Stewart Says on Farm Labor And Political Alignment
Charles P. Stewart reports a Washington column exploring a shift toward farm worker affiliation with women labor and a potential new farmer labor political party. He traces John L. Lewis’s unionization drive and the clash between agricultural tenants and hired labor, noting possible allied power if agriculture joins a broader labor movement.
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Cinderella of Hollywood Wins Lead in High Budget Musical
Evelyn Daw, a 28 year old with auburn hair and lyric soprano, earns the title role in a lavish Hollywood musical. Director Victor Schertzinger discovered her at an Angeles operetta and elevates her to stardom after auditions at the Philharmonic auditorium. Daw studied at Dalotay Wesleyan University before moving to Southern California to pursue singing, taking chorus and minor roles prior to the breakthrough.
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Southern California
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Little Interest in Election Seeeks Voters for September City Posts
Voters show little enthusiasm as the fall race shapes up for mayor council and school director posts. The piece urges informed choices on budget impacts and fiscal responsibility, noting $700000 plus may be spent annually on city and school affairs and urging citizens to evaluate candidates for prudent leadership. It also mentions traffic safety concerns at Washington and Center streets and a proposed traffic signal.
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Judicial reform and Robinsons Supreme Court gambit
Jay Franklin Washington analyzes the Roosevelt administration's effort to reshape the judiciary