Oversight: 26 Million Missing From Budget Sparks Critique
The piece scolds a $26,000,000 oversight in the war department budget. It cites Secretary Woodring and President Roosevelt, contrasts public and private budgeting, and questions fiscal discipline across government. The writer laments the slip and warns taxpayers will learn the truth about how public funds are managed.
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Woodring
War Department
Appropriations Committee
Washington
New Dealers Taken To Task In Iowa Primary Battle
Senator Guy M. Gillette won the Democratic nomination over Rep. Otha Wearin amid a field of four in Iowa. The defeat was decisive and observers expect GOP gains in the fall, with White House influence blamed for the purge attempt and GOP-leaning turnout noted. The piece cites Hopkins and James Roosevelt backing Wearin, yet the White House strategy backfired.
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Iowa
Guy M. Gillette
White House
Otha D. Wearin
Gillette
WPA
Harry Hopkins
James Roosevelt
Rep. Wearin
Chicago Daily Tribune
Pepper
Florida
Farley
New Deal
Washington
Democratic
Senate
Congress
United States
Roosevelt
James
Hoplans
Tommy Corcoran
Towa
Rockefeller Study Highlights Youth Crime Reform Efforts
The Boys Bureau publication Youth in The Tails draws attention to youth crime, noting John D. Rockefeller Jr. backs applying reform findings to young prisoners. The piece contrasts Rockefeller’s focus on rehabilitation with Sanford Bates and Herbert Hoover favoring prevention and early intervention through Boys' Club work.
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Boys’ Bureau
John D. Rockefeller
ITI
Oii Milonaire
Rockefeller
Sanford Bates
Hoover
Rockefeller stance on youth crime favors separate courts and prisons
The piece argues for treating youthful offenders in separate courts and prisons to avoid turning youth into hardened criminals. It credits Rockefeller for highlighting a practical, bedrock principle and notes his uncommon dedication among wealthy young men, urging broader public-minded efforts.
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Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
Sullivan BRIEFS Ass Faye Tailor Weekend Guest in Wooster
The notice notes Faye Tailor of Wooster spent a recent weekend as a guest at Sullivan’s residence, with no additional details on duration or activities provided.
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Ass Faye Tailor of
Wooster
Anniversaries and milestones from 1784 to 1937
A list of anniversaries and historical notes naming figures like Marie Antoine Carême Samuel R Betts Samuel Bowles Charles A Wichtie Dixon Porter George M Sternberg Franklin King and events from 1905 to 1937 including Norway joining Sweden post office reforms 1918 Marne actions 1924 Tokyo trade boycott 1933 Baer Schmeling bout 1935 Missouri River flooding and 1937 steel output levels.
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Marie Antoine Careme
Samuel R Betts
UCS District Court
Jas
Richmond
Mass
Samuel Bowles
Springfield
Republican
Hartford
Conn
Charles A Wichtie
Cereral
Bardstoun
Dixon Porter
Chester Pa
George M Sternberg
Army
Spain
Otsego
Washington DC
Franklin King
Lincoln
Ining Presidenc
Congress
Norway
Legislative Assembly
Sweden
Marne
Tokio
Boscott American Goods
Max Baer
California
Max Schmeling
Germany
New York
Missouri River
Ember Day Readings Reflect On Ministry And Individual Gifts
Ember Day readings urge prayer for clergy and explore varied spiritual gifts within a congregation. The sermon-like piece notes pastors draw out members' abilities, citing diverse figures and a warning that untapped potential can hinder later life work.
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Ike Joseph
U S Senator Wagner Births Stir New York Political Debate
U S Senator Robert F Wagner of New York, born in Germany, marks his 61st birthday as Nevada’s Charles B Henderson, a Reconstruction Fi
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U_S
Robert F Wagner
New York
Germany
Charles B. Henderson
Nevada
Decoration Day Guests and Funeral Attendance Across Local Families
Local social notes list Decoration Day guests including Mr and Mrs Leroy Taslor and Mr and Mrs Dewey Sceisinger of Cleveland visiting Miss Cora Chamberlain. Victor Gordon joined the Gordon family for the funeral of Leo Vermully in Bowling Green. Dinners featured Mr and Mrs D Myers and guests from Cleveland Heights Cleveland and Spencer. DLN Myers undergoing clinic care in Wellington. An inquirer explains rock gardens as stone-filled plots with flowers, noting stones are removed in fields to aid crops.
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Leroy Taslor
Dewey Sceisinger
Cleveland
Cora Chamberlain
Victor Gordon
John Gordon
Polk
Bowling Green
Leo Vermully
D . Myers
H. Kinna
Japan Exports Over 760000 Cases of Mandarin Oranges
Japan reported export of more than 760000 cases of mandarin oranges in the last year. Government data show strong overseas demand for the fruit across key markets.
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Japan
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Pepe
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Nance Corporation
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Cal
Louise Stanley
Dept of Agriculture
Bureau of Home Economics
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Samuel S Marquis
Bloomfield Hills
Mich
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Spring Green
Wis
Richland Center
Clarence H. de Mar
New England
Medina
P. R. Smith & CO
Seasoned Investments
Elyria Savings & Trust Bldg
Wilmot
Masonic
Real Ea
Electrolux
Guiding Light
NBC Red
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