Roosevelt Power and Macedonia Invite to Public Debate
Washington letter from Jay Franklin critiques editors and Roosevelt policy, urging a public answer. It cites Roosevelts actions as expanding personal power, contrasts with constitutional limits, and questions journalistic loyalties, urging readers to consider Macedonia as a freer political stance. The piece references prominent figures and a survey on male hairiness humorously to illustrate public opinion climate.
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Washington
Walter
Anterp
Yale
Amin
Te Keeps
Keating Intellectial Company
Tom Girdler
Dorothy Thompson
Henry Byrd
David Lawrence
Pierre S. du Pont
Bertie McCormick
Alfred JP. Sloan
Frank Knox
Thomas Lament
W. Re Hears
Bainbridge Colby
Herbert Hoover
Ogden Mills
Dosah Bailey
Carter Glass
Brank Kent
Newton Baker
John’ W. Davis
Alfrea 1
Smilth
I Black Sullivan
Roosevelt
Sinclair Lewis
Bina Millay
Andrey MadLeish
Macedonia
Understanding Each Other at Work Strikes a Chord
Business columnist Wehard Harding argues that employer employee gaps in understanding fuel strikes. He urges direct dialogue and genuine engagement beyond token perks, noting public relations should include exchanges of information. Workers misread company finances while management misreads worker concerns, hindering trust.
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Anil Pnysioyees
Emily
Wehard Harding
Cleveland
Bun Demley
Jabon Sumbon
Seaview
Auinds
Cumming
Tim
Incomplete prompt inquiry misreads American minds
The text appears garbled and requests insight into Americans by a private group. It lacks clear persons or events to summarize into a dated news item.
Truth About Spain and Europe Warns of Crisis
A fragmented, propaganda laden piece discusses Spain, Mussolini, and Franco in perilous terms. It warns of a potential nationalist shift and foreign interventions, questioning whether Britain and France can avert a broader war and the collapse of civilization. Ends with a child guidance aside on thrift.
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Spain
Hiller
Germany
Mussolini
France
Manastian
Nee’ Anita
Paris Styles Informal Summer Frocks With Wide Skirts
Paris reports fashion houses favor short skits and waste skirts for summer evenings. Sheer organdies mousse lines and starched chitons create sleeveless frocks with full mousselike skirts, gathered into many small folds. Jackets vary from short fitted to bolero styles.
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Paris
Ballet Lanyers
Debate on power, democracy, and Prussian militarism in 1937
A 1937 letter argues against concentrated wealth and hereditary power, urging disarmament and public ownership of instruments of power. It cites Walter Lippmann and questions the role of private arks in a democratic society, contrasting vigilance with complacency.
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Walter Lippmann
Bellave
Walter [Lippmann
Jins
Viennese star Homolka rises in Hollywood
The Vienna born actor Max Homolka gains notice in Hollywood with directness and magnetic appeal. He discusses his career from stage beginnings to German and French cinema, his pacifist stance, and experiences with Reinhardt, Gaumont British, and British films. He reflects on Hollywood's artistry after watching The Good Earth and Dodsworth.
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Hollywood
Oscar Homolita
Lolywood
Howotka
Europe
Dom Paul Kvliger
Bholea
Walter Huston
Hig Enved
Bathefelds
List
Boehin
Max Reinhardt
Rekels
Manis
Homoka
Reinhardt
Ward
Gaumont-British
Homolica
Ile
Sylvia Sidney
Constance Bennett
Paramount
Dodsworth
Byrd Ship on Display at Great Lakes Exposition
The 1929 Antarctic expedition ship commanded by Admiral Richard E. Byrd will be shown this summer at the Great Lakes Exposition in Cleveland.
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BYARD
Cleveland
Richard HE. Byrn
Roosevelt and Earle third term tensions in Stewart column
Central Press columnist Charles P. Stewart reports Roosevelt’s displeasure at Governor Earle’s third term bid for FD R. He analyzes the drafting dilemma, the risk of a 1940 nomination, and Earle’s mixed motives amid the Roosevelt entourage and party dynamics.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington, D.C
Roosevelt
George H. Earle
White House
Ighequita
Earle
Pennsylvania
Bayle
Possible Course Embarrassment for Presidential Candidate
A reader speculates that embarrassment arises when a candidate faces attacks years before an official announcement. The note contrasts targeting Roosevelt with a hypothetical self-claimant and hints at political vituperation.
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Havley
Roosevelt
George H. Harle
Dairymen to Meet Friday at Beaverdam Church
Dairymen from the Dairymen's League will convene Friday evening at the Beaverdam M. E. Church to discuss ongoing matters. Cory Lost of Newark, Erie County District director, and others are listed among attendees and speakers for the session.
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Cory Lost
Dairymen's League
Beaverdam
Thomas McKeary
Erie County
Newark
Pheer Ae Ue
Emneat
Helens Eayen
Speslers
Lipe
Gael Maese Mette Maeks
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