Roosevelt reforms and Congress pull in democracy drift
Washington August 11 1927 a harsh attack on congressional operations targets committee seniority and the House appropriations panel The piece argues reforms are needed to curb conservative blocks and to restore majority rule and real democracy in the Senate and House It cites the farm tenancy program the NLRB and calls for dismantling entrenched subcommittees and autocratic chairs while urging stronger parliamentary reform
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Labor Relations Board
Congress
House
NLRB
United States
America
Roosevelt
Garner
Senate
Aaron Burr
Macyor
Roanoke Island
Ho Beret
Conyright
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Jay Franklin Washington
Appropriations
Gerassin
Keep Your Shoulders Back Through Life and Ice Cream
The passage urges steadfast posture and resolve in life, with lines about courage and perseverance. It mentions Eskimos in Alaska with a joke about ice cream sundaes named gotuck, using seal oil and mossberries. It also notes tomatoes sent to Europe by Mexico, and the Spanish explorers in the Americas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zatner
Good News Bay
Alaska
Mexico
Europe
Mexica
Jd Makes The Spanish Wy Wok Ifkeva Sivleshow
No clear readable facts found in the fragment. Unable to extract a coherent event, persons, or organizations.
Unnecessary Scene Shames Derovksis Over Pillee Mess In Congress
The text complains that recent Congress sessions ended amid a partisan clash over court reform and Senate control. It condemns excessive costs of summer vacations and argues the Democrats failed to present a united front. It laments lost unity and criticizes lawmakers for pursuing self interest over constituents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derovksis
Congress
Suipreme
Senate
Gasoline Fires After Demonstration At Saginaw
In a chaotic scene at Saginaw, a public demonstration sparked gasoline fires and caused nearby flames to threaten structures. Fire teams deployed water spray to douse the blaze as onlookers watched, with no serious injuries reported at press time.
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Jaa
Saginaw
Micky
Ets
Dyi Ug
Rere Stanle
Giam
Moe
Seasonal forecasting gains support from Prof Taylor
Geographer Professor Griffith Taylor, now at the University of Toronto, backs seasonal forecasting as essential for Western farmers. He cites Australian records showing rainfall trends tied to increasing solar radiation and argues weather models could improve long range predictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffith Taylor
Australia
University of Toronto
Wellington Jeffers
Globe and Mail
Taylor
Kent
Shirley Broughton and Child Star Privileges on Set Tale
A scrambled report portrays Shirley as a demanding child star in Hollywood with a strict, privilege-free set. It notes she and her stand-in Mary Lou as well as cameraman Arthur Miller, director Allan Dwan, and production staff facing a balanced, hard-edged on-set atmosphere.
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Hollywood
Shirley Wemple
Othey
Shirley
Hell
20Th Century-Tex
Arthur Miller
Mary Louisleth
Allan Dwan
Dingator
Meuiey
Biliott
Tam
Pnriby
Fray
Temple
Allan
Caen
Climate Study Maps Solar Energy Shifts Worldwide
Meteorologists map global solar energy patterns and note better performance in some regions while highlighting uneven benefits. The analysis explains rising allergies to air pollution and questions practical benefits for policymakers as weather and climate research intensifies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innes
Finlick
Story of Boo Ying Hoy and a Shanghai merchant debt
In Washington reports, a Shanghai incident recounts Boo Ying Hoy, a chipped-coin seller, who loans the narrator money after a merchant chest is seized. The narrator recalls a long delay before repayment, seeking a return on a supposed loan as Boo Hoy later reestablishes business in Dubai.
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Washington, D
Wustrale
Shanghai
Notel
Boo Ying Hoy
Hille
Oriental Curios
Ben
Stewart
Boa
Plisin
Eni
San Pransista
Bow
Econ
China
Yung Hoy
Twenty Years Ago in the Journal Files August 2 1917
A look back reveals Company A marching to bid farewell to three men joining the Rainbow Division for France. Sergeant Michael Lucas and Joseph Earnhardt prepare to depart, while local notices list Gill Martin facing charges in a Westbound Pennsylvania case. Other items note pigeons over the city, Mrs. George Sullinger en route to Buffalo, and several families relocating or planning reunions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rise Peanpers
Rainbow
France
Everning
Michael Lucas
Joseph Earnhardt
One-Minute Tast 1 Names the Commander and Geography
The item asks to name the commander of the and asks questions about Al content type and rivers. It mentions Heidelorg, Neckar, and a Rear Admiral Harry Yarnell as a listed name, with hints on etiquette and a horoscope style prompt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heidelorg
Harry Yarnell
Neckar
North Carolina Leads Cotton Consumption in May 1937
A Raleigh report shows North Carolina led U S states in cotton consumption for May 1937 with 188,744 sales. Georgia closely trailed with 239,527.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
North Carolin
Georgie
Crewelwork Stitch Among Early New England Women
Crewelwork or embroidery was a favored craft practiced by first women settlers in New England, reflecting domestic skill and cultural tradition in early colonial life.
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New England
Iguazu Falls Wide Expanse on Parana River
The Iguazu Falls, two miles wide and 21 feet high, form a spectacular cascade along the border where Paraguay meets Brazil. The falls rise along the Parana river, praised as among the finest natural cataracts in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iguazu
Paraguay
Brazil
Parana River
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Rjscott
Scotland
Awe Villa
Euan
PINE
Fedles
Srgies
Arte Oem
Hollywood Film Shop
Washington
Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Peites Davis
Gill Martin
Pennsylvania
Center Street
Berton
Corny Furntime Company
Otter
George Sullinger
Buffalo
Sullinger
Rainius van J. B. Nelson
Aynley
Fram
Brown
Sheephy
Meadville
Cochcanton
Klinger
Nomitt
Colton
Pias
Ewe
Philco
Philo
Root’s Furniture Store
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