Roosevelt pushes progressives as Bourbon Democrats clash in Washington
Expert inspection of the New Deal split shows limited damage as Roosevelt courts the Roosevelts and La Follette allies. The Senate vote reveals underlying divisions, while a White House cruise signals a push to advance liberal, progressive policies ahead of Congress decision.
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Washington
New Deal
Senate
Judiciary Reform
Ijl
Pat Harrison
Robinson
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Ibght
Bernard M. Baruch
Wall Street
Angel
High’ S. Johnson
Pickett
Alder
Harrison
Barkley
Norris
Nebraska
Garner
Bob Laf Follette
Phil Laollette
Wisconsin
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Chesapeake Bay
Harry J. Hopkins
White House
Congress
Industrial Harmony Amid Conflicting Labor and Boss Interests
The piece argues for shared interests between workers and employers to sustain industry and public welfare. It notes many already pursue fair-dealing relations, but more must adopt this viewpoint to secure lasting industrial peace. The text critiques arrogance and violence while urging education of others on cooperative perspectives.
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Bosaea
Lelr
Lange
Monarchs on the Rise Across Europe Amid War Echoes
The piece notes European monarchies wavering after war and hints Hungary may revert to royalty under Regent Miklós Horthy, while speculating on future monarchist hopes in Italy under Mussolini, Spain, and possible royal paths in Japan and Germany as global tensions grow.
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Europe
Hungary
Charles
Hunary
Murthy
Chace
Horthy
I Min
Premley Marissolini
Hig Agovessor
Tor
Hitler
Antigo
Jungle warfare and the decline of war ethics
The piece condemns modern war as a jungle struggle where civilians die in air raids and cities burn. It criticizes broken treaties and the erasure of Red Cross protections, arguing that the brutal method erodes soldierly honor and civil society.
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Olien
Red Cross
Gracie Allen Declares Ten Best Undressed Women
Gracie Allen announces a provocative "Ten Best Undressed Women" list stirring Hollywood. She names Eve, Lady Godiva, September Morn, Goldie Locks, Sally Rand, Miss Glove, Gypsy Rose Lee and Neptune’s daughter, with witty remarks on dress and nudity.
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Alexander Kahn
United Press
Hollywood
Gracie Allen
Miss Allen
Re~gard
Gracie
Eve
Venus
Lady Godiva
Goldie Lowka
Sally Rand
Miss Glove
Gypsy Rose Lee
Neptune
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Plains
See and Know Pennsylvania Mt Pocono scenic locale
Pennsylvania Scenic and Historic Commission profiles Mt Pocono in Monroe County along Route 611, 16 miles northwest of Stroudsburg. Elevation 1,858 feet. Population about 500. Noted for scenic beauty and views of the Delaware Water Gap from multiple vantage points.
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Pocono Mountain
Stroudburg
Mt. Pocono
Monroe
Lackawanna Trall
Friction Between Roosevelt and Lewisites Evident in Labor Clash
In Washington dated August 2, friction appears between President Roosevelt and United Mine Workers leader John L. Lewis. Each denies comment, with Roosevelt joking at capital and labor and Lewisites demanding action against those who harmed workers during the steel strike. The dispute signals clear discord between Rooseveltian and Lewisite factions. Also mentions Lake Naomi and the Pocono Mountain Horse Show venue details.
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Prese
Roosevelt
John L. Lewis
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League
Committee In Industrial Organization
William Green
A. F
Dor Hue
Maseates
Paris Hats Rule Midsummer Fashion in Paris Styles
The midseason fashion note from Paris details felts and lightweight hats dominating outdoor wear. Broad-brimmed coverings, turbans, barets, and small crowns vary in shape with new novelty trims and pockets for cosmetic items. Ribbon, velvet, and natural flower accents remain in demand for day and evening headwear.
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Paris
Brima I
Amis Val
Blanche
Simone
One Minute Test Answers and Etiquette Hints
A compact quiz recap lists the British exchequer chancellor as Sir John Simon and names Crown Princess Juliana as heir to Holland. It notes etiquette that the guest of honor is served first at modern dinners and includes a brief, dated horoscope and birthday remark.
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Treasury
Holland
Sir Johi Simon
Crown Princess
Jillidna
Tio Weekae
Never Scratch an Itching Skin Remedy Ad
An old advertisement promotes Sani-Cura Soap and San-Cura Ointment for eczema rashes pimples and itching. It claims quick soothing relief and prevention of further trouble with a money back guarantee. Sizes listed 35c 60c 1.25 for ointment and 25c for soap. Druggists carry the line.
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Dave
Ag Taken from the Journal Files August 2 1917
Garcia Pierce of Youngsville, a member of Company A, was seriously injured while drilling in the City Park. He sustained a bad fracture of the left arm just below the elbow after diving to the ground to ready for fire during training.
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Garcia Pierce
Youngsville
Company A
Eccentric Millionaire Hefty Green's Suitcase Burned
Treasury records in Washington DC report a suitcase containing 1 817 old bills burned. The currency belonged to Hetty Green, famed eccentric millionaire. Federal agencies in DC hold over 500 films.
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S. Treasury Office
Washington,d. C
Hetty Green
Ederal
Washington, D. C
Janne Wold
Clymer Center
Roosevelt Returns to Desk After Yacht Weekend Talk
President Roosevelt returned to his desk after a weekend aboard his yacht. In an American French broadcast he reaffirmed the United States faith in democratic ideals. The Potomac anchored in the Potomac River at Quantico Virginia to Montfaucon France where American and French officials joined in dedicating a U S battle monument.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Mr. Roosevelt
Potomacr
Potomac River
Quantico
Montfaucon
France
Young Woman Tries Death by Jump From Bridge
Pittsburgh police intervened when Joan Berwick, 20, of Meadville, attempted to leap into the Allegheny River from a bridge. She claimed she had not eaten since Friday and said her husband deserted her after she failed to find work. Authorities said they searched for her husband as the Morals Court investigated the incident.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny River
Joan Berwick
Meadville
Pallce
Unusual 48 Lilies Found on Single Stalk Near Albany
A 17 year old, Ann Summes, discovered 48 lilies growing from one stalk at Clouse Garners near Albany New York. Horticulturists note that a stalk with three or four inflorescences is not unusual but a single stalk bearing 48 blossoms is exceptional and remarkable.
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Clouse Garners
Ann Summe
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