Sewing Circle Project Teaches Practical Bag Craft
The sewing circle offers an 18 inch folding bag made from unbleached string, household twine, and crochet cotton. The design is portable enough to take to market in a purse and strong enough to carry a large load of groceries.
Unemployed Bill Debate Highlights CIO Hillman Clash
The piece critiques the Murray Kilgore unemployment bill and notes White House and party fault lines. It cites Truman Byrnes and Hillman as central figures while detailing CIO splits in Salt Lake City and broader labor leadership tensions.
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Mr. Roosevelt
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Truman
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Ways and Means
Doughton
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Jimmy Byrnes
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Byrnes
South Carolina
White House
Supreme Bench
Chicago
Ed Kelly
Boss Hague
Flynn
CIO
Hillman
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Salt Lake City
Bauer
Teele
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Supreme Court
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Sam Gompers
Going Strong at School Jimmy Learns Four Cylinder Words
A dialogue shows Jimmy thriving at school with a joke about learning words of four cylinders. A stranger teases him about being pushed up stairs while the other responds with a pun about sighing. The exchange captures light humor and a sense of daily school life.
Height boasting by three youths in stockinged feet
Tom claims six feet two and a half inches, Dick adds six feet five and three quarters with his hat, and Harry proclaims seven feet eight inches with his umbrella raised. The exchange showcases playful exaggeration among friends.
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Tom
Harry
Doctor nurses baffling roadbed illusion in England
In Old England a country doctor encounters a Home Guard lying in the road in apparent distress. He asks about pain and is told there is none, the guard claiming the road is a deep river and he can only swim on his back.
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Old England
Bless the Soldier and His Socks Feature
A marching soldier feels pain in his boot Kalam and limps across the drill field. He strips off his boot and sock at the bar racks and discovers a neatly folded note in the sock toe. The note reads Bless the soldier who wears these socks.
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