Jameson Industry Urges Mixed Policy for Labor and Industry
Governor-elect Arthur H. James states in New York that industry must accept responsibility and laws, while the government stays an impartial friend to labor and industry. He warns of hard work and headaches in industrial labor relations and vows balanced taxation and fair regulation. The piece also touches on socialized medicine debates and medical co-ops, noting the rising popularity of physician groups serving subscribing patients and the broader cooperative movement amid economic change.
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Jameson
Arthur H. James
Commonwealth of Bentsylvania
District of Columbia
Srg
Geonis
Hielitiks
West Coast Migrant Tide Drives Economic Debate
In a 1988 column, the author discusses California's migrant influx amid drought and unemployment, noting border patrols, relief burdens, and a rising Townsend pension debate. It links Governor-elect Olssen to national issues, urging action on migration, labor, and economic recovery as a national concern. The piece critiques Townsendism's economic logic and its potential social impact.
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Washington
Statue of Liberty
Viel Mah
California
Great Plains
Bert Olsem
White House
West Coast
National Emergency Council
South
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Townsend
Hoover Depressan
Francis B. Townsend
Los Angeles
Republican Party
Sheridan Downey
Orange
Townsendites
British stance stressed in House of Commons clash
fragmented text discusses Britain’s war aims and quality of leadership under Chamberlain amid anti Nazi sentiment in America. It notes concern over German threats, armaments, and the hope that British restraint will preserve world peace.
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England
Chamberlain
America
Anthony Bien
Cowmiona
Ghanelal
Phissney
GE Hitler
Britain
Tax incentives and housing boom baned by New York policy
John T Flynn critiques incentive taxation used to spur production and housing. He notes New York City and State programs since 1921 aimed to boost construction but cites labor, material, and contractual issues that slowed building, creating a housing shortage.
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Senate
New York E Bute
New York City
Fay
New York
Jarksta
Uothahe
Huilding
Tax Exemption Sparks Housing Boom in New York City
The city enacted a ten year tax exemption up to 4000 per dwelling unit to boost home building. Immediately builders filed blueprints and construction surged, though later changes limited benefits to low cost tenements and certain corporations. Proposals to extend tax relief to other industries face questions of fairness and overall impact.
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New Yorks
New York
Wowk Jst
Twenty Years Ago As Teken From the Journal Files
December 19 1918 notes report Roy McLaughlin of Bur-Gal injured when a Pennsylvania line engine derailed near Clymes after a collision with Charles Shaver. Engineer William Sullivan of Oil City suffered a broken arm and injuries. Shirley Wau died of wounds September 6 after shellfire August 9. Outbreaks of influenza spread to nearby towns including Corry. epidemic concerns persist. Seventy hundred people in the city signed a petition closing saloons over Christmas. Henry Stowe, a Corre resident, died yesterday after work.
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Teken
Journal Files
Cnien Roy McLaughlin
Bur- Gal
Bulser
Willian Sullivan
Oil City
Clymes
Charles Shaver
Lye Vv
Shirley Wau
Prumee
Daily Dozen From the Medical Society Report
The article notes medical advances easing hip fractures with faster recovery. It cites Mrs Johnson of East Congress and her son Vern Johnson overseas as examples. The operation, done under anesthesia, allows movement within days and wheelchair use by day eight, with full strength in a month.
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Johnson
East Congress
Vern Johnson
Iriver i
Last Evening Pythian Sisters Officers Named
The namic officers of the Pythian Sisters were listed including Rhinohe Rose Mary Wallera Agnes Mela Jennie Bowell Cynthia Man wirron Mary Jackerson Ila Beck and Minnie Gravy Mrs Umieph Dold is yuitting ter 4on Guy Dat of West Bond street Liu V. W. Graham U S Medical Corps arrived in the city underiy from Camp Givelluat Augusta LGc-rsts
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Namic
Pythian Sisters
Rhinohe Rose
Mary
Wallera
Agnes Mela
Jennie Bowell
Cynthia Manwirron
Mary Jackerson
Ila Beck
Ron Westley
Minoof
Minnie Gravy
Umieph Dold
Guy Dat
West Bond Street
Hollywood film shop echoes on animal actors and scandal
Fragmented OCR recalls Hollywood scene with director Alisander Hill and actor George Raft discussing animal performers for a film project. It cites training regimes, a “pet aristocracy” of animals, and moral concerns over animal treatment, amid production tensions and script notes.
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Hollywood
Alisander Hill
Paramount Expinlation Department
Intersuffice Endo
Toman Son
George Raftlew
Kentucky
Ant
Hall
Marty Raft
Hall War
Orie
Kuhns Cormoll
Hejez Hayesy
Ulin
Holywood
Stratton
Sivung Property Department
Sarafian
Fim
Regent Yrs
Lule Stuimer
Miss Rainer
Charles Tlaugtton Cnulert
George Ratt
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Jay Franklin
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John T. Flynn
Corry
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Henry Stowe
Corre
Away
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Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania
Melina
Vetorny
Hollywood Film Shop
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Hershey
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Orchard Park
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Vain
Tara
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