Danger Bills Pending in Congress Stir Debate in Commentator
The article by William A. Ae Garry warns that if measures now in Senate committees pass, a consent decree could follow. It links licensing bills S480 S481 and S330 to a broader New Deal strategy to centralize control, citing O Mahoney Borah and Maloney as sponsors and noting past battles over relief and census plans.
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Commentator Magazine
William A. Ae- Garry
Congress
Land of the Free
Senate
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Cheyenne
Wyoming
William E. Borah
Boise
Idaho
O’mahoney
O'Mahoney
Borah
Francis T. Maloney
Meriden
Connecticut
Mahoney
Civil Liberties
Hopkins
Department of Commerce
Sargon
Babylonia
Stalin
House Appropriations Committee
Labor Standards Board
United States
New York Sun
Warning on federal licensing and consent decrees threatens all businesses
The piece argues that federal licensing would force full corporate record keeping and inflate prices, potentially creating more mergers. It criticizes administrative law and consent decrees, urging readers to investigate the bill and pressure Congress to stop this expansion of government power.
Death in Jamestown recalls frontier rescue tale
In Jamestown Kansas Mrs. Sarah Brooks 88 dies recounting an 18 year old capture by Cheyenne raiders and rescue a month later by General George A Custer. The note cites his book My Life On The Plains 1874 and contrasts Custers gallantry with his writing.
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United States
Jamestown
Kansas
Sarah Brooks
George A. Custer
Rubens Descent From the Cross curbs archers’ feud in Antwerp
In Antwerp the Archers Guild dispute over a shared fence with Rubens’s home led the mayor to commission Descent From the Cross to settle claims. The painting by Peter Paul Rubens became a famed masterpiece amid the dispute. A separate feature notes Rev. A H Marshall’s vast inland circuit serving 103 congregations by power launch in North Carolina.
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Antwerp
Peter Paul Rubens
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Rubens
A. H. Marshall
St. Phillips Episcopal Church
Southport
N. C
Peter
Alenskarkst
Inasmuch Sacrament and A Paris Exhibition Sale
Bible readings and spiritual reflection on love and witness. A note on the Inasmuch Way as a path of service and the concept of trysts with Christ. The Zeiss Planetarium at the Paris Exhibition is to be auctioned.
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Christ
Zeiss
Anniversaries and milestones span years of notable figures
Today’s anniversaries list births and deaths of Tench Coxe Arthur Tappan Charles Haswell Christopher Langdell Mary Cassat Emil Hirsch Ernest McCullough Aaron Burr trial Savannah steamship Marcus Whitman Preston Brooks Sumner assault discovery of Alder Gulch first U S train robbery and the Revised Old Testament publication across New York and London.
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Tench Coxe
Philadelphia
Arthur Tappan
New York
Northampton
Mass
Charles H. Haswell
U. S. Navy
Christopher C. Langdell
Harvard
New Boston
N. H
Mary Cassat
Pittsburgh
Emil G. Hirsch
Chicago
Luxemburg
Ernest McCullough
Aaron Burr
Richmond
Savannah
Trish
Marcus Whitman
Missouri
Oregon
Preston S. Brooks
S.C
Charles Sumner
Senate
Sumner
Alder Gulch
Virginia City
Mont
Seymour
Ind
London
Carlisle Students To Present Play May 24
The eighth grade of East Carlisle School will present Adventures of Grandpa at 8 p.m. on Wednesday May 24. Mrs. Nora E Neher directs. Graduation exercises follow the play with music directed by Mrs. Lucille Kirwin and Miss Helen Dickey.
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East Carlisle
Grandpa
Nora E. Neher
Lucille Kirwin
Helen Dickey
Notable U.S. Academic and Civic Leaders Born in Earlier Eras
A list of prominent figures with birthplaces and ages: Dr. Jacob Gould Schurman Cornell president and ex ambassador born Prince Edward Island 85. Dr. Frederick H. Knubel Lutheran pastor and president United Lutheran Churches in America born New York 69. Judge Rufus E. Foster Fifth Federal Circuit Court New Orleans born Mathews County Virginia 68. Dr. Robert G. Sproul University of California president born San Francisco 48. Prof. Charles C. Hyde Columbia University international law professor born Chicago 66.
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Jacob Gould Schurman
Cornell
Prince Edward Island
Frederick H. Knubel
New York
United Lutheran Churches In America
Rufus E. Foster
Fifth Federal Circuit Court
New Orleans
Mathews Co
Robert G. Sproul
University of California
San Francisco
Charles C. Hyde
Columbia University
Chicago
A Day of Prosperity and Security Foretold
A life forecast promises prosperity and security with strong friendships. Success in life is near certain and well deserved, and the outlook notes a life worth living.
Braille Public School Hymn Book Published in London
A Braille edition of the Public School Hymn Book has been produced in London for blind students.
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London
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