Liberty League No 2 targets constitutional government
An elderly Midwest banker writes Jay Franklin Washington about anti Roosevelt literature from the Liberty League No 2. He questions funding sources and the group’s claims while defending presidential discretion and constitutional duties amid political lobbying.
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Jay Franklin Washington
Roosevelt
Tittle Brothers
Constitution
Liberty League No. 2
Catter Ike
Washington
Why Guffey Plots to Sacrifice His Party Explored
The Johns Town Democrat editor argues Guffey deserts the party to sell it down the river and urges Pennsylvanians to back Earle-Jones to save the Democratic Party. It calls for voting against the Kennedy ticket in the May 17 primary and criticizes congressional probes into telegraph interests.
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Guffey
Pennsylvania
Johnstowt Democrat
Earle- Jones
John L. Lewis
Joseph F. Guffey
Kennedy
Business Relief Hinges On Tax Reform and Stable Government
Congress delays in reorganizing government and revising taxes spark mixed signals for the New York Stock Exchange after a House vote setback. The piece argues heavy taxation is inevitable to cover relief costs, but urges equitable tax distribution to avoid choking business as recovery hopes rise. It notes figures tied to Roosevelt era politics and high earners in New York contemplating earnings.
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United States
New York
Congress
Referendum on Daylight Saving Time Urged for Wednesday
Journal subscribers are urged to vote in a Wednesday referendum on daylight saving time. A single ballot will be printed for each family, and households may poll internally to decide their mark. City Council cannot act officially today. plans for a three month advance clock shift are discussed.
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Fivery Journal
Unis
Dny
Paris Styles Show Wedding Gown Trends By Molyneux Lanvin and Worth
Fashion notes from Paris detailing spring wedding attire ideas. Bridesmaids wear Empress Yellow and Puillots Blue in silk, lace, and organdy with varied headdresses. The Lanvin collection offers exotic Egyptian and Degas inspired gowns. Chanel net gowns with sequins appear for a sparkling ceremony.
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Paris
Juie
Molyneux
Lanvin
Banvin
Chanel
Alix
Behind the Scenes in Washington During Reform Fight
In Washington on April 11 the president and foes seek a tense peace while power struggles unfold over the reorganization bill. Advisers split between calming business and pushing reform as Roosevelt weighs compromise and a broader campaign to push through changes. The revolt reshapes wage hour plans and delays policy reads, with broad implications for his legislative agenda.
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Liberty League
Sonit
Repubfican
Bronx
Morgan
Dr. Morgan
Tennessee Valley Authority
PVA
Y Rodne
Washington
Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Congress
Gainesville
Georgia
NEA Servige, Inc
Stories in Stamps Franklin and early U S post system
The piece traces Benjamin Franklin’s pivotal role in American postal history from 1753 when he became deputy postmaster general, through his 1774 dismissal, to the colonies creating their own plans and the 1775 appointment of postmaster general. It notes that official U S adhesive stamps appeared only in 1847 and earlier mail used provisionals.
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America
Colonial Post Office
Benjamin Franklin
Philadelphia
Franklin
Maine
Georgia
U. S
Cemorlehi
Morning glory and vegetables boost home garden tasks
A fragmented note extols morning glory as unrivaled for beautifying walls and fences while praising magazines and books as essential gardening education. It notes leeks as a fine seasoner and says they can revitalize folded dishes with little space in a vegetable patch.
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An unclear text fragment describes a person involved in a tile interest and a large-scale operation. It mentions Bond titles, a hero reference, and a small sum of 4000 dollars. Context is incoherent with disjoint phrases and mixed names.
Twenty Years Ago Aw Taken From Journal Files
A fragment from the 1918 archive notes Glen Paulson of Company A in the 112th Regiment ill with pneumonia and not expected to recover. Mentions are also made of Kilby Hospital officials and local civic figures, casualty and war effort updates, weather effects on snow removal, and several local personal notices including moves, resignations, and travels.
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Ies
Glen Paulson
Itipany A
Chmany Il
Dine Oat
Fis
Hollywood film fans rise from star to janitor in industry
Hollywood March 11 star to janitor film workers share advice from Marinnne Weaver and Marjorie a Kentucky born actress now opposite the Ritz Brothers in Kenicky Atoonshine. They say they became fans who pursued a dream, with many colleagues readers of movie magazines, and their lives show little change in ambition.
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Hollywood
Star
Hhey
Marinnne Weaver
Sim Fain
Marjorie
Kentucky
Tony Martin
Tyden
Cneme
Hilkiwood
Ltywood
Jones
James
Titir Trigne
Aminlanagen
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New Liberty League G. 0. P. Coffin Nails
Tozer and Triblme Syndicate
William Ald
Grosjean
IRS
Thea
Rexford GC
Tripwell
Nery
York
Farpal
Peddio
Seerhey
Tartay
Founpe
Inka
Tellis
Mindiolae
Tomie
Ig Nugent
Sipetintendent
Kilby Hospital
Wong
Harry Auer
Dirs
D. Reed
Av. Smith
George
Thomas
Elter
Fair Son Bruc
Seevion
Facety Bachainer
Tim
Susie Kitsch
East Pleasant Street
Wilma
Lacke
Palich
Philip Bagley
Mit
Mixi
Oil City
Visi
Mira
Fusie
McCarty
Hollywood Film Shop
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