We the People on Oregon Anti-Labor Amendment
Jay Franklin argues that Oregon’s anti-picketing law reflects growing public resentment of industrial warfare and union corruption. He warns labor must reform to avoid alienating workers as across the West anti-labor measures pass, urging leaders to back compromise to end the violence.
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France
Messrs
William Green
John L. Lewis
Oregon
Supreme Court
C. I
A.B. of L
Hye
Northwest
American Legion
Centralia
California
Washington
Harry Bridges
Dave Beck
Portland
Labor
Richard Newberger
Promised Land
San Francisco
Lenions
Fox
Iisa
Khor
U. A
Ruff L
Future of Relief Emerges At National Municipal League Meet
At the Baltimore conference two speakers warned relief remains the dominant problem in the nation. Cal P. Herbert urged long range planning beyond emergencies while Paul Betters urged continued local control, and emphasized reciprocal public awareness to solve urban relief alongside education and fair play. The discussion followed analysis of postwar European tensions and shifting borders, including Mussolini and Hitler’s roles in Central Europe. Britain urged France to stand firm as its defense line, reflecting broader policy tensions of the era.
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National Municipal League
Baltimore
Cal
P. Herbert
St. Paul
Ital
Bolt
Munich
Europe
Hitler
Mussolini
Nazi Germany
Thaly Pealy
Newt
Pat
Vermailles
Ntssinfima
Tad Tilely
Tamselt Vallsiel
Empire’s Future Seen in Bromfield View
Louis Bromfield, author from abroad, predicts major changes for the British Empire as it moves toward a dominion-led future. He argues the empire may become a collection of self-governing nations rather than a single mother country, amid global political shifts and power realignments.
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Louis Bromfield
Hid
Whit
Mr. Bromfield
Sestler
Lane
Rise of Corporatives Ushers End of Italy’s Chamber of Deputies
John T Flynn analyzes Mussolini era moves toward a corporative state in Italy. He explains how trade associations and worker organizations replaced the Chamber of Deputies, creating a dual power structure and culminating in the abolition of the democratic chamber. The dispatch notes the Chamber’s final act to dissolve itself.
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Italy
Rome
Chamber of Depuies
Tunisia
French Riviera
Chamber of Deputies
Mussolini
NRA
Chhamber
Privildgers
National Congress of
Thaly
Neve
Tribe Associationis
The Will family and Beverly Wills rise in Hollywood
The ex trembly theatrical Wills family nears stardom with Julie Bever ly, five, already on screen as Love Affair co star child, while Father St Wills and mother Joan Davis guide and appear in films at 20th Century Fox studio. Beverly imitates her famous parents and shows quick wit in on set moments with director McCarey.
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Hollywood
Dec
Julie Beverly
Furhata Stanwyck
Noo
Beverly
Trene Dunne
Reo-Railto Studio
St Wills
Alex Ann Beverly
Tou Davie
20Th Century Ox Studio
Miss Davis
Ter Filish
Paul
Wills
Joan Davis
Ant
Mele Wet
Willy and
Davis
Little Beverly
Pais Wier
Boston
Barbara Steiwyck
Pwklog
Miss Stanwyck
Beverly Jovy
Shirley Temple
Rebecca
Sunnybrook Farm
Ae Yoleran
Mss Dwane
Charles Boyer
Leg McCarey
Salmon Life Cycle and Habitat Described on Stamp
An article on a 4991 stamp from Newfoundland explains salmon biology. It notes the salmon’s Atlantic range from Hudson Bay and northern Europe to Cape Cod, entering two major North American rivers to spawn. It details feeding, breeding in gravel nests, egg size, hatch timing, and life history indicated by growth ring patterns on scales.
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Atlantic
Hudson Bay
Teeland
Europe
Cape Cod
Bay of Biscay
North Americ
Duy
Wwe
Searohi
New Foundland
Spared! Basketball Demands Endurance And Teamwork
The piece stresses basketball requires spread, strength, endurance, eyesight and teamwork. It notes the ball stays in constant motion, emphasizing personal contact, speed, and precision in play. It highlights heart, wind, and stamina demands and frames teamwork as essential for success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stethen
World crisis notes and billboards stir public debate
The report mocks a counterfeit world crisis mood with quirky lines about agriculture, Mussolini, and Pan America. It mentions a proposed plan to picket billboards showing nudists failing to gain support, and notes critics say hidden taxes are easily found.
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files December 7 1918
A Corry casualty list includes Private Adoigh Simonsen killed in action and Private Geoger Armitage reported missing in action. Local G A R officers were elected with M N Baker as commander and Libby Caldwell as quartermaster. War Savings drive nears 100000, merchants prep for Christmas trade, Stanford Hose Company to attend a banquet, and Center school closes due to influenza.
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Ward
Corry
Adoigh Simonsen
Geoger, Armitage
Library Corner notes December authors and college auctioneer
The piece highlights December birthdates of Christina Georgina Rossetti Joseph Conrad and John Milton and notes the Coty Public Library collection. It also reports Ohio State College of Agriculture auctioneer Lyons at 22 and Private Arch Danny Green receiving an honorable discharge from the U S service in Charlotte, N C.
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Christina Georgina Rosselli
Armor Mundt
Joseph Conrad
Tal Joel Cheechéy Harris
Nu Weier
England
John Milton
Tal Tego
L Panteroso
Coty
Ohio State University
College of Agriculture
van Wert County
Lyons
Ordnance
Department of the T U. S. Service
Danny Green
Charlotte, N
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Sidutén Germany
Britain
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North Dakota
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State of
Pennsylvania
Department of Agriculture
Fie
Pan -America
M. N. Baker
Dennis Parsons
W. P. Wilcox
Libby Caldwall
D. Marvin
A. A. Nichols
A. W. Harrington
Morse
Theodore Loveless
Frank H. Button
Shost
Stanford Hose Company
Board of Commerce
Ti. Hhying
W. C. Murrau
L. Alexantsy
B.A. Walls
Walter Blair
M. Solste
Robert Barlow
Columbus Township
Miss Dorn
Thy Verurth
Santa Clara
Queen Ann
Sunnyfield
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