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A 1937 newspaper column defends President Roosevelt and the New Deal, arguing that Democratic successes stem from public support rather than court pressure. It recalls Grover Cleveland, Woodrow Wilson, and Franklin D. Roosevelt, praising the 1932 platform and criticizing the Supreme Court for misreading the Constitution while urging court reform.
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Laveland
Democratic Party
Cleveland
Wilson
Chicago
Franklin
D. Roosevelt
Nerles
United States
George Waah- Thomis Jeffernm
James Madison
Monroe
Andrew Jackson
Supreme Court
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Abrahami Lincoln
Mem
Pera
Roosevelt
Landon
Trey
Pennsylvania
Bilbao Falls to Franco Forces Amid Basque Retreat
The article portrays Bilbao as a hellish frontline, with Bolivarian lines thinning as Franco aims to hold each city he gains. It condemns Mussolini and Hitler for backing the assault, cites bombed civilians and shortages, and notes brutal treatment of women and children.
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Franco
Rome
Berlini
Aldler
Mussolini
Boxing experts and the 1937 prize fight scene
CHICAGO June 1 We are among boxing experts gathered to watch the big prize fight and to analyze what they see and think. The piece recalls how boxing writing evolved from mere reporting to opinionated guessing and recounts the tale of Jack Kearns and Jack Dempsey versus Gene Tunney, ending with a tease about a continuation on page 15.
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King Fea
Ures Syndicate, Inc.International
Chicago
Earth
Newport
Jack Kearns
Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Philadelphia
Hype Igoe
Ipoo
Igoe
Mr. Mearns
Mr. Kearns
Tunney
Intercepted Message Mentioned in South Side Bridget Land
An intercepted message dated June 19 1997 from George to Mac discusses restoring headquarters under the new South Side bridge. City Manager FH Mathews of Chicstone West Virginia signs the note, detailing requests and permissions.
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Bridget
George
Mr. M, FH. Mathews
Chicstone W. Va
Orchestral Leaders of Broadway in Decline and Fame
The piece reflects on vanished era icons of theater orchestras and vaudeville, noting figures like Julius Lenteberg at the Colonial and a Victoria showman. It recalls stage personalities, ballroom parties, and a Hoboken musician now forgotten, alongside a kitchen party on Park Avenue and music industry contrasts. The column spans memory, media, and changing tastes in entertainment.
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Palace
Julius Lenteberg
The
Colonial
Broadway
Julius
Robert Taylor
Old Hammerstein
Victoria
Hoboken
Vogue
Park Avenue
Pedestrian Safety Law Sparks Logan County Arrests
A report from Logan Banner states a woman near Cora was taken into custody for violating a new pedestrian rule banning walking with backs to traffic. The piece also flags broader debates on worker strikes disrupting electricity and public safety across the Saginaw Valley and Morgantown Post notes.
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Logan County
Bcal
Logan Banner
Uttle
General Motors
Saginaw ‘Valley
Arto
Power Company
Bax
Ialeerenaiaite Aes
Bagmaw Valley
Morgantown Post
Washington style power fight over rate control in regional authorities
Washington reports a split over who sets power rates in new regional authorities. Uproar between Morgan and TVA allies spurs a central Washington plan, while Mansfield favors federal rate power. President urged Congress to decide, masking a broader battleground between government and private utility interests. Robert Marshall, a noted forester, faces an odd tax reimbursement dispute, highlighting bureaucratic rigidity in a separate item.
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Yeene
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Teameses Valley, Authority
Morgan
Manafield
Uberal
Dent
Morran
Congress
Robert Marshall
Indian Bureau
U.S Forestry Service
Marshall
C. L. Hall
Comptroller General's Office
Bureau of Internal‘ Revenue
U. S
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Sally
Hall
Oble
Asvell
Traing
Baering Down On The News Arthur Bags
Fragmented OCR notes mimic a 1937 voice with garbled lines about “Bags” and celebration of a day for the old man. Mentions congress talk and a June date, unclear events, and playful mockery of parties without specifics.
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Arthur
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