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A Boom From Abroad How Owen D Young Captivates Attention
European praise for Owen D Young grows since the reparations conference. The Boston born lawyer turned financier shaped General Electric and led reforms pointing to a broad prosperity era. Like Hoover he garners international fame and concern centers on his political stance.
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Owen D. Young
Europe
Young
London Times
Boston
New York
General Electric Company
Hoover
Friendly Venezuela and the Bolivar Washington Bond
A historical note on Venezuela U S friendship rooted in Simon Bolivar’s Paris years. The youth sought Lafayette’s support and received Washington’s hair, a sentimental token that Venezuelans still recall as a symbol of allied ties despite regional upheavals.
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Venezuela
West Indies
United States
Simon Bolivar
Sorbonne University
Paris
Lafayette
France
Washington
Bolivar
Causes of Crime Insights from Indiana Reformatory Data
The Hoover Commission on law enforcement will study crime causes with Indiana reformatory figures from the last two decades. Among 20 000 youths ages 18 to 25 entering prison only one was a college graduate and 15 were high school graduates. Nine of ten came from broken homes and 85 percent had no church affiliation. The findings suggest education Scout involvement church support and preemptive upbringing of children from broken homes to curb crime.
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Hoover Commission On Law Enforcement
Indiana Reformatory
Scout Movement
Oath to Country Denies Schwimmer Citizenship
The U S Supreme Court upholds Mme Rosika Schwimmer’s refusal of citizenship due to her non acceptance of the faithful oath to defend the U S Constitution. She would not pledge to defend the government and its laws against enemies foreign and domestic, disqualifying her for naturalization. The domestic dispute draws support from liberal publications and the A C L U, though the ruling rests on law.
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Rosika Schwimmer
Supreme Court of the
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Mme. Schwimmer
Duty and privilege in American government discussed
A newspaper item reflects on civic duty and responsibility amid quotes about rights, collective obligation, and defense of government. It cites Mrs. John B. Sippel on education for leisure, Hoover's call for voluntary law obedience, and misgivings about treasury secretaries who never save. Aviation plans and 1929 Atlantic interments are noted as context.
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America
Mme. Schwimmer
Atlantic Ocean
Homework debate frames child health and study load
A Canadian businessman argues homework overburdens children and suggests limiting it to review work only in a month before exams. He cites his daughter's progress and critiques teachers for prioritizing play over learning, urging monthly standings to guide promotion.
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Answers on Silver Care and Health Myths in Daily Questions
Readers ask about silver tarnish from silver sulfide and skin care. Dr Brady explains tarnish arises from sulfur compounds in skin and alloy, suggests seeking personalized complexion advice, and notes milk safety and eye care guidance.
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Portrait of a Liberal by Glenn Frank
Glenn Frank argues that liberal intelligence will guide society through free thought and experimental inquiry. He distinguishes genuine liberalism from vague intentions and dogmatic zeal, urging intelligence as the directing force and protecting freedom of thought.
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University of Wiscoteln
Century Magazine
Copyright
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Syndicata
Europe
America
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Times Changing Travel And Public Figures In Converse
A humorous column surveys shifts in travel from sleeping cars to Pullmans and private limousines, notes President Coolidge ambivalence toward writing, and comments on literary markets and public figures. It recalls Jean Assolant and Arthur Schreiber, the stowaway, and reflects on stamps, graft, and fashion.
Brain Tests of NW Evening Pest
This item discusses intelligence tests offered at major universities and shows sample questions on CANARY BATTERY CENSER and SAGE with multiple definitions. It notes the tests as a season start and comments on Europe trips prompting jokes about wine lists.
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Evening Pest, Inc
Abe Martin on the Beverlyan envoy and Bloom Center
Abe Martin discusses Sir Esme Howard the ambassador known to many for his drinking and restraint. Constable Phim notes a local incident at Bloom Center mentioning a party and a disturbance on Sunday after running aground last Saturday.
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Esme Howard
Phim
Bloom Center
Five Day Week Urged to Boost Economy and Leisure
William Green, president of the American Federation of Labor, argues the five day week improves rest and recreation, aids industry efficiency, and supports higher living standards. He notes progress toward adoption in construction and other trades, with emphasis on leisure driving demand and education.
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William Green
American Federation of Labor
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St. Louis
New York City
Letstia
Thas
Crete
Diary notes and city life reflections of New York writer
A New York diary entry recalls social scenes with Ray Long Theodore Dreiser John Erskine and Montague Glass and notes on Dean Cornwell and New York beer saloons. It mentions Bristol benefactor Grundy and a Times-Republican item on railroad crossing safety Look Listen and Live. It ends with a note on a planned New York to San Francisco airmail service cutting cross country delivery time.
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New York
Wall Street
W. W. Hawkins
Thompson Buchanan
Gilbert White
Paris
China
Rochester
Ray Long
Theodore Dreiser
John Erskine
Montague Glass
Sport
Times Square
San Pranciaco
Tariff Titan Joseph Grundy Aims for Policy Wins
Washington June 17. Joseph R. Grundy a Bristol Pennsylvania wool manufacturer and tariff expert is a dominant GOP import in tariff revisions since 1890. He directs Pennsylvania Manufacturers' Association influence and works from the Transportation Building, guiding policy with relentless energy and precise aims.
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Washington, D. C
Jon Stundy
Wil Rogers
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Joe Grundy
Bristol
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Joseph R. Grundy
Pennsylvania Manufacturers' Association
United States
Joe Grindy
Washington
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