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Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1939
Page
6
Minding Her Manners and a Cookie Request
A motherly figure bakes in a fragrant kitchen while Dorothy grows restless. After a cookie is offered, she hesitates then answers that her sister also wants one, showing polite habit in a domestic scene from the Springfield Union and Republican.
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Dorothy
Springfield Union and Republican
Onlookers Warn of Slippery Sidewalks After Snow
Citizens urge caution as sidewalks become slick with fresh snow and ice. Residents and officials advise footwear with tread and slow steps to prevent falls.
Weak Guffey law exposed by coal industry losses
The article argues that the Guffey coal law mirrors the failed NRA approach, causing declines in production and profits. It notes a $37 million loss in 1937 and about $60 million in 1938, plus reduced output from 442 million to 342 million tons, while labor costs rose but consumer prices and relief costs rose for the public.
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Washington
Supreme Court
NRA
Senator Guffey
Pennsylvania New Dealer
Roosevelt
John L. Lewis
Congress
Guffey
Coal Commission
Allen
Pennsylvania
You
United Mine Workers of America
Mr. Lewis
National Commission
Federal Trade Commission
Feary on American sentiment to preserve government
A historical quote from Charles Evans Hughes asserts that after 150 years and rapid change the prevailing sentiment of Americans remains to preserve the current form of government despite direct attacks and subversive influences.
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Charles’ Evans Hughes
The
United States
Safety pattern in accidents at intersections in 1937
The National Safety Council reports that about 58 percent of injury accidents in cities occurred at intersections while 24 percent in rural areas. It notes 52 percent of two vehicle intersection crashes were right angle collisions.
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