Green Shapes Wage Bill Dictates House Amendments and War Fears
A tumultuous review describes Green’s influence on labor policy, pushing to constrain wages and hours while shaping House amendments. It notes opposition from Southern Republicans and labor leaders, and details the Senate Wagner-Steagall housing bill funding and its implications. Japan’s planned invasion of China dominates headlines with mobilization across NanKing and Peiping, signaling a broader impending war as Chiang Kai-shek’s forces prepare countermeasures.
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Peiping
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Nanking
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Tapa
Raw Snippets of Warped Wit and Fractured Notes
A jumbled, clipped set of old timey anecdotes and opinion snippets from a period newspaper. It mixes golf reminiscence with lampooning political figures and social commentary about pet lovers and public orators, revealing a collage of humorous, scattered remarks and cultural references.
Silver policy and inflation debate in Washington
A Washington column argues that Treasury silver policy inflates prices for everyday goods and discounts the gold standard. The piece links silver certificates to currency value, foreign purchases, and potential political fallout, urging readers to recognize the tax-like impact on American shoppers.
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United States
Star Dust era of Hollywoods private lives in rising ton
Hollywood notes on star life and film politics. Mentioned are stars such as Margaret Sullavan, Hedda Fonda, and Joan Fontaine, with industry figures like William Wyler and MGM debates over casting and salaries. The column cites a mix of gossip about divorces, star power, and upcoming projects in a bustling wartime studio scene.
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Joan Miandeil
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Margaret Sullavan
Herty Fonda
Mar Rare
Aay
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Tae
Hayseed
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Mies
Jim Fink
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