Postal Service Strikes Spark Constitutional Debate Say Officials
The text defends post office workers and condemns government interference. It references the National Federation of Post Office Clerks and White House views on strikes and picketing. It argues postal deliveries face irregularities during steel strikes and questions government power over postal service.
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Teleda
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White House
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Delvery
Post Office Department
Economists warn of a 1943 slump amid Beveridge projections
The piece recalls Sir William Beveridge predicting a major downturn around 1943 as wartime birth rates and economic shifts create a deepening dip. It notes historical birth trends from 1911 to 1919 and speculates on how rebuilt households may affect consumer demand and investment.
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Sir William Beveridge
Sir William
Sir Witham
Sir Wildham
Correct this sentence about belief and action in a mixed era
The excerpt examines belief versus action using Roosevelt era rhetoric and religious language. It contrasts true belief with lazy acceptance and notes that genuine belief entails corresponding deeds and life changes. It ends by correcting a quoted sentence about whether signing a note should alter attitudes.
Progress through education and work in an enlightened society
The text argues that economic progress depends on educating and updating workers. It warns against clinging to old knowledge and stresses regular classroom refreshers for promising employees. Employers may send staff back to school to align practical work with new theories.
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Poper Macy
Ikert
Pivate
New York Restaurateur George La Mare Known for Blackboards and Elite Cuisine
The piece profiles George La Mare a famed New York restaurateur famous for ditching printed menus in favor of oversized chalkboard boards. He moves between hotspots like Philadelphia Hollywood Saratoga Miami and Palm Beach and personally sources Idaho potatoes Long Island ducklings and Gloucester seafood while insisting on daylight market visits.
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New
Idaho
Long Island
Gluttons at Saratoga Feast on Fancy Dishes
A glimpse of high society dining at Saratoga with Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt indulging in Chateaubriand and truffled beef, Jock Whitney sampling calorie rich sweets, and Herbert Bayard Swope with a curious smoked fish and potato salad as Joan Bennett dabbles in desserts.
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Saratoga
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Jock Whitney
Herbert Bayard Swope
Joan Bennett
Tramp poet Hawkins in Greenwich Village era notes
The piece sketches Hawkins once a bar and waffle-parlor regular now studying at WPA adult classes in languages such as Japanese and Arabic. It mentions Mason Peters, Plattsburg native and New York newsman turned Arizona prospector, and Sidney Toler, born in Plattsburg Missouri in a covered wagon.
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Xemp
Babdy Edwards
Sonia
Greenwich Village
Washington Square
WPA
Flint
Wyckoff
Jacsx Loncon
Delvers
Kemp
Mason A Peters
Plattsburg
Plattsburg, Mo
Sidney Toler
10 20 30 Years Ago In The Gazette
George Stewart of Los Angeles becomes Ma jestic theater manager succeeding Harry Hermann who becomes Little Jack Little's personal representative. Miss Mary Esther Toof joins Eugenics Record Office at Cold Spring Harbor. Largest Cedar River wall eyed pike lands below Sixteenth avenue bridge weighing seven and three quarters pounds. Albert Irving from Washington is visiting his parents. Charles W Baskerville elected physical director of Cedar Falls State Normal School's local Y M C A.
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George Stewart
Los Angeles
Majestic Theater
Harry Hermann
Little Jack Little
Mary Esther Toof
Eugenics Record Office
Cold Springs Harbor
Long Island
Cedar River
Charles Kosek
Sxteenth Avenue Bridge
Watch Your Step At Greene’s Opera House Today
A collision in Burlington injured Thomas A. Meyers engineer and Robert L. Soukup fireman both Cedar Rapids, in a crash involving a Rock line equipment today.
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Greene's Opera House
Thomas A. Meyers
Robert L. Soukup
Cedar Rapids
Burlington
To Die At Dawn Thrills Greene's Opera House Crowd
Andy Van Vleck travels to Sara toga to visit his boyhood home Billy Yeager of the street car company makes a dramatic rescue as Witwer Brothers drag team- dragging car loaded with light material - careens through First avenue Yeager leaps and grabs a horse and is dragged a half clock before the horses stop The People's theater in North First street reopens tomorrow with a vaudeville company Toads do not eat dead insects.
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Greene’s Opera House
Andy van Vleck
Saratoga
N. Y
Billy Yeager
Witwer Brothers
First Avenue
Yeager
People’s Theater
North First Street
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