Open Door Policy Calls Public Scrutiny of State Prison
Governor Fitzgerald backs an open door approach urging public discussion of state business. The resignation of State Prison Commission chair Dr. William T. Shaw underscores calls for transparency. The piece argues the prison system belongs to the people and that full publicity of general administration serves the public interest.
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Michigan
William T. Shaw
Comm
Bee
Fitzgerald
Commission
Shaw
Population shifts show DC gains lead nation as census trends noted
Population estimates indicate the District of Columbia has the greatest growth since 1930, with about 22 percent increase by July 1. States like South Carolina and Georgia rise 11 to 15 percent, while Rhode Island and Mississippi lag. Western states show eleven minus signs, Arizona shows a sharp 11.4 percent decline amid regional shifts.
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Federal Census Bureau
District of Columbia
South Carolina
Georgia
Rhode Island
Hee
New England
Middle Atlantic
Mississippi River
Misissippi Arone
Arizona
The Cause of Personal Crises and World Turmoil
A psychologist explains that repression of aggressive impulses, not merely financial failure or mood issues, fuels self harm and national tragedies. He links political tyranny to blocked natural drives and stresses liberty as a mental health safeguard. Graduation day and a French seer about September close the piece.
New York Day by Day Sketches and sports notes
A garbled item from New York Day by Day references C O Mcintsre and Farnsworth with scattered mentions of fashion and a sports note about a player described as a flop and eras of breadwarten. The fragmentary text also hints at Roosevelt era imagery and a questionable car or coach reference.
Oberlin Road King’s Daughters Meet to Present Event
Oberlin Road hosts the King’s Daughters meeting Thursday featuring Mrs and Mr as participants. The event agenda includes a program and community fellowship.
Anniversaries and Births Highlight Historical Figures
A scattered notice lists 1783 John Wilson birth and death dates, 1834 Sheldon Jackson as missionary and Alaska educator, plus other brief biographical notes. It references notable individuals from Scotland, New York, and New Jersey, with fragmented dates and varied roles from theologian to pioneer and surgeon.
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John Wilson
Christopher North
Sheldon Jackson
Presb
Terram Clerganigu
Puissionary
Far West
Alaska
U. S
Edurum
Ars
Plogeer
Berm
Min
Teon
Sue
Knockwebl
X. Via
Plomeer
New Canaan
W . Bul
New York
Newport
York
Bale Rerk
Merem Sa Berges
J. Lewis
Dionalis
Local social notes mention multiple visits and gatherings
Ir and Mrs Frank Kerner host guests on Saturday while Mr and Mrs pent spend the evening at T Herper’s. Miss das visits Mrs on at Mr Miller’s home. A two day period covers celebrations at the homes of Frank McIntire and Arthur Young, with references to visitors and a hospital stay for a broken jog incident.
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Frank Kerner
Pent
Berst
T. Herper
Miss Das
Miller
Frank McIntire
Arthur Young
Publicity Drive Exposes Corporate Spending in 1934 Reports
A 1934 federal effort to reveal executive salaries and how private corporations spend funds is discussed. The article notes a shift by agencies toward sharing data as Senate pressure grows, with preliminary findings showing large sugar producers and other sectors receiving substantial disbursements for output, not executive pay.
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Federal Trade Commis
Senate
Securities and Exchange
House Way
AAA
Florida
Puerto Rico
Obscure Obituaries and Horoscope Snippet
A Kansas born Semindary notes a list of aging figures including Dr John G Bowman, Chan cellor of the Lan Palais, Davenport born individuals, Rev Edward L Parsons of San Francisco, and Dr Frankwood E L W ms ot New wate City. AlsoMention of Bertrand Russell, Earl Russell, a famed prose writer, with a horoscope predicting unusual vocation and potential wealth from patience and simple tastes, and a note on marriage prospects.
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Semindary
Kansas
John G. Bowman
Lan 2
Davenport
Lowa
Teazo
Edward L. Parsons
San Francisco
New York
Ciy
Frankwood EL
New Wate City
Cardington
Ohio
Bertrand Russell
fEarl Rus
In Russia Germany and Italy discipline fills public air
A compact report notes widespread emphasis on order and strict routines across Russia Germany and Italy. It surveys public attitudes toward rule following civic duty and social behavior shaping daily life in these nations.
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Russia
Germany
Italy
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau of
Second Street
Elyria
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Gregory Zilbocor
Elizabeth
Madame DE Genlis
Frank
Thomas Paine
Edmund Burke
ISS
Br Cote
Tex Csp
Ate
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Amieileening
Farnsworth
New York Sports
McNaughe
Breadwarten
Drauzhch
Oberlin Road
Aad
Public Loancorporation
Masonic Temple
Lorain
6Th Street
Brisbory
Uss Corer
Ares
Mr. and Re Hospital
Eliot Jones
Transportation and Public Utilities
Stanford University
G. J. Oconnor
E. 13Th St
White Oak Lampton
Take Avenue Coal CO
Lake Avenue
Long Island
A. A. McLintock
Eaton’s Neck Lighthouse
Dave Nimmo
Cheyenne
Wyoming
OleGoig
U.S. A
Acta
Kateshieg
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