Workers and the people in American democracy
The Globe editorial argues that American democracy thrives not only through workers but through all people from farmers to merchants. It cites Philip Murray and a Roosevelt letter, contrasting Marxist notions of workers with the broader citizenry, and emphasizes unity of all social classes in defending liberties.
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Philip Murray
Murray
Roosevelt
Continental Army
Washington
Jefferson
Adamses
Hamilton
Morris
Saloman
Wayne
Henry
America
Phil Murray
Pretty Good Tax Tales And A Southern Social Scene
A survey shows Cleveland faces widespread tax delinquency while Norwalk aims for 99 percent collections due to publicity, reporting, diligence, and courteous offices. In fiction and ongoing drama, Sue Ellen Fairhope navigates parties, rivals, and a looming war as Riv Moore teases marriage plans amid social pressure and Yankee observers.
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Cleveland
Norwalk
Connecticut
Municipal Finance Officers’ Association
Honey
Ginny
Riv
Toby
Mary Louise
Tommy
Harriet Nettleton
Camp Shelby
Harriet
Faber
Major Faber
Virginia
Sue Ellen
Toby Tyler
Ginny Fairchild
Tommy Jarvis
Washington
Doctor Warren
Sue Fllen
Deedora Waller
Johnny Harris
Deedora
Rivs
Santa and the White Rose Tale Continues
In a festive saga Santa departs with two infants left as gifts for King Harald and a castle, while Mrs Santa anxiously awaits news as wind fairies swirl. The Queen of Flowers grants a magical pipe with three working figures to aid Harald, and the cliffhanger reveals tomorrow the babies’ discovery.
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Santa
Harald
Toyland
Queen of Flowers
South
Queen of Fairies
Baby boom boosts birth rate as US faces long decline
Census officials say the United States is in its greatest baby boom since 1921, with about 22 million births projected this year among 132 million people. Birth rate remains on a long-term downward trend despite a temporary rise due to war and defense spending, says Dr. Hauser.
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Kansas City Star
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Phillip M. Hauser
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Virgil D. Reed
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Japan
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Italy
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Navy
South
New England
Cotton Textile Institute
Joan Bennett
New York
Mm Bennett
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