Favors Drafting Of Industry And Men
Hugh McNamb former assistant US district attorney told Elyria Young Men's Democratic Club that if the government may draft men it may draft industry to curb war profits. He urged risks for financiers operating in foreign lands and opposed protective measures for American capital abroad. Meeting set for March 21 at Graystone Hotel.
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America
Hugh McNamb
United States District Attorney
Elyria Young Men's Democratic Club
Graystone Hotel
The Conservation Movement and Its Roosevelt Era
The conservation movement arose over about 30 years with Theodore Roosevelt at the helm. Influenced by foresighted leaders, it aimed to save forests, soils, minerals, and other wealth from wasteful destruction. Early pioneers failed to foresee depletion and burned forests, risking further loss of nature’s riches.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Praise as substitute for punishment urged by professor
A psychology professor advocates using praise instead of punishment for children to foster a healthier society. The piece argues scolding breeds bitterness and injustice, while positive reinforcement improves behavior in both humans and animals. It cites a breeder describing dogs doing as instructed and needing consistent praise.
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Chidren Twhco
Government newspaper plan sparks rights fears and debate
A draft proposal for a Washington government newspaper draws sharp opposition from free press advocates who warn it could throttle independent journalism and echo totalitarian regimes. Critics say state controlled reporting would curb editorial freedom and harm American democratic ideals.
Value of Education in Economic Progress and Morals
Education raises starting wages and long term earnings. An untrained 25 year old earns 1500 less annually than a trained peer, rising to 2400 after five years and 6200 at age 65 for the educated worker. The piece links higher education to liberty, self development, and responsible living, with remarks on dignity and moral motivation, cautioning against welfare complacency and stressing personal effort. It weaves educational and philosophical reflections with quotations on responsibility, Kant, telecommunication jokes, and religious mercy as guiding principles.
Economic Recovery Debates Shape Roosevelt Era Politics
President Roosevelt faces pressure from both wings as aides discuss aggressive recovery plans and housing proposals. The White House shelving of numerous suggestions ignites wary reactions from supporters and critics alike, while Baruch, Garner, and Byrnes figures loom over the economic strategy amid stalled Congress action.
London House Opens for Overseas Students and Professionals
Queen Mary opened London House a new residence for overseas students and professionals offering luxurious private rooms with modern shelves desks and gear for comfort. Each room includes a private bath and furnishings aimed at bachelor residents in a formal lodging setting.
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London
London House
Anniversaries of notable figures and historic events
Today in history notes anniversaries of Edwin Forrest, John Evans, David Davis, Moses A. Droopsie, Leland Stanford, Edward F B Orton, Eddie Foy and more. It also recalls events such as Lincoln's 1932 circular, the Hampton Roads battle, Mosby’s exploit, the first Girl Scout troop, and World War II trench actions.
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Edwin Forrest
Philadelphia
John Evans
Indiana
Illnois
Colorado
Waynesville
Denver
David Davis
Linculn
U. S. Supreme Court
Caell Go
Moses A. Droopsie
Leland Stanford
California
Watervliet
N. Y
Edward F. B. Orton
Antioch College
Ohio
Ohio State Zealogist
Deposit
Eddie Foy
New York City
Abraham Lincoln
Ilinois
Savannah
Lorraine
Congress
Roosevelt
Surgeons Busy On Oberlin's Trees
Oberlin March 9 Oberlin Colfene campus is declared a hospital line. Of 173 trees in the area 47 have undergone surgical operations in the past six weeks and 37 have had major ones. The main operations are cleaning out and filling cavities. Most trees are Elms Oaks and Maples. In the past week two Ash trees lost almost half their bark while borers were sought. Tree life is said to endure despite loss of bark.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Colfene
Nain
M. Dos
Obscure Notables Mention Reading Like Fragments
A jumbled OCR snippet notes figures such as a Delaware Mass novelist born in England and Max Rabhieff of New York City. It references an impresario born in Russia and vague time markers like years ago, lacking cohesive context or dates.
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Dleborv
Mass
England
Max Rabhieff
New York City
Impresariy
Russia
Today Horoscope Hints Adventure and Restraint
Today horoscope signals strong adventure and restraint. A great love of sports and travel to unusual places is noted. Focus on guarding against accidents and keeping passions controlled as the day unfolds.
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Calder
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Si- Court
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Capitol Hill
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General Motors
Oldsmobile
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E. Bridge Street
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Elyria Savings and Trust
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