Final Dauphin County ruling on 44 hour law debated
A Dauphin County Court injunction delaying enforcement of the 44 hour law faces debate about its constitutionality and impact. The piece notes support from some for reducing unemployment and opposition from employers who fear higher costs and harmed small firms. It adds a brief aside about Admiral Byrd heading to the Antarctic and defends legislative discretion in a free country.
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Dauphin County
State Supreme Court
Commonwealth
Voters Should Value Experience Over Lodge Affiliations
A columnist rails against candidates touting lodge club or church ties as political qualifications. He argues voters should assess business experience, honesty, and community standing rather than fraternal memberships. The piece also criticizes professional joiners who rely on such affiliations for electoral gain. It calls for focus on competence to help farmers and the nation prosper.
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Ballyhooing Lodge
Royal Order of Forgotten Men
Grand Lodge of Wise Men
Order of Well Wishers
Penn Country Club
Exlifice
Curill
Iis Hub
The
Elks
Moose
Odd Fellows
Knights of Columbus
Fossils in amber unveil 10 million year ancient life
Harvard scientists report prehistoric fossils encased in amber dated at about 10 million years old. The find offers insights into ancient ecosystems and the survival of life forms in resin preservation.
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Bett
Harvard
Great Dinocanr National Monument
Vernal
Utah
New York City
Fmny i
Naval diplomacy and naval race rumors in wartime talks
Washington reports discuss Britain, France, and the United States sending naval officers to London to discuss potential moves with Egypt and Asia gateways, amid questions about parallel actions and joint guarantees. American, British, Japanese, German, and Italian offices weigh whether this signals Anglo-American naval cooperation or a broader diplomatic maneuver.
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Jay Franklin Washington
Lenton
England
France
Engin
Japan
America
Londin
Tiyal
Singapore
Asia
Hig
Japania
Hiram Johnson
Califfornia
Secretary of State
Senate
Cordell Hull
Hull
Roosevelt
Thomas Lamont
Morgan Partner
Philip Murray
Steel Workers Organizing Mamittee
John L. Lewis
I. 1
A.A. Batle, Jr
New Deal En Voy
Hitler
Pacific
Guam
Aleutian
Norman Davis
Jaree
Hagood and the Navy Defense Debate in Congress
In Charles P. Stewart's Washington column Maj. Gen. Hagood challenges the $80 million Navy building plan, questioning why and how it will be used. He seeks clearer constitutional and strategic purpose, warning against creating an ally for other powers.
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Charles P. Stewart
Ganteat Press
Washington
Johnson Hegood
House of Representatives’ Naval Affairs Committee
America
Hagood
Lighting Advice in Hollywood Film Parlor Scenes
Hollywood staffers discuss lighting for mood in film parlor scenes at MGM. European cameraman Karl Freind advocates softer indirect lighting to suit shy sensitive characters, while Joe Ruttenberg advises lighting to cover the set and reveal reactions.
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Graby Johnson
Hollywood
Karl Fretind
Metro-Golwyn-Mayer
Freund
Gradelon
Maureen O'Sullivan
John Beal
Bea
Joe Ruttenberg
Robert
Congress Debate Echoes on Presidential Alms
Senator Hiram W. Johnson calls Congress to act before the last minute and urges the vice president to disclose his alms to Congress. The exchange comes as General Hagood remains silent, with critics calling him a poorer constitutionalist than many Capitol Hill lawmakers.
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Congress
Vtce
Hiram W. Johnain
Income Tax Deduction for Traveling Expenses Rules
The text outlines how traveling expenses may be deducted on tax returns. It requires a detailed statement of business nature, days away from home, meal lodging costs, and other travel expenses. Deductions apply only to reasonable, necessary, business-related travel and exclude commuting and journeys for seeking employment. Substantiation may be required by the Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
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Commissioner of Internal Revenue
One-Minute Test Answers and Quick Hints
Summary of the provided clipping: Wise is listed as U S secretary of commerce and Daniel C Roper of South Carolina is named as the secretary candidate. Washington Irving is cited as the author who used a pseudonym and a brief note mentions The Quit of Mexico. The text also includes miscellaneous etiquette and fortune sayings with brief horoscope lines.
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A. Wise
U. S. Secretary of Commerce
Diedlrich
Daniel C. Roper
South Carolina
Washington Irving
the Quit
Mexico
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