Moley Critiques New Deal Hurdles at Dinner
Professor Moley argues the administration stalls progress by department interference and weak business government links. He cites federal overreach, cracked political plans, and the impact on private industry and employment. His remarks reflect a longtime New Deal associate’s concerns about policy clarity and economic momentum.
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Ray
Raymond A. Moler
Moley
New York City
Ise
Congress
Meijer
Mocking Justice Breeds Crime In New York
The Tillerton murder solution accuses justice failures as an ex convict repeatedly dodges punishment through suspended sentences parole and probation. The Philadelphia Inquirer laments a threepronged system that frees criminals to return to the streets and threaten society with further atrocities.
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Tillerton
New York
Ghera
Adelphia Inquirer
Back To Whiskers Again Alfred University
A fragmented 19th century style article notes a trend of facial hair, humor, and social commentary in a New York town named Whiskers, referencing Alfred University, youth fashion, and public interest in a centennial celebration. The piece mixes satire with social observation, mentioning beards, fashionable styles, and the balance of tradition and modernity. It touches on aging generations, gender curiosity, and the idea of progress via a “Back to whiskers” movement.
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Alfred University
New York
Burnsides
Talace
Milwn Berie Dominates Broadway Gag Scene Says Aged Critic
New York critics note Milwn Berie, Bronx born comic, rises as the most popular joke artist on Broadway. The piece recalls his early days, stage companionships, and the changing revue scene influenced by Wall Street financiers. It mentions contemporaries such as George White and Carl Carroll and hints at a shift away from lavish revues toward streamlined productions.
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New York
Gus Ilter
Herald Square
Columbus Cyrele
Bronx
cenStadt
Ing
Sam Harris
Irving Bertin
Ziegfeld
George White
Carl Carroll
Miami
Dallas
Wall Street
Willime
Today in History and Related Fragments
A fragmentary page notes historical items and names such as Eliza and Jonas Hopkins with scattered dates and references. The text appears from a newspaper file index and includes mentions of elections and governors, but details are incomplete and not coherent.
Oberlin College faculty student smoking rules raise concerns
Fragmentary report notes Oberlin College leaders debating smoking policy for faculty and students in dorms and classrooms. Mentions older rules, abandoned rail property, and a Red Cross event in Lorain County with local supporters.
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Oberly
Oberlin Cole
Cleveland “ Western Railway
J. Lorain County Friends of the Red Cross
Levan
Diethans Red Cross
N.iavy
Ha ve fur there i mien initializes today
The fragmentary text mentions a police context with unclear wording and dates. No coherent event or names are readable to establish a concrete news item.
Nightlife anecdote ends with strange confrontation
A rambler in a crowded venue taunts a solitary observer about his appearance then collapses. The scene closes with a cryptic allusion to a mob syndicate and police involvement. The fragment hints at a personal confrontation amid late night city life.
Art in its highest forms springs from inspiration and reason
A concise reflection on art describing it as arising from a flood of inspiration plus feeling and rational thought, suggesting art’s peak quality emerges from the union of emotion and intellect.
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