Act I of the Constitution Drama Began 150 Years Ago
Elmo Scott Watson recounts the lead up to the 1787 Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia. The piece highlights the Potomac river disputes and the push by Madison and Hamilton to craft a new framework, with Rhode Island abstaining and debates shaping the Articles of Confederation into a broader federal plan.
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Tax policy and third term talk in Roosevelt era
The article analyzes tax strategy and political calculations in 1938 Washington. It notes expected higher levies on small incomes, warns of political risk around a third Roosevelt term, and discusses how tax law affects investor behavior and national policy.
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Young Bob Feller Seeks Quiet Start to Fame
In a chat with reporters, eighteen year old Bob Feller deflects publicity, aims for a steady start with the Cleveland club alongside roommate Weatherly, and discusses pitching style, goals, and comparisons to stars like Walter Johnson. He recalls last season’s five wins and stresses natural throwing and staying true to himself.
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