Public Opinion Shapes Labor Reform Calls And Policy
A columnist argues public opinion drives politics and business, noting Fortune magazine's survey that labor unions top needed reforms. It warns that changing views by the public or lawmakers may curb unions with new laws, and urges labor supporters to reexamine strategy and seek guidance for a new course.
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Fortune
Wall Street
Supreme Court
John Smith
Mary Jones
Smiths
Ohio Senators Split Vote on Reorganization Bill
The Ohio two U S senators split on the President s Reorganization Bill Bulkley backed the administration despite 7500 telegrams opposing Donahey voted against the bill calling it signing a blank check for the President The piece notes Bulkley s looming fall election and political foes seeking Senate bids.
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Ohio
Washington
Robert J. Bulkley
Vic Donahey
Messenger
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Bulkley
Roosevelt
Judge Day
Senate
Robert A. Taft
Cleanliness and thrift guide successful firms
The article argues that thriving businesses stay clean and orderly, keep premises neat, and attract customers from chains. It urges thrift by maintaining tools, repairing or replacing outdated machines, and preserving funds to focus on profit. It condemns small operators who avoid efficient practices as lazy and shiftless.
Roosevelt Needs A Steady Man Like Colonel House
Raymond Clapper argues Roosevelt lacks a steady adviser in Washington after Louis Howe's death. He urges a calm, seasoned figure to veto petty policy fights, noting Roosevelt's isolation and the failed timing of reforms like the TVA and undistributed profits tax.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House
Wilson
Colonel House
Farley
Jimmy
Louie Howe
Louie
A. E. Morgan
TVA
White House
Washington chatter on Roosevelts push for agenda noted
Progressive Democrats in Washington hope President Roosevelt grows aggressive again and leads on the wage hour bill. They have sent messages and visited Warm Springs Gainesville speeches urging him to push his program and revive liberal momentum for reelection.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Gainesville
Fading Support Tests Forthcoming 1940 Presidential Strategy
Lukewarm backers shed New Deal attire while 1936 coattail riders in Congress knife Roosevelt policies. Progressives urge to fight as essential to help the President name a 1940 successor or hold Congress. The President doubts how far to go but the offensive has begun.
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Capitol Hill Woods
Rosevelt
Congress
Roosevelt praised. George challenged by Rivers in Georgia race
Correspondents note Roosevelt’s reception in Gainesville where he praised Gov. Rivers while sidelining Sen. George. rivers, a strong New Dealer, is eyed to challenge George in a September primary amid southern Democratic aims to curb the New Deal. Arabs reportedly turning to listening after Rome sprinkled jokes into broadcasts.
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Walter F. George
Georgia
Roosevelt
Gainesville
E. D. Rivers
George
Rivers
England
Mediterranean
Near East
Rome
Salvation Army fund drive solicitors named for relief work
Twenty two people were chosen to solicit for the Salvation Army relief fund. Appointees include W. D. Robinson J. J. Sisler M. M. Kerr T. N. Hoover and others. Initiation took place at Sarah Alice Bailey’s home after a banquet at Hotel Berry with alumna singer Aileen Rauch.
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Salvation Army
W. D. Robinson
J. J. Sisler
M. M. Kerr
T. N. Hoover
Alex Moore
Rev
A. Y. Wilcox
D. W. Hughes
A. E. Whaley
L. W. Roberts
Gus White
Dwight Rutherford
Virgil Davis
Frank Moler
Carl Beasley
Scott Haney
Harry Beckley
R. W. Finsterwald
Sans Souci
Ruth Fleck
Delia Dorsey
Garnet Bing
Mary Jones
Pauline Cone
Clara B. Bailey
Margaret Porter
Sarah Alice Bailey
E. State St
Hotel Berry
Aileen Rauch
Messenger for sale ads boost egg orders says Hoover
Twenty years ago a testimonial praised the result getting ability of Messenger for sale ads. Prof T N Hoover stated that since advertising Barred Plymouth Rocks he has had more calls for eggs than he can supply and now has orders booked for a week ahead. Mr and Mrs Fred Kramer and granddaughter Hilda Derry of Pittsburgh were visiting their daughter Mrs J W Woodard.
