mystery of Christ. It speaks of God’s grace given to believers, the unity of Jew and Gentile, and the Spirit guiding understanding of the mystery once hidden. The text reflects a devotional meditation for Monday.
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Paul
Jesus Christ
Greenland
Anniversaries and Today’s Birthdays Span 18th to 20th Century Figures
The column lists anniversaries of figures such as Lindley Murray born in Dauphin County, Susan E. Blow, John F. Goucher, Samuel M. Crothers, Edwin E. Stosson, Dana C. Munro, and Knud Rasmussen with death dates. It also records historical milestones like Belleau Wood capture, U S Supreme Court on Prohibition, and Vatican State treaties. Today’s birthdays include Carl B. Roden, Herbert Fels, Albert S. Burleson, H. Stanley Todd, and Andrew O’Connor with birthplaces and ages.
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Lindley Murray
England
Dauphin Co. Pa
Susan E. Blow
St. Louis
New York
John F. Goucher
Waynesburg
Samuel M. Crothers
Oswego
Cambridge
Mass
Edwin E. Stosson
Albany
Kansas
Washington, D
Dana C. Munro
Bristol
R. I
New York, Jan. 13, 1953. 1879——Knud Rasmussen
Richard Henry Lee
Continental Congress
United States
Belleau Wood
1. S. Supremes Court
New York City
Sing Sing
Carl B. Roden
Chicago Public Library
Kansas City
Herbert Fels
Dep. of State
Washington
Albert S. Burleson
Austin
Tex
San Marcos
H. Stanley Todd
Andrew O'Connor
Ring
Paris
Worcester
Oberlin Honors Chicago Man With Medal for Notable Service
R T Miller Jr of Chicago received the Medal for Notable Service to Alma Mater at Oberlin College for his long service to the Alumni Association and his support for male education through gifts and loans. He is cited as Oberlin’s most distinguished donor who has repeatedly refused honors.
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R. T. Miller
Chicago
Alma Miter
Amlumot Association
Oberlin College
Finney Chapel
Miller
Henry Churchill Klug
Oberlin
Oberlin Professor to Teach French Club Activities Course
Professor R. P. Jameson, head of Oberlin College French and Italian Department, will give a course on French Club Activities at the Middlebury Summer School this summer. He is one of two American members in an otherwise all French department.
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Oberlin
R. P. Jameson
Oberlin College
Middlebury
Jameson
France
Colorado lawmakers rushed from tavern to statehouse
Ten Colorado legislators, late for a crucial session, were hurried to the statehouse in an emergency patrol wagon from a beer hall. They arrived in ample time for the legislative proceedings.
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Denver
Colorado
Late official fined over Budapest tram delay
A Budapest municipal tramways director, M. Alexandre Patz, was fined $25 after a train ran 30 minutes late. He was held responsible for the delay which caused material losses to several passengers.
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Budapest
M. Alexandre Patz
Mystery and Unity in Christ Open Secret for Gentile Inclusion
The speaker explains that Gentiles share in the gospel and God’s promises, made ministers by grace. The mystery is God revealing that Jew and Gentile are equal heirs in the Church, uniting all things in Christ to create a universal harmony and peace.
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St. Paul
Voice Of The People: Critique Of The Roosevelt Admin
Dear Editor, this letter argues that the Roosevelt administration has failed to balance the budget and increased national debt. It condemns the NRA, calls for revising the S. O. law, criticizes gold policy, and accuses the White House of tolerating sit-down strikes. It argues unemployment figures are inflated, cites Census avoidance, and blames New Dealers for decline in thrift and enterprise. E. C. Young, North Ridgeville, Ohio.
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Tia
Ballyhoo
Roosevelt
N. R.A
Russia
C. SO
White House
Supreme Court
E. C. Young
North Ridgeville
Ohio
Mansfield council passes forty ordinances in four hour session
In Mansfield Quebec the city council held an unusually long four hour meeting from eight pm to midnight and approved forty ordinances, setting a local record for legislative activity.
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Mansfield
Safety Week Turns Sour in Battle Creek Wreck Display
In Battle Creek Michigan an exhibit labeled Safety Week at City Hall was knocked over when a distracted driver struck the wrecked car display. The incident followed a broader ban on private vehicles using sirens bells or gongs in Enghind as authorities tighten alert measures.
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Battle Creek, Mich
Enghind
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Persia
B.C
Susan
Sardis
United Peakere Tewe
D. C. McIntyre
Mrs. W. XK. Vanderbilt
Rene Black
Waldorf
Gene
Theodore Szarvas
Italy
Theodore
Mary Boland
Copsright
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
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