Swedish Example Reflected in Americas Newsman Visit
In late December the American writer William White traveled to Sweden after a month in Germany. He described decorated fires, festive shops, and a contrast to his homeland’s world view, noting Sweden’s modest wealth yet strong work ethic and emphasis on useful exports. He praised Swedes for producing goods that other nations want to buy and argued against conquest as a path to national power.
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Radio Tonight and Tomorrow Deals with Finland Debate
Tonight and tomorrow on Your Radio a discussion of Finland, the Soviet Union, and U S reaction dominates airwaves. A lineup of Metropolitan Opera audition features and star-studded National Foundation for Paralysis fundraising programs also fills the schedule with concerts, broadcasts, and dramatic readings across NBC networks.
Wage-Hour Detectives Peek In Windows For Evidence
Washington. Thomas O'Malley reports to Col. Fleming on the largest wage-hour restitution, $103,000, paid to underpaid hairpin factory workers in Chicago. The job used tenement labor with children assisting, while most workers earned about one dollar per hour.
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Old Fashioned Gum Shoes Unearth Child Labor
Smalley recalls complaints about this form of child labor spread after his regional office opened. Clergymen urged mothers to limit work for children. investigators spied through tenements to prove employments. A worker photo at a factory and wage findings led to $103,000 back pay and a pledge to stop home work. About 300 workers, mainly foreign women, collected checks, causing excitement and disruption in the building.
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Moral Dont Wed A Rhythmic Dancer Apr Day Story
A New York gentleman wrote to the Children’s Bureau asking for all dope on infant care and domestic tasks like diaper changing cradle rocking bottle warming cooking and housework for a man who married a rhythmic dancer. The bureau complied with the request.
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Daily Dozen on Pediatric Deformities in Pennsylvania
From the Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania, a survey shows 3 crippled children per 1,000 population in Pennsylvania, totaling over 27,000. About 70 percent live in rural areas, with infantile paralysis causing 47 percent of deformities, bone inflammation six percent, and tuberculosis and rickets contributing as well. Congenital defects such as clubfeet, hazel eye, and cleft palate are noted, along with burns, fractures, and amputations. Emphasis on early treatment and equal opportunity for crippled children to lead productive lives, plus guidance on correct speech usage.
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files January 20 1920
Heavy snowfall over several days disrupted Pennsylvania and Erie railroads yards and schedules. Jol Dove led about ten teams and a large force of men in clearing work. Local civic notes include a rabbit breeding meeting at the Board of Commerce and upcoming regular sessions with Mayor Aley presiding.
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Hollywood stars balk at stardom Nolan stays a character actor
In Hollywood Lloyd Nolan explains he prefers character roles over leading man status. He notes offers to become a star were declined, valuing ongoing work with groups and co stars like Tyrone Power and Dorothy Lamour in Dance With the Devil. He cites the unstable fate of stars and his desire for a lasting, varied career.
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Borah the Maverick Senator and His Legacy
Idaho lawyer and Republican senator Borah rose from Bolsa Kansas to chair major battles in Washington. Amassing influence from 1907, he shaped progressivism, opposed some party leaders, and helped steer U S into war and into the League of Nations while backing prohibition and farm relief. His career defined a lone, forceful voice on world affairs and domestic reform.
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How Many Can You Answer Daily Quiz in Classified Paper
A reader journal quiz asks seven questions from a classified page. Questions include river drainage of the Snake River, tire behavior on mountain ascent, Central Asia desert, an unclear squared measure, Illinois governor, the hydrosphere, and the pronunciation of cosmopolitan.
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Airplane wind effects and sports associations prompt quiz
A garbled OCR item asks observers about aircraft wind choices for pilots and queries a sports association linked to Lie. It notes a Secretary of War touchpoint and a fragmented prompt on wind direction and sport affiliation.
Bondsman Embarrassed in Kansas City Scandal
Joseph Clrese, a bondsman, faced unseemly exposure after being charged with grand theft related to water bonds. He spent a year in jail while a friend posted a property bond to secure his release. The incident highlighted flaws in bond practices and raised questions about accountability in the Kansas City area.
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Fragmented OCR reads like a stray arts note
A garbled OCR fragment mentions artists Sam Beck and Juke, with unclear references to stage ideas and productions. The text is incomplete, making it impossible to determine concrete events, dates, or organizations.
Stones Edwin Cat character repeated into act Eve
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a character named Edwin Cat in a stage act titled Eve. No clear event, date, or organization is discernible from the readable portion.
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