Notes on Radicalism by Walter Lippmann
Walter Lippmann argues campaign tagging distorts voter judgment as Republicans label Roosevelt Garner radical while Democrats seek to appear progressive. He notes Garner’s plans to fund post offices and lend to borrowers misread as radical and explains American distrust of strong government slows socialization of wealth.
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Tony
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Garner
Lenin
Trotzky
Hoover
Curtis
Metternich
Mussolini
Europe
Mr. Garner
Mr. Garer
Italy
United States
Muscle Shoals
Joe Grundy
Iowa
Pennsylvania
York Tribune, Inc
Driving Across a Great American Road Trip Noted
Luisa Meigs Green urges readers to take a long driving tour across the United States. The piece outlines routes from Winchester Virginia through the South and West, highlights national parks, and recounts experiences from the Alleghenies to Chicago. It compares travel styles, notes encounters with travelers, and reflects on the meatpacking visit in Chicago as a vivid, cautionary memory.
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South Dakota
Black Hills
Yellowstone Park
Columbia River
Portland
Oregon
Seattle
Ranier National Park
Crater Lake
National Park
Redwood Highway
San Francisco
Yosemite Park
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Santa Barbara
Mojave Desert
Grand Canyon
New Mexico
Kansas
Home
Winchester
Virginia
Uni
Sylvan Lake
Ellenburgh
Washington
Cumberland
Allegheny Mountains
George Washington
Braddock
Pennsylvania
Coal and Iron
Ohio
Chicago
Hell
Chesterfields Offer Noted Mildness and Satisfaction
Smokers seek milder cigarettes as they gain experience and demand milder options. Chesterfields are described as milder due to careful ageing and curing and a blend of Turkish and Domestic tobaccos. The ad asserts Chesterfields taste better and satisfy consumers.
Boy Scout Paralyzed at Lynchburg Camp in July
At Tye Brook Camp in Virginia the Lynchburg Scout camp reported a paralysis case affecting one or more scouts. About 40 boys attended early in the week and several left after news of the incident, with others sought and quarantined.
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Associated Press
Tye Brook Camp
Lynchburg
Quote by Lucan on justice and armed power
A Latin line asserts that denying what is fair yields everything to the armed, expressing a caution about justice and force. The remark frames power as ultimate when mercy or fairness is refused.
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