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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1935
Page
3
Senator Josheh T. Robinson of Iowa notes intense criticism of the administration amid election year pressure. He asserts laws enacted aim to aid prosperity and benefit the greatest number, despite discord in daily papers over political and economic issues.
Prominent Republican Col William J Donovan argues the party could cut Federal payrolls and relieve local agencies, halt public plan funding, and restore home rule and states rights. He warns against continued expansion and urges a return to the country’s traditional balance of liberty and authority.
Insurance President R O McCulloch argues cheap money and renewed confidence will spark a full recovery. He cites Britain balancing its budget and cutting unemployment, and says Canada’s vast resources and virile people position it for unprecedented business expansion once confidence returns.
Federal Communications Commissioner Giorgh H. Paynh argues radio in America is controlled by commercial interests. He warns against treating broadcasting as a fifth estate and notes the public will not tolerate surrendering airwaves to private power.
Federal Housing Administrator James A Moffatt argues that U S silver policy harms China and that while Shanghai faces economic troubles, overall China is not worse off than last year. He notes a real estate collapse in Shanghai after silver declined and calls the situation misinterpreted by outsiders.
The Republican National Committee opened its 1936 campaign phase in Washington with a session under Henry P. Pletcher that lit a tone of combat against President Roosevelt. The meeting approved creating a young Republican club division, while infighting and rivalries surfaced among leaders including Fletcher, Metcher, and Hilles. Separately, Robert H. Lucas filed a $200,000 libel suit against Hilles and Frank Kent, signaling party strife likely to affect unity.
Washington editor Earl Godwin notes wide belief that Franklin D Roosevelt will be re elected. He cites relief continuation, farm programs, and business calm as reasons. The piece also discusses Huey Long's death lowering third party fears and the impact on Roosevelt's path to a possible victory.
Practical guidance on posture and clothing to improve stance and reduce strain. Emphasizes straight spine, head up, abdominal discipline, regular breathing, and periodic gentle exercise. Includes avoidances like high heels and excess stooping, plus a home routine for kids and adults.
The question asks how to cultivate a thinker. It suggests exploring whether evolution yields more good thinkers and asks for steps to develop critical, reflective minds through education, environment, and practice. The prompt invites practical methods to foster reasoning, problem solving, and open inquiry.
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