Opening of Garner's Campaign Stirring Washington Desires
Weekly News Analysis by Joseph W. LaBine surveys Garner's campaign launch and Washington reactions. The piece notes Garner refused to cede to Roosevelt, hints at complex U.S. foreign policy shifts, and covers Axis war developments including Italy, Germany, and Russia, plus Finnish front changes and Graf Spee incidents. It also touches Indian governance strains under colonial rule and British responses.
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League ‘of Nations
Russia
Reich
Galeazzo Ciano
Macy
Italy
Epeech
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Austria
Germany
France
Britain
Europe
Graf Spee
Rhine
Royal Air Force
Air Ministry
Pan America
Montevideo
Uruguay
Exeter
Falkland
South Atlantic
Graf ‘Spee
Labor: First witness before house committee on NLRB
The hearing featured Dr. William Leiserson and John Lewis. Leiserson, a minority NLRB member, highlighted partisan tensions and tactics. Lewis urged amendments including criminal penalties, while the administration eyed self financed farm support via parity payments to farmers.
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House
National Labor Relations Board
William Leiserson
NURB
Leiserson
Edwin L. Smith
War- Ten Madden
G.'P. U2
Boardsman Smith
Berkshire, Knitting Mills
Reading
NLRB
A. Boston
Berkshire
Berkshire Company
NLEB
C. I
John Lewis
Ambassador to President Returns from Washington Trip
Ambassador Dr Augusto S Boyd, first vice president of Panama, returns to the republic after succeeding the late Dr Juan Demostenes Arosemena as president. Also noted are global police actions, Washington indictments against a Russian publishing firm, and Roosevelt ordering a tariff probe into foreign wheat imports to compare U S and Canadian prices.
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Washington
Republic of Panama
Augusto S. Boyd
Juan‘ Demostenes Arosemena
Justice ‘Department
Roosevelt
Tariff ‘Commission
U. S
U S Withdraws Aid for Matanuska Colonists
The United States ends assistance to Matanuska colonists prompting rumors that many residents will return to the mainland. Officials offered no further support and advised affected families to seek alternative sustenance and relocation options.
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Matanuska
U. S
Treasury shifts on freight rates and policy reversed
Washington reports indicate the inter state exchanges adjust transport costs and reverse earlier rules. The secretary of the treasury leans toward not supporting certain américanism debates, while investigations continue amid criticism. The period sees a four percent drop over six weeks reflecting market and policy tensions.
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Cotn
Medwtul
Washington
Treasury
Conta
Children themed furniture patterns and sewing book offer
Ruth Wyeth Spears promotes a child friendly furniture line with blue and red printed fabrics and a home sewing sketch showing assembly methods. The note advertises her Sewing Book No 4 and additional quilt block patterns available with other book orders, including prices and mailing details.
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Spears
Bedford Hills
New York
Questions from Ask Me Another style trivia list
A fragmented trivia set asks about Roman numerals for 600, taxation of presidential income, who cut the Gordian Knot, the war called Mr. Madison’s War, the middle verse of the Bible, the most memorial statues, the race with fastest population growth, plant growth at night vs day, the poem Far from the Madding Crowd and Gray's Elegy, and the share of the world population still governed by monarchs.
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Mr. Madison
Alexander
Joan of Arc
The Answers 1 DC 2 His Salary as President
The fragment hints at a discussion about presidential compensation and other income. Two entities appear: The Answers publication and Washington DC, with reference to a president's salary and potential other earnings. The text is incomplete but suggests scrutiny of official pay.
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Washington
Garner
Roosevelt
Jack Garnet
Fragmented Quiz Item From OCR Text
The text presents a jumble of historical names and questions on topics such as Alexander the Great and Joan of Arc, mixed with incomplete phrases about racial population cycles and plant growth. It appears as disjointed snippets from a page of trivia or study prompts.
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Chaieee
Uvalde
Texas
John Lewis Salled
John
Nance Garner
Splade
Helgoland Bight
London
Hald
Urtilla
Elbe
U.S
United ‘Press
Webb Miller
Chicago Daily News
Theland Stone
Karelian Front
Spee
Berto Guani
Graf__ Spee
Buenos Aires
Argentina
India
Zetland
all-India Congress
Moslem League
Marquess of Lithlingow
Congress
Mahatma ‘Gandhi
House of Lords
Marquess of Zetland
Nazi Germany
South America
Smith A. Boycott
Istanbul
Nazi
Ger. Ag
White House
Matanuska Valley
Pacific Ocean
Duchess OF Windsor
Naval Observatory
Lewis
Lawes
Sing Sing Prison
Ely
Paradise
Philadelphia
Ruth Wyeth Spears
Andi
Deep
California
Des Moines
San Diego
Marine Corps Recruiting Office
Old
Federal Building
Iowa
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