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T. N. Hoover
Fred Kramer
Hilda Derry
Pittsburgh, Pa
J. W. Woodard
Understanding Spasms and Facial Muscle Tics in Health
A health briefing explains spasms as sudden involuntary muscle contractions not linked to tics. Causes include chilling, artery hardening, nerve and blood flow changes, with facial spasms most common. Diagnosis targets infection or bone nerve issues. treatment ranges from drugs to nerve-blocking injections or surgery.
Public Forum Letters Guide Signatures and Length
Readers are invited to comment on current events in this signed column. Contributions must be signed with the writer’s signature appearing alongside. Letters should be concise to allow multiple entries in the daily page.
Partyism No Solution
Letter writer Robert H. Morris decries party loyalty in favor of national unity and honesty. He argues the rich misuse wealth to oppress workers, warns against chasing personal gain, and urges Americans to elect representatives who uphold the Constitution and democratic equality. Gloucester March 25.
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the Messenger
John Q
Robert H. Morris
Glouster
Hutson Urges College Athletes to Bear Down on Books
Tuscaloosa Alabama Don Hutson former All America football star at the University of Alabama urges college athletes to study hard He left Alabama in 1935 before completing final examinations to turn pro in baseball He stresses the importance of earning a degree for life after sports.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Don Hutson
University of Alabama
Hutson
Alabama
Bush Breazeale Hopes For Personal Funeral Rehearsal
Kingston Tennessee resident Bush Breazeale plans a funeral rehearsal on June 25. He asked Rev. Charles E. Jackson a former Rockwood pastor now at Paris Illinois to deliver the sermon at the rehearsal.
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Kingston, Tenn
Bush Breazeale
Breazeale
Charles E. Jackson
Rockwood, Tenn
First Christian Church
Paris
Ill
Old Car Still Runs At Fulton Motor Dealer Seeks Plates
Fulton Missouri motor dealer Harry W. Findley applied for motor license plates for a Brush automobile with one cylinder and a 34 year age.
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Fulton
Harry W. Findley
Brush
England Hosts Twenty Thousand Dog Breeders Market
A census counts 20,000 dog breeders in England operating collectively for an annual turnover of about 2.5 million dollars. The figure highlights a sizable sector within the breeding trade and potential regulatory attention.
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England
The Means to Our Happiness in Moonlit Rooms
Constance Maidwell and Derek Manton navigate a tense evening as Constance resists an alibi plan and Dr. Rogers quietly helps soothe George Thorvald. The night ends with Constance caring for Thorvald and Hildegarde Thorvald hinting at gratitude for a risky intervention.
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Constance Maidwell
Derek Manthon
Hildegarde Thorvald Derek
DR. Rogers
Derek
Thorvalds
Connie
Constance
Miss Maidwell
Mark Rogers
Mr. Thorvald
Hilda Thorvald
George
Father
Mark
Hildegarde Thorvald
Cheshire PTA elects new officers at regular meeting
Cheshire reports the PTA elected officers including President Kermit Massie and vice presidents Otto Rothgeb and Rev H N Snider at the High School. Weekend visitors included Briggs Kirby in Columbus and New Lexington, while others visited relatives in Danville Middleport Wellston and Aurora. The junior class play is set for Thursday at the high school auditorium.
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Cheshire
P.T.A
Kermit Massie
Otto Rothgeb
H. N. Snider
Pauline Rife
Conner Bradbury
Briggs Kirby
Columbus
New Lexington
Pearl Goff
Danville
Goff
Stanford Denney
Lloyd Roush
Clara Ward
Cynthia Black
Middleport
A. A. Bing
Harry Teal
Aurora
Joanna
Roy McCarty
Cluff
George Frazier
California
Ardyce
Wellston
Junior Starcher
Athens
J. H. Starcher
Paul Scott
Texas
Arthur Scott
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the Public Forum
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George Thorvald
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