World Court and Roosevelt Homes Draw Critics
A column denounces sending U.S. affairs to a foreign World Court and questions public trust in international tribunals. It lauds Mrs. Roosevelt for funding better homes for the poor, notes a Christmas generosity story, and discusses J Pierpont Morgan's art sales. The piece also mentions New York’s zero temperatures and the Atlantic’s hot water store.
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World Court
Hull
Sam
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mrs. Roosevelt
United Government
J. Pierpont Morgan
J. P Morgan
Metropolitan Museum
Rubens
St. Peter
Cologne
Albany snow crisis touches labor and business outlook
New York truck drivers strike at docks amid heavy snow, halting shipping and threatening business. The protest targets an injunction against union interference with nonunion workers, prompting debate over union rights versus nonunion access and the national government’s stance on organized labor. Prosperity hinges on stable, continuous commerce.
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