Proclaimed Truth Seeker Quote Attributed to Henry G
A fragment quotes Henry G urging truth be proclaimed without seeking consent from opponents. The line emphasizes bold openness in declaring truth regardless of opposition.
14 Mar 1939
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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1939
Page
1
A fragment quotes Henry G urging truth be proclaimed without seeking consent from opponents. The line emphasizes bold openness in declaring truth regardless of opposition.
A Florida and national news roundup describes the Supreme Court ruling that the sit-down strike is illegal, noting the NLRB cannot require reinstatement of strikers. It condemns tactics as unlawful and warns against violence, while praising the Court for upholding law and order and criticizing officials who tolerated such actions. Also recalled are comments on Florida married women's legal status and a charity appeal urging March civic progress in Estherville.
In the March 10 1939 Senate session gains were made as Senate File 74 moved to make Commerce Commissioner's office appointive by the governor and pass with 26 votes. Debate covered consolidation of inspectors with the highway patrol and creation of the Public Safety Commissioner with a 45000 annual salary, plus use of patrols for crime pursuit and labor disputes. Senator Beardsley opposed broader consolidation. Friday saw action on Senate File 1 failure, Supreme Court rules bill, butterfat tax timing, and cigarette tax bill with Chamber debate continuing.
The Iowa Taxpayers Association warns that social security rhetoric risks social insecurity for all, urging pay as you go. It argues that reserving funds creates bank losses and ongoing interest costs, citing past Iowa bank failures and ongoing debt to replace losses, and condemns anticipatory social allowances as ill advised.
Dale Carnegie recounts Grand Duchess Marie of Russia describing a childhood of rigidity and loneliness. Ignorant of maternal warmth, she grew up under tutors and straitened rules, craving affection and simple joys like a mandolin, until a bomb ending her uncle’s life altered her story.
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