Debates on stay-in strike and factory property rights
The column argues Alfred P. Sloan and General Motors misinterpret property in labor and capital. It cites the stay-in strike as workers asserting job ownership, notes Roosevelt era stock gains, and warns of financial losses to stockholders and the broader economy.
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Jay Franklin Washington
Alfred 7. Sloan, Jr
General Motors
G. W
G. M
Kent
Colinis
Detroit
Alfred P. Sloan
Roosevelt
Therore
G. M. Comon
Sloan
William A. Knutsen
Washington
Cnt
Jed Py
GML
John L Lewis
Wall Street
Committee On Industrisl
Storkholder
Ariwe
Red Cross appeal and city sewer woes dominate issue
A plea urges immediate Red Cross support for flood victims amid Roosevelt’s appeal and Missouri disaster relief. A City Council debate focuses on East Wayne and East Smith street sewer repairs, hoping for WPA aid to alleviate chronic flooding and backlogs.
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RED Cross
Roosevelt
Froud
Corry
Aly
Wayne
Smith Street
East Wayne Street
East Smith Street
Fat
Pentestine Ani
Ith Ami
Father Cougin
Labor Holds the Fort Amid Sitown Strike at Flint Plant
An eyewitness report from Flint describes strikers occupying several plants with guards and regular patrols. Disorder is absent, meals and recreation are organized by the workers, and union leaders pass through with permits while court injunctions challenge ongoing occupations.
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Seluaben
Flint
Cohen
Tallang
Fao
Union Eself Rail
Ene
Detesit
Nertsin
Ah Sunt
Uwe Smikers
Anil
Tiohar Gilard
Pacampod
Nyere
Anil Istanis
Leber
Hallton Village Cut Off by Flood
River flood isolated Hallton in Elk County with a roadway severed and a cavern collapse blocking access. The incident disrupted travel and linked services in the village, with emergency crews assessing damage and routes remaining impassable.
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Hallton
Elk CO
Sisteen
Aefever
Cooperation and Wise Words From Foreign Officials Amid Industrial Strife
The piece cites Anthony Eden and British diplomacy as leaders urge cooperation while noting economic and industrial troubles. It references European neighbors and calls for unity to address poverty and political credit issues impacting policy and peace efforts.
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Anthony Zien
Solomon
Lut Tie
Britain
Thort
Lake Erie
Walch
Kampe Tee
Evie
Iit
Eno
International
Povesty
Los Angeles Takes Bow To New Tourist Policy
The report notes a new policy affecting visitors to Los Angeles, describing its aim to attract more travelers. It mentions a specific figure of 1,517,864 arrivals and hints at public reaction. The piece references local beliefs about the policy and its impact on tourism dynamics.
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Los Angeles
Thales
Rae
Comedienne Joan Davis on film set toughened humor
Hollywood news notes Joan Davis with 20 000 laughs earned in 45 years on stage and screen. She explains that realism in pratfalls and injuries keeps comedy effective, even when battered by falls and car shocks during Time Out for Romance. She values a long career in comedy over youthful beauty.
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Hollywood
Joan Davis
Comedienst
Miss Davis
Assursis
Joan
Comedienne
Dead deer from river fight found near Portland Mills
Two buck deer carcasses with antlers intact were found stuck in the Clarion river near Portland Mills by Francis Breck. One buck had 11 points and the other seven. both likely died in a nocturnal fight, carcasses swept downstream by high water.
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Ridgway
Gan
Clarion
Portland Mills
Francis Dreck
Breck
Amiensher
Prison Calisthenics Raise Spirits in Columbus Jail
In Columbus County Jail inmates take part in a daily calisthenics program led by Turnkey John Herman. Sheriff Gosney supports the exercise routine as a measure to improve health and discipline among prisoners.
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Lisbon
Colombiana County
John Herman
Gosney
Salt Lake City Pioneer Quote on Founding Salt Lake
Fragmentary remark recalls Brigham Young’s gesture toward the valley and a claimed pass name Tule as part of Salt Lake City’s founding. The readable section cites a group of 143 founders and mentions the valley viewpoint.
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Salt Lake City
Brigham Young
Tule
Books in Review: Vereel Salvage Roeder Catherine de Medici
Roger Vereel's Salvage is praised for vivid sea action and strong character work amid a storm rescue. Ralph Roeder's Catherine de Medici and the Lost Revolution is hailed as a deep blend of history and philosophy, offering perspective beyond biographical portraits.
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Roger Vereel
Harpers
Warre Bradley Wells
Vercel
Jess Sa
Vereel
Ralph Hoeder
Ralph Roeder
Roeder
Francis Hackett
Catherine de’Medici
Frante
Milton Waldman
Catherine de'Medici
Waldman
Roe 'der
Paris Evening Fashions Embrace Brighter Spring Colors
Paris report notes evening wear shifts to bold colors with turquoise blues and purples. Fabrics show luster, with gold and copper accents and jewel tones dominating, while black remains a steady option for many houses. A fashion tip highlights Belian colors and Par nel biographies accompany Ireland’s Home Rule context.
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Paris
Beacades
James
Twenty Years Ago AG Taken from the Journal
A 1917 note recalls victims of the Pennsylvania Wreck at Oil City moved to Oil City hospital with Thomas Baden remaining as patient. The Corry man may stay several days. The final R H A club meeting named officers for the new year. Captain and Mrs. Dawson Olmstead to visit El Paso. Lynch family bereavement in Scranton. Hopkins returns from Clyde. Ragan leaves for eastward business.
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Pennsylvania
Oil City
Thomas Baden
Corry
R. H. A. Club
William Dykes
L.R. Tiffany
J. W. Carnicke
Rollo VanTassell
Henry Keppel
Arthur Dyckes
Charles Whiteley
George Adams
Keaptain
Dawson Olmstead
Tomorow
el Pano
G. B. Heath
Weat Smith Street
Ames B. Lynch
West Main Street
Scranton
Lawrence Lynch
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Jean Hussis
Parnell
Stokes
Charles Stewart
Journal Fire
John Hopkins
Clymer
A. B. Ragan
Eastorn
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