Will Guarantee Workers Rights
Earl Goodwin discusses New Deal expansion with emphasis on permanent federal labor laws. He argues for continued social security, public works, and broader power for rural electrification, farm price supports, and housing programs, while praising recent AAA reforms and criticizing Old Guard opposition.
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Earl Goodwin Ashington
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New York
Harry Hopkins
Tennessee Valley Authority
Boulder Dam
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Columbia River
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Henry Wallace
Chester Davis
F. D. Roosevelt
AAA
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Desert Prospectors and a Frontier Six Shooter
A road trip near Phoenix yields a real old western gunsmithing caper. An elderly prospector trades a walnut handled six shooter for cash after a tense bargaining, while the group imagines displaying the prize in their den. In a Phoenix hotel lobby a buyer recounts a similar sale, noting the feverish coin toss and a plan to buy another gun and new gear.
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Norman
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Charlie's
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Immense Timber Wolves in the Michigan Forests
In northern Michigan the bounty division reports a record timber wolf pelt captured near Matchwood in Ontonagon County. The 6 feet 8% inch specimen is described as the largest taken in recent years, though not the ultimate Michigan record. A prior 8 foot bulkier wolf from the Upper Peninsula was sold for rug making, and predatory control chief Stokley Ligon notes timber wolves are rare since heavy logging reduced their range.
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Michigan
Albert Stoll, Jr
Bounty Division
State Department of Conservation
Ontonagon County
Matchwood
Upper Peninsula
Slipaw
Grand Rapids
Stokley Ligon
Budapest Station Newsstand Sells Papers Amid Turbulent Day
At Budapest West station a paper seller hawks newspapers to travelers as confusion swirls around a Tivoli stall. An assistant named Marl Seto helps a stand patron while others, including Birol and Chethge, handle the crowd. A voter event named SPARTA appears in scattered notes as a windy day unsettles the station.
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Chethge
Telphiene
Sparta
Sean Fis
Feed your mind with study and hard work
The piece urges constant mental nourishment from others, arguing minds must be fed to grow. It praises education, self reliance, and purposeful study, notes many institutions exist today, and compares lack of training to going to war without arms. It advises presenting genuine skills to employers and avoiding overconfidence without substance.
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Boulder
Colorado River
San Diego
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Matehlesa
Sald
Boulder Dam
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Congress
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