Editor Defends Moderation Against New Deal Critique
A Canadian editor defends using strong language while criticizing the New Deal. He accuses its sponsors of vast, misused spending, misrule, and erosion of personal freedom, claiming the nation risks catastrophe and widespread misery from political folly. He cites pork-barrel waste, mob influence, and class tension as core failures.
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British Columbia
New Deal
Canada
Supreme Court
Alberta
Toronto
Globe & Mail
Epochal Events Are Multitudinous History Lost
A historical column notes how modern rapid news eclipses great discoveries and achievements. It reflects on 12 months of air travel at 400 mph, around-the-world flight in under four days, and global radio linking distant regions. It argues early moments of steam and electricity were underappreciated.
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America
Kellogg Briand Pact Era and Rising Aggression
Ten years after the Kellogg Briand pact nations renounced war yet aggression spread. Kellogg won the Nobel Peace Prize for drafting the agreement. Italy seized Ethiopia, Japan expanded in China, and Germany annexed Austria and threatened Czechoslovakia. Over 2.5 million killed and at least $10 billion spent in wars.
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Paris
Kellogg
Italy
Ethiopia
Japan
China
Germany
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Unemployment System Funds Under Scrutiny by Social Security Board
The Social Security Board in Washington probes state unemployment insurance systems. Through June 30 states paid five times their benefits from the Treasury, prompting questions about reserve funds and the safety of government bonds amid potential repudiation. A disinterested study could influence public welfare policy affecting millions of citizens.
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Social Security Board
Washington
United States Treasury
Workers of America
Washington Merry-Go-Round Anniversaries and WPA shifts
Anniversaries list noted figures with birth and death dates including Elizabeth I Howell Cobb Thomas Hendricks and Alfred Love while WPA programs expand to add 100000 more work relief jobs. The piece also reports on Mrs Wallace and a misaddressed postcard, labor wage debates, railroad finance stress, and a brief history column with multiple dated entries.
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Queen Elizabeth of
Britain
Howell Cobb
Georgia
Treasury
Georgi
Thomas A Hendricks
Indiana
Zanesville
Ohw
Alfred H Love
Philadelphia
Universal Peace
William Feorwood
Delaware
Henry Kitchell Webster
Evanston
Elinor Wide
Somerville
Washington
Bors
Vis Parol
Wallace
Herry Wallace Atfe
Secretary of Agriculture
Iowa
Colorado
Henry
Henry B
Jean B
Springs
Jean
Henry B Wallace
Wardman Park
Henry A
Wallaces
Robert B
Mexico
Roosevelt
U. S. Anti Aircraft Defenses Will Be Multiplied
United Press reports war department plans to multiply U S anti aircraft defenses five to sixfold by awarding contracts for 333 rapid fire guns and carriages at a cost of 10 million dollars. The system will equip 32 regiments to defend major coastal cities including Boston New York Philadelphia Baltimore Seattle Portland San Francisco and Los Angeles with mobile three inch guns and time fuzed shells.
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United Press
Washington
Amercan
War Department
Regular Army
National Guard
General Staff
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Seattle
Portland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Point
Punt
Today as a practical sun sign warns of danger
The reading labels the native as intensely practical and unimaginative, noting honesty, laborious speech, and a life likely dominated by hard work. A warning to watch for accidents that could threaten life or limb.
Are You a Good Neighbor in Christ’s Parable?
A sermon urges that loving God requires loving one’s neighbor. It contrast personal religion with social ethics, asserting hatreds betray faith. The speaker recalls the Good Samaritan to challenge readers: will you cross barriers to help those in need?
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God
Christ
County Schools Heads To Hold Monthly Meetings
Lorain County school superintendents and principals met to set the monthly meeting date for the last Tuesday each month and to approve holding meetings at various schools. A planning committee for the September 27 first meeting was named, and an invitation was extended to assemble at W A Jantz’s Lake Erie cottage for a social on September 21.
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Lorain County
C. A. Gibbons
W.E. Blake
Avon
M L. Huene
Lake Avenue
SL Zellers
Penfield
W A. Jantz
Grafton
Lake Erie
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Lorain
State of
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
Bo. Paphea
NEW _YORK
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General Motors
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York
York Central
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Greet
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Sears
Congress
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W.to
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Montana
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Apy
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Federal Trade Commission
Ferguson
White House
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Clisto Ng
Mexico City
Crnre
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Cy Tox
Ea Smith
Sem Raosyburns
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Oscar Aloretni
TVA
United Feature Ssnaieue Inc
Daniel Boone
Boonesborough
Copenhesen
Grace Darlig
Matocach
Dent Johnson
Cerone
Hts
Hitler
Tod
Tha P Morgan
Irv
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Lockport
Ill
John T Store
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Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Percy K Fitzhugh
Hugh Lloyd
Hathensuck
Story
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Brooklyn
P.rk, Smith & CO
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Chesterfield
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B.S
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R. E. MacDonald
2Nd Street
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