Anti lynching bill fuels northern political revenge plot
Washington column argues the Wagner Van Nuys anti lynching bill represents a milestone toward federal supremacy over states rights. It claims northern vengeance could be used to pressure southern Democrats, condemns racial violence while predicting shifts in regional power and New Deal dynamics amid civil rights tensions.
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Washington
Jian
Senate
Congress
Mien Tikka Conally
Texas
Rating
North Carolina
Cotton Ed Smith
South Carolina
Supreme Court
Tefl Hess
Hagow Shell
Fat Ag
Iseven
TVA
New England
Union
Governors Plea for Press Support in Anti Radical and Highway Safety Campaign
Governor George Earle urged Pennsylvania publishers to back two campaigns. One targets communist and European radicalism, the other aims to cut highway deaths by enforcing a 50 mph speed limit and impartial prosecutions. The press aligned with state backing could mobilize broad public support. The speech stressed vigilance against influence and the need for steady statistics and public safety.
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George H. Earle
Pennsylvania
Amelia
Lena
Germany
Russia
Urle
United States
Europe
Reed for Supreme Court Nomination Sparks Broad Support
The selection of Solicitor General Reed to join the United States Supreme Court draws broad approval from Republicans and Democrats alike. Roosevelt’s choice is praised for Reed’s legal prowess, fairness, and ability to balance business and public interests, signaling a pivotal liberal-leaning appointment amid a period of political tension.
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Reed
Supreme Court
Bu Ley Reed
George Sutherlan
United States Supreme Court
U.S. Senate
Congress
Roosevelt
Stewart Says New Deal Faces Supreme Court Delays
Columnist Charles P. Stewart analyzes how quickly the New Deal may be liberalized by political shifts and court rulings. He notes potential delays from rehearings, congressional redrafting, and the impact on a possible third Roosevelt term and sustained New Deal enactments.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington, D.C
United States Supreme
Congress
Supreme Court
O. K
Feast Breada Aye Uses Only Hye and Whest for Bread
A note states that Hye is the sole grain usable on its own in yeast breads, with whest as the only other grain that can be used independently due to a flaw in protein.
Hollywood film shop briefem Con Hollywood film shop briefem
In Hollywood on January 17 Manley P Hall a foremost devotee of Rosicrucian and alchemical studies has hired a studio writing staff to adapt a Screen story titled When Were You Born a Warner Brothers project. Hall leads the Los Angeles Philosophical Research Society and posits ancient sages mastered atomic theory electricity and youth elixirs. He cites lost Alexandrian libraries and Atlantis as core to civilization’s origins and claims modern science neglects self study while noting hay fever affects about 17,000 people annually.
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Hollywood
Manley P.hall
Gail
Warner Brothers
Halil
Los Angeles
Hall
Einstein
Atlantis
Hinself
Paris Fashion Forecast Sees Feathers And Pastels For Spring
Paris styles forecast a bold spring with extensive feather trims and trimmings like honey comb and organ pipe. Daywear returns patent leather with gold and silver accents, silhouettes turn more feminine, belts slim, sleeves high, and jackets vie for attention amid pastel colors and new spring materials.
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Paris
Twenty Years Ago An Taken from Journal Files January 17 1918
Journal notes from 1918 report Ai factories in the city closing to reduce war transport congestion. A regiment at Camp Neck including Company A faces indefinite quarantine after a surge of munitions movement. Police will register Germinal in city per presidential proclamation. A reported gas explosion in West Wayne Street damaged a plate glass window, alarming residents. Various local names and brief notes on visitors and events appear, including Danish flag appearance and cultural notes.
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Journal Files
Camp Neck
Campany A
E. F. Squires
West Wayne St
Separated Twins Reunite After 28 Years Of Search
Dr H H Newman recounts cases of separated twins who meet decades later Gludge and Helen reunite after 28 years apart each finding the other in the same city Both had similar traits and six fillings in their teeth Ed and Tred long separated also reconnect after 25 years working in the same tele phone firm and sharing similar life details A reader asks about dental care for crowded teeth and mouth odor with guidance on brushing and deodorants
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Logan
H. H. Newman
Gludge
Helen
Hele
Slater
Helena
Sorimma
Gladys
Tred
Wach
Angers
Birthday Honorees and Ancestral Wisdom Echoes
The notice highlights birthdays today and celebrates those whose lives are spent in service to others. It notes that wisdom and fear of tyranny shape public sentiment, and includes a brief exercise with one minute test answers.
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Sexsi
Hontelis
Hebert FL
Lehman
Wiex
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