Roosevelt speech on liberal reform and copperhead Democrats
Jay Franklin Washington analyzes President Roosevelt's radio address and its political impact. The piece argues the talk signals support for liberal legislation, critiques copperhead Democrats, and notes Roosevelt’s rebukes of Alfred P. Sloan and Frank Hague as examples of political courage and strategy in shaping the 1938-1949 electoral landscape.
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General Motors
Frank Hague
Jersey City
Sloan
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Hague
Democratic National Committee
Hagile
44 Hour Law Ruling Sparks Statewide Debate
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled the 44 hour work week law for men unconstitutional, while the 44 hour women’s act remains in force. The decision, long questioned, shifts employment impact away from men but not affect women. The ruling prompts industry readjustments and debate over federal and state regulation of business.
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Pennsylvania
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Supreme Court
Unity at Gettysburg reflects enduring national reconciliation
The piece discusses Abraham Lincoln’s wartime leadership and theGettysburg reunion as a symbol of healing. It argues the Civil War was sectional, not civil, and notes how unity and tolerance might have sped Reconstruction if Lincoln had lived. The author reflects on national memory and the term civil war.
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Behind the Scenes in Washington by Rodney Dutcher
Washington reports a wage cut in the steel industry as prices ease. Roosevelt and New Dealers expect a business upturn post election, while administration aims to accelerate steel orders under WPA programs. The piece links price changes, labor pressure, and looming monopoly probes to policy shifts and political maneuvering.
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New York
Russia
Ireland
Eyes and sun exposure risks and prevention with glasses
The article warns that sun exposure strains eyes causing headaches red tired eyes and even temporary blindness from bright light. It advises using properly ground dark glasses and warns cheap glass worsens fatigue while good glasses protect eyes from UV damage. It also notes squinting increases facial muscle fatigue and eye strain.
Paris Ascot Fashion Sparks Royal Style Revival
Paris claims Ascot dress supremacy as British royals sail to Paris for fashion. Queen Elizabeth I favors beige Nottingham lace, the Duchess of Kent debuts four Medyniaux looks, including a white silk jersey outfit and a gray ensemble with silver fox trim. A bold black and white print dress appears, while comfort remains the racing day motive at Ascot.
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Alexandria
Wien
Painful Burns Quickly Relieved by San-Cura Ointment
A short ad notes the antiseptic San-Cura Ointment offers quick relief for minor burns, cuts, and skin irritations. It claims infection prevention, mentions the Hawthorn address of supplier, and highlights healing properties with simple benefits.
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Hawthorn
Florida oysters get care in busy Bay area plan
Miami project funds oyster industry work with 160 men employed for a year along Biscayne Bay and the Florida Keys. The effort focuses on revitalizing shellfish operations in the region and provides long term jobs.
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Miami
Bisegyne Bay
Keys
Great grandfather at 75 in Bulawayo story
W P Valentine of Geetoina is believed to be South Africa’s youngest great grandfather. He is aged 78, with the account noting his grandson and family ties in Bulawayo.
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Africa
Tabor
Roosevelt
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John L. Lewis Inc
Hillman
Labor
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Germany
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Europe
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England
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Italy
Bulawayo
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Gétooina
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Hollywood Alm Shop Scraps Dance Scene in Million Dollar Film
Hollywood reports a major studio cut a $2,000,000 production’s Oriental number set in a palace. Technical director Major Cyril Ramsay Hill objected, saying harems never left their rooms, a view that clashed with Hollywood’s plans for a lavish entourage amid ancient Egypt and the Suez era.
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Fox
Geore
Filmdom
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Suea Canal
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Twenty Years Ago Aa Taken from the Journal Files
An item recalls events from July 1 1918 with notes on reunions, public hearings, and local society. Kenneth Gilson and Gary Boy are welcomed home after two years in Spitsbergen. The State Public Service Commission will hear the Penn gas rate case on July 11. Salvation Army plans for the 251st anniversary observance are noted.
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Mile
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