Margiotti Dismissed Over Unproven Political Charges
Governor George H. Earle dismissed Attorney General Charles J. Margiotti after he refused to substantiate serious accusations against three political opponents and former colleagues. The action follows Earle’s pledge to root out graft, with a new Attorney General urged to thoroughly probe all angles of the allegations and ensure a fair, full exposure to the people of Pennsylvania.
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Bavle
Miu~gidtli
Ralph Bashore
David Lawrence
Margiclti
Dauphin County
Shstain
Statt
Esrle
Eve
Morgiotti
Pennsylvania
Industrial peace advocate Myron Taylor plans promote harmony
Taylor, retired chairman of a major steel group, vows to devote his post retirement years to industrial peace and better management. He cites recent government business and labor clashes as evidence that negotiation is essential and notes U S Steel’s stable labor relations since 1927 as a model for preventing capital and labor conflicts.
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Myron
Taylor
United States Shee) Corporation
Dhe Unite States Steel Corporation
S.W.C. O.C
Tab
We The People and the Morgenthau Budget Controversy
Jay Franklin reviews the death of William H. Worden and the impact of Henry Morgenthau Jr on the New Deal fiscal policy. The piece cites a News Week poll suggesting Republicans may gain seats in Congress due to economic recession and Treasury complacency, weakening Roosevelt's hold and signaling shifts in Democratic discipline.
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Jay Franklin J Washington
William H. Wordin
Roosevelt
Wee Willie
Weedin
Nix
Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Henry the Morgue
Darmy ‘Bell
Dalance
Bell
Mr. Roosevelt
Henry
Albouosi
Morgen Thay
Oggie Mills
Sicand Revelit
Ray Moley
News Week
Washington
Pat Bolant
Jim Farley
Emil Hurja
Charley Michelson
Jimmy Roosevelt
John Hamilton
McNary
Joe Martin
Downsend
Earl Venable
House of Representatives
Senate
Congress
New Deal High Command
Morgenthau
la Follette
Tell House
Democratic Party
Register
Plebiscite Sparks Debate Over City Ballot Costs
A flawed plebiscite in Wobuen, Massachusetts, led by Mayor William B. Cage, prompted supporters to suggest endorsing Hitler while opponents argued ballots and distribution were volunteer funded. The vote remained unofficial and unclear in outcome as the city faced debate over legitimacy and expense.
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Willian B. Cage
Wobuen Mass
Adolf Hitler
Fragmentary remark on plebiscite and governance in a town
The fragment references arrest for intoxication, a tepid plebiscite idea, regret by an 'honor' figure, and concerns about community turmoil. It recalls colonial lessons from the Philippines and notes a historic reference to the original iron pot, identified as the first iron produced in the country.
Lincoln evolves from timid to decisive through Civil War
The piece traces Abraham Lincoln’s transformation from a cautious inaugural commander to a self directing leader. It notes his hardening stance, heavy reconstruction aims, and his assassination on April 14, 1865. A 1868 Lincoln postage stamp depiction is mentioned.
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Lincoln
Union
Fort Sumter
Congress
John Wilkes Boot
Booth
Ford Theater
U.S
Spies, Ice Cubes and a Phone Booth Exit
A fragmented clipping mentions spies near the Panama Canal seeking new information channels, an invented refrigerator to loosen ice cubes and blend drinks, and a Philadelphia man freed from a locked phone booth after calling his girlfriend. A safety feature is described at New York Times Square.
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Panama Canal
Bret
Philadelphia
Paris fashion at opening night in Schiaparelli gowns
Paris styles parade in April stage shows with Schiaparelli gowns and Paquin dresses. Mile. Arietly and Mlle. Montel wear vivid ensembles including green moire, turquoise and tweed while Jacqueline Delybac graces Lie Cometh in a black Paquin sheath with mirror embroidery and Perugia shoes.
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Paris
Pashion
Schiaparelli
Mile. Arietly
Mile
Blangie Montel
Mlle
Montel
Sacha Guitry
Hally
Mille
Jacqueline Delybac
Guitry
Paquin
Perugia
Mme. Delttbac
Fashion tips from the century plays on color pairings
The passage cites color combinations like pink and mauve, brown and auburn, green and mauve as popular in daily wear according to fashion tales from the century plays, noting these pairs inspire outfits for the day.
Best Remedy for Bladder Weakness, Thompson’s Tablets
An advertisement extols Thompson's Barvsman Tablets as the best remedy for bladder weakness. It claims the tablets ease bladder weariness and promote kidney health, describing kidneys as the body's great blood filters and urging readers to trust this remedy for relief.
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Thompson
Barvsman
taWlilge
Vora
Li Hird
Faroe
Pauline Moore Returns to Films to Balance Family and Career
Pauline Moore wife of cartoonist Jefferson Machamer and former Broadway ingenue returns to the screen in the film Three Little Mice after choosing motherhood and a happy home over unfulfilled stardom. She cites actresses who sacrificed marriage for careers and vows her babies come first though she will continue acting. Moore, born in Philadelphia, previously starred on Broadway and in Hollywood titles like Murder at the Vanities Lov ly News Charlie Chan at the Olympics and Heidi.
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Ollnwwood
Pauline Moore
Whealiens
Ves
Mise Moore
Jefereon Imachamer
Miss Moore
Loretta Young
Marjorie Weaver
Lnd
Hollywood
Barl Carroll
Vanities
Behind the Scenes in Washington by Rodne
Washington April 28 Rumors swirl over Jimmy Roosevelt Adams. Some insiders see him back in Massachusetts politics and speeches on industrial migration while others note his White House role and influence. The piece traces his possible 1938 path and the impact on patronage, with notes on Morgenthau era dynamics and Viner’s resignation signifying shifts in the administration.
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Rodne
Washington
Tim
Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Bay State
New England
Jimmy
White House
Letily Howe
Gus Gennerich
Jimmry
Congress
1938
Aimray Woul
Lois McHenry Howe
Mace
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Hommi Ai
Trinidad
Far North
Terrene
HEA Service
Pamos
York
Times
Hollywood Film Shop
Ate
Darlington Seminary
Westchester,Pa
Dusey S. Viner
Viner
University of Chicago
Winfield W. Riefler
Princeton
Johnn. Williams
Harvard
Lanee
Loblaw
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