Senate reform idea echoes across states in debate
The Associated Press column discusses restoring Senate prestige by electing highly qualified men. It mentions Alfred E. Smith and Governor Albert Ritchie as potential candidates, with Harry Byrd and others cited. The piece weighs personal choices and patriotism against current public roles, suggesting fit leaders could revitalize the decaying upper chamber. The broader note questions future economic ills, posing a bleak forecast for 2033.
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President plans forest labor corps to aid unemployed
The Roosevelt plan calls for 250000 men to work in national forests at 30 dollars a month with food shelter and medical care. Labor objects to regimentation and a low wage standard, while defenders say it provides needed work without taking regular jobs. The program includes relief for nonworkers and outdoor rehabilitation, with later regular wage jobs planned. details emphasize use of Forest Service supervision, not Army.
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Dern Charts New Course as Secretary of War in Washington
Washington March 31 George H Dern new secretary of war aims to reform the military establishment by visiting bureaus personally and meeting officers in their offices. He recalls Pershing as a cadet in Nebraska and remembers being football captain in 1890s. Dern, a former Utah governor, uses direct inquiry to learn and lead.
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Just Folks By Edgar A Guest Courage
Poem extols courage as enduring pain with patience and steadfastness. It praises staying true, resisting despair, and battling on for the sake of family, even when faced with loss or injury. The verse urges calm resolve, unflinching integrity, and strength to carry on for children.
Courage and fear in a timid child analysis
A lecture recounts how extreme timidity shapes a child’s defense. A boy fears almost everything and rings his own doorbell repeatedly, shouting to maid for attention. Aggressive behavior may mask deep fear, requiring sympathetic parenting to read the real state of mind.
Exhausted Child Signs and Remedies in Early Signs
The exhausted child shows posture problems and nervous disturbances. He stands awkwardly with abdomen protruding and overextended limbs, raises temperature easily, and has fluctuating appetite and digestion. Remedy focuses on lightening work, early bed, rest after school, and addressing minor health issues.
Chesapeake Bay Yacht Club and Legion urge no beer ban in Talbot
The Chesapeake Bay Yacht Club board and the American Legion executive committee wired Talbot county lawmakers urging against any move to prevent the sale of beer and wine in the county.
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Springfield Man Granted Divorce Over Nagging About Cooking
Clifford Matthews of Springfield Missouri won a divorce on the claim that his wife nagged him about his cooking. The decree cites marital discord centered on domestic duties and personal habits.
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Misleading Satisfaction in Lent Devotion by Rev Gabe Glenn
The devotional notes a false self-satisfaction that ends growth and confines power to self. It urges divine discontent as a path to true wealth of the soul, urging readers to seek lasting treasure beyond loss. The piece applies Psalm 49:23-17 to daily life and faith in God.
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Banking Rules Announced in Restoring Normal Conditions
Washington March 31. Treasury issues new regulations allowing unopened Federal Reserve member banks to conduct fiduciary business and state member banks to pay out deposits lawfully secured. The rule revokes a March 1 order. trust department banks may pay out or withdraw coin or currency but withdrawals from other departments are prohibited.
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Prices Advance Amid March 15 U S Agriculture Index Rise
Washington March 30 The Bureau of Agricultural Economics reports that all farm prices increased one point during the month ending March 15. Dairy and poultry products led gains as the general price level paid to farmers rose.
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Ohio passes 3.2 percent beer bill final approval
Governor George White has resigned the Ohio beer bill which legalizes 3.2 percent beer statewide beginning April 7. The bill received final approval of the legislature last night.
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