Cabinet Reform and Patronage Pipes in Roosevelt Era
Washington notes the cabinet reshuffle as a patronage driven process, not a woodworking puzzle. Daniel Roper resigns amid southern party splits while Hopkins remains favored. Frances Perkins and Harry Hopkins are discussed for labor unity and female cabinet impact. ambiguity surrounds Jackson’s appointment and broader Senate approval prospects.
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Washington
Roosevelt
New Deal
Vas
Daniel C. Roper
Commerér
Toosevelt
Roper
Jeff Roper
WPA
Harry L. Hopkins
Hopkins
Dan
Job
Frameos
Perkins
Frack Murphy
Michigan
Mics Prrkins
Department of Labor
Hollywood film shop Mike Curtiz shapes 1930s mood in motion pictures
Hollywood reporter profiles Hungarian born director Michael Curtiz, praising his five top 1930s features The Adventures of Robin Hood Your Daughters Angels With Dirty Faces and Dodge City. He argues cinema mirrors universal emotions across nations and stresses human, believable characters.
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Hollywood
Siam
Hoboken
N. J
Ural
Michael Curtis
Mike
Warner Bros
Goldwyn
Smayhom
Kuin
Xscord
Dodge City
Pioneer
America
Ouytla
Austerlia
Arabia
Awakening of social responsibility in US industry
The address by H A Prentis Jr in New York rallies 42,000 manufacturers across 5,000,000 workers praising liberal business principles and a new social conscience. He urges fair appraisals of the Awakening, support for government efforts on unemployment, pensions, labor relations, and market abuses, while warning against complacency and backsliding.
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H. A. Prentis, Jr
New York
Apealen
America
Congress
American Trade and Investment in South America
John TF argues the Export-Import Bank should finance mutual South American trade and joint ventures that boost U S producers. He warns against American firms exporting from South America, or monopolistic ventures exploiting resources, urging direct producer-to-producer commerce for stronger ties and fewer tensions.
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South America
Barbs Oup Grad Reserved Row for Intersectional Game
A local Barbs Oup Grad has reserved seats for the intersectional game at the Flowing Bowl. The scene ahead holds promise as players show improved reach over the past year. A New York actress testified she married an contortionist to straighten him out amid reports of wartime shortages in Nippon and Japan.
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Alfonso
Busir
Spain
Duce
Mussaini
OUP Grad
New York
Daily Dozen From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
Excessively fat children face health risks and shortened lifespans. Early weight control, especially by age ten, is advised. While obesity can be treated in some cases, parents often deny the issue. The note urges careful lifestyle adjustments and medical guidance to reduce excessive weight in children.
New Deal Cabinet Struggle Shapes Looming Senate Clash
The piece discusses the New Dealers seeking cabinet control amid a battle with the Senate, noting debate over removing a lone Babe Ruth slugging officer from the national scene and questions whether a president can force a loyal cabinet member to resign. It weighs political risks as the New Deal edges toward shifts in support and timing.
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Babe Ruth
Ball Park
Senate
Amare
Yepn Amd
White House
Amile
New Deal
Vieivefoe
Wberal
Omer
Ground Gripper cow deemed normal by Liskin in Wahlston case
An expert exam by Liskin finds the cow normal in size and ailment free, stating it can be milked without undue inconvenience. He dismisses unusual claims about its behavior and confirms no further medical issues observed.
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Moeyer
Liskin
Tookeay
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files December 20 1918
Official reports state the 112th Regiment suffered 2 064 casualties in four fights at Chateau Thierry, Belleau Wood and Argonne. J Dougherty driver of a two ton wagon nearly lost control at East Main Street crossing. Memorial services were held by Corry Lodge. Emma LeMadson died after illness. Colin Dalton sold farms to Worth Hammond. Augusta Demauri listed in casualty slate. Park Weaver returned to Mercersburg Academy for holiday. Scooters unnerved drivers at Shafter Military Camp, California.
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112Th Regiment
Uniil
Chateau-Phierry
Biemés
Pismetts
Argonne Forest
Woevre
J. Dougherty
B. M. Lave & Son
World rosy rides elephant in Elko circus parade
Mrs. Florence Hylton Inca socialite and ranch proprietor rode one of 26 elephants in a parade at the big circus port parade in Elko Nevada. Her ride highlighted the opening of the event as onlookers watched the unique spectacle.
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Elko
Nev
Florence Hylton
Inca
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Hbecause Murphy
Robert Jackson
Harold Dukes
Harry Hopking
Frank Murphy
By William Ferguson
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Thessaly
North Carolina
South
Tasay
Girolina
Hollywood Film Shop
Goonheid
Pullen
Tateratate Kommeren Commission
Eae
John TF
United States
Amerigins
Les Affmrt
NEA Service, Inc
Nippon
The
Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania
Model Dairy
Hinose
Corry Lodge
Hose
A. Meni
Prante H. Button
C. P. Rogers
Emma le Madson
City Hopital
Colin Dalton
Columbus Township
Augusta Demauri
Park Weaver
Mercersburg Academy
Shafter Mighatory Camp
Cal
Root’s Furniture Store
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