Where Do We Go From Here New Deal Convention Debate
A editorial commentary from Philadelphia questions the future of the New Deal under Roosevelt and Garner. It warns of overreach by New Dealers, cites unemployment and relief concerns, and fears one party rule if their plans extend beyond November. It contrasts New Deal ambitions with Republican opposition and warns of potential dictatorship under a single party system.
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Jackson
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America
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Dole
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al Smith
Idaho Post Office Plan Amid $70,000 Expenditure
A Idaho project promises a new post office building with planned spending of $70,000. The piece also notes a Boise commission on textbooks, Idaho County Free Press milestone, a court candidacy switch, Idaho twin births, a police blotter tale, and editorials on gubernatorial education policy reflecting political shifting heat for June.
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St. Anthony
Free Country and Ballot Place in November
The text urges Americans to consider aligning with American ideals when choosing where to place their name on the ballot next November. It emphasizes national values and the importance of patriotic engagement in elections.
Work and education for youths balanced with real experience
The piece argues that students gain power through practical work and learning trades, not just books. It urges schools to offer hands on learning, community awareness of work value, and activities tied to real life, suggesting milk supply and everyday tasks matter more than classical literature for youth. It concludes by favoring activity aligned with youth life interests and later reading.
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Boise Statesman
W. P. Whitaker
Pocatello
Moscow
State University
Silas Marner
Red Squirrel Plans Mischief in Quiet Bedtime Chatter
A whimsical dialogue between the Red Squirrel and Chatterer hints at mischief and appetite. The clever rodent debates hunger and exercise while expressing stubborn resolve as the scene shifts to idle, cobwebbed courses waiting to be retrieved.
Chatterer the Red Squirrel Chases Appetite Fix
Chatterer laments loss of appetite after eating too much as Bumble the Bee chases him to the Green Forest. The pursuit ends with Chatterer running for fitness and plans to raid eggs, while Sammy Jay warns him of Shadow the Weasel. The tale ends with Chatterer sensing a nest nearby. Next story: Chatterer Is Served Just Right.
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Red Squirrel
Bumble the Bee
Bumble
Brother Chatterer
Farmer Brown
Buz-Z
Green Forest
Sammy Jay
Sammy
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