Bolshevism and freedom clash in American public debate
The piece surveys anti Bolshevik sentiment in major cities, arguing the majority of native and assimilated Americans reject Bolshevism and socialism. It contrasts personal freedom with thrift and warns radicals claiming martyrdom, while noting housing relief in New York and ongoing municipal governance concerns in other cities.
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Kamerica
Bolshevist
Frank Crane
Yeech
Seattle
Boston
Cleveland
New York
America
Ancy
Grane
Bids Open June 16 for Bond Sale Paving Project
Twin Falls council set June 16 as opening date for bids on paving bonds to expedite approval. May 18 to 24 labeled Clean Up Week with trash collection by residents and city crews burning non burnables in alleys and fire district lots under fire department supervision. Former Treasurer Rounds released from bonds pending audit. McVicar seeks school water for a new plunge at the high school addition. board to provide water. Tank to be 20 by 60 feet, 54 000 gallon capacity, water changed three times weekly. Children applaud improvements secured by McVicar. Weaver seeks air pump action on Willow Avenue North, claiming delay.
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Twin Falls
Rounds
E. L. McVicar
Council
McVicar
W. H. Weaver
Peboind
Weathered C-5 Near England Flight Ready With Spare Motor
BAD WEATHER aviator reports 500 gallons of gasoline stored, 100 gallons more than the C-5 carries. A spare motor is prepared in one room of the old inn for immediate installation if needed upon arrival. The C-5 is believed capable of a flight to England. Naval officers note the C-3, a sister ship, stayed aloft 38 hours six minutes, and the C-1 flew 1,385 miles from Rockaway NY to Key West FL in 29 1/2 hours, a non stop leg followed by three landings.
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England
Naval
Rockaway
N. Y
Key West
Florida
Breach Grows Over Progressive Support For Pro Tem
The progressive group signals acceptance of a president pro tem but neither candidate has shown willingness to seek the office. Senators Borah and Johnson informed Senator Lodge of Massachusetts and the party leader indicated the fight hinges on a single consideration at Wednesday's conference.
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Lodge
Massachusetts
Borah
Johnson
Allied armies ready to advance if Germany rejects peace
London reports via Montreal that allied forces have prepared to move as if Germany had not accepted armistice terms, should Germany refuse to sign the peace treaty. The outlook hinges on Germany's decision, with authorities deeming acceptance unlikely.
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London
Montreal
Reuter
Germany
Democracy and Education Showed Our True Victory
A wartime speech lauds Hoover's leadership awakening civic duty and food thrift. It stresses education for all, forming a National Education department, uniting five major women's groups to push Americanization, health, and extended schooling to sixteen or eighteen, with better teacher salaries and vocational support.
World War Era Notes on Officials and Industry Developments
Fragmented report notes Mrs Margaretta Neale as acting director general of US wartime service in charge of women and children, a Norwegian cellulose factory plans capital expansion and alcohol from sulphuric waste, a New York firm influential in whale oil wartime use, Stella Miller cited for bravery near Ives Prairie, and Rev Samuel vent as a bi op of the Episcopal Church.
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Margaretta
Neale
United States
Wom
Agata
Krogstadt
Norway
New York
Mar
Stella Miller
Trumbaville
Ives
Prarie
Sree
Senate
Samuel
Episcopal ‘Church
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Aloise
Pilgrim
Water Works Committee
McMartin
Washington Street
Cdu
Breach
Rane
Belgium
Elvic
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Congress
Department of Education
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Commerce
National Congress of Math
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Arelaine
Edu
N. EF A
United. States
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