Perkins and the Labor Crisis in the New Deal
Washington column reviews Frances Perkins's role during early 1930s labor conflicts. It notes her calm handling of the GM sit-downs and the Chrysler dispute, with Gov. Murphy of Michigan and President Roosevelt gaining political cover. The piece highlights Perkins as a stabilizing buffer amid White House tensions and calls attention to broader pushes for labor reforms.
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Jay Pranklin
Washington
Detroit
Gov. Murphy
Michigan
Union ‘League
GroverleVeland
United Stats Army
Teikubrenherd
Frances Perkins
Roosevelt
Labor
Ime
Perkins
General Motors
John L. Lewis
White House
Alfred P. Sloan
Joy
Miss Perkins
Lewis
Chrysler
Britain and Italy War Opinion Shifts in Central Press
Central Press columnist Charles P. Stewart surveys British and Italian war prospects. He notes American military experts favor Britain in a two-way clash but warn a broader conflict muddies the outcome. The piece discusses Mediterranean control, Spain’s fascist versus government factions, and U S labor and social reforms.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington
Britain
Italy
John Bull
Mediterranean
Mussolini
Spain
Stalin
Federal system shapes states power in social wage cases
The New York Times notes the Supreme Court majority affirming state autonomy to set social and economic policies such as minimum wage. It argues federalism allows states to handle local issues while federal controls grow to keep national economic unity.
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Supreme Court
New York ‘Times
Washington
Market reform and wartime era concerns voiced in Charlottesville
In a broad economic column the writer argues for a larger domestic market and employment programs to reduce unemployment and balance the federal budget. The piece discusses private enterprise revival, real estate movements, and industrial strategies, with references to policy debates and a Charlottesville science note on jungle physiology research.
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America
Washington
Tower Mount
Warrin
Inforest
Slnnan
Raymond
Statistician predicts crime trends amid murder fears
A statistician and FBI administrative assistant argues that violent crime numbers will drop as progress continues, though more effort is needed to curb murders. He cites over 200000 people living in the United States and notes annual murders exceed 12000.
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United States
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Transfer: origin of Mer cer County town name
The article explains how the town and post office known as Transfer in Mercer County formed. It describes the late 19th century railroad gauge differences between lines such as the Atlantic and Great Western, later NY Pennsylvania Ohio, and later Erie Railroad, and how freight transfers at a central point gave the town its name.
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Mercer County
Atlantic and Great Western Railroad
Vngme
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Erie Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ham
Colorado tourism expected to double spending this year
Denver estimates by Allen B. Spencer of the Convention and Tourist Bureau forecast tourist spending from 25 to 50 million dollars, doubling last year's figures. In Ontario, Boss entertains strikers at Owen Sound as Hamilton Merritt hosts over 40 workers for rabbit hunting after a furniture factory strike.
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Colorado
Denver
Gabrado
Allen B. Spenetr
Buea
Owen Sound
Hamilton Merritt
One Minute Test Answers and Themed Guidance
The fragment lists an answer key and notes for a One Minute Test on constitutional amendments and civics. It includes vague questions about ratification timing, a president signing, and a question on congressional reelection, with stray phrases on astrology etiquette and a dated year.
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U. S
Duke the collie pup a boy’s loyal pal
A boy writes about his new dog Duke a smart collie pup who quickly becomes a treasured companion. He rails at its growing tricks and emphasizes a dog’s importance and strong bond with a child.
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Ani
Duke
Spanish Loyalists Maintain New Gains in Basque Front
Loyalist forces aim to protect Bilboa and free Navarre Alava and Guipuzcoa. Advance elements led by Mola broke through near Mount Gorbea yesterday but were repelled today. Army reports continued fighting as lines shifted along the Basque front.
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Bilboa
Navarre
Alava
Guiplizcoa
Mola
Hich
Mount Gorbea
Hollywood film shop unites Prean Stet era Hollywood
A fragmented feature recalls Hopkins a Broadway dancer turned Hollywood actress who plans yearly trips to England. She describes London’s pace and her early screen work with Paramount and others, noting the shift toward integrating music art and sculpture in modern cinema.
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Hollywood Film Shop
Stet Erose
Hollywood
Atlrtain Hopkins
Broadway
England
Miss Hopkins
Holywinn
London
Alexander Korda
Mist
Paramount
Molly Pilotatias
Elks Officers Installed Here in Local Lodge Ceremony
Newly located offices of the Burry lodge of Elks No. 769 were installed at special ceremonies hosted by the Elks at the Burry home. Officers installed include Charles T. Graken exalted ruler Phillip Zalzneck leading knight Richard Sith loyal knight Arthur Scheppner lecturing knight Houton Davis secretary Harry Powers treasurer Brat Kate tailor Wallace Hammon Anthony Lite trustees Charles Craker representative. Guests from Brig Salamanca and Watcing Gisn were present.
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Burry
B. P.O Elks
Elks
Lng
Charles ‘T. Graken
Phillip, Zalzneck
Richard Sith
Arthur Scheppner
Houton 2. Davis
Harry W. Powers
Treaaurer
Brat L. Kate
Tilor
Wallace W. Hammon
Anthony Wf. Lite
Uustees
Charles Craker
Denver
Cole
Rev
Vownein
Carl Gunther
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Company
Ambus
Hows
M. J. Plaherty Faynt
G. H. Crippen
Hgh School
Ne High School
Petia
Corry Lovige
Elks Neil
Enwari
New Orleans
Biks
Mrs
Grant Gates
Concord Township
Mary
Mus
Joseph Sullivan
Second Aves
Tey Jo
Ashurst
Charlottesville
Sidney Britton
University of Virgin
Tati “Nceriza
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Pennsylvania Scenic and Historic Commission
Watson
Lawrence Hawthorne
Pheileia
Erie
Erie Ilar
Joe A.B
Carey
Corey
Tipton
Harsld
George Kinley
Worl Hammendam
Harold Jewell
Eves
Brig
Salamanca
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