Croce Stirs Fuss Over Liberalism In Fascist Italy
Rome May 1 Benedetto Croce Italy's leading philosopher challenges fascist doctrine defending liberalism as essential to state and society. He faults fascist culture as superficial and asserts that both extremes lack full vitality while liberalism enables free individual and social development. Fascist leaders rebuke his views as pedantic and waning with youth.
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Benedetto Croce
Italy
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Maurice Barres
Croce
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Oxford to Name New School Superintendent
James P. F. Brows, Earlham, Iowa, science instructor at Tracer high school, will be the Oxford Johnson County superintendent of schools next year. Oxford school serves about 175 pupils.
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25 Cent Pieces Mined Near Gifford Pole
In Gifford Iowa Ralph Gunderson first found a silver quarter near a telegraph pole on the railroad right of way. Over the year local youths including J M Cox Tom Jewell and Eugene Howard uncovered 65 to 70 more quarters totalling inside a paper money roll. Authorities surmise the coins are bank robbery loot hidden at the site.
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van Shope
Davenport Loses 4300 in State Census Figure
Davenport May 1 unofficial figures from city assessor Fred F. Finch show Davenport’s population down about 4300 since the 1920 census. The 1920 figure was 56,727, with current estimates around 52,200. The report is near completion for filing.
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Workforce Decline After Rock Island Arsenal Cuts
The Rock Island Arsenal reduced its workforce from about 000 employees in 1920 to roughly 500 today. Many former workers who lived in Davenport moved away with their families as the arsenal force was cut down.
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Baggage Tourists Favor Auto for Desert Travel
Bagdad reports tourists increasingly prefer automobile travel across the desert despite a recent death of a French woman at the hands of desert marauders. Desert cross services have logged 1,600,000 miles of transit amid a mild motor boom.
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Bagdad
Beginning in Bagdad Growth Amid Desert Town Struggles
In Bagdad the arrival of new model cars from Syria boosts activity as two new hotels, English and French, rise and tourism shows promise. Yet overall business remains unsatisfactory with acute poverty among workers in town and country though warmer weather eases conditions a bit since desert development began.
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Bagdad
Syria
Did Not Waste Money on Food Campaign
A reader recalls severe diet limits and illness while criticizing waste drives. The note mentions Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as a cure for stomach and intestinal ailments and jokes about a supposed recovery after taking the product.
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Mayr
Routes Between Syria and Mesopotamia At Baghdad
Two automobile routes connect Syria and Mesopotamia with Baghdad. One travels from Damascus via four straight jinn through the desert to Baghdad, while the northern path passes Panayra, a famed historic site visited by many tourists, then reaches Baghdad.
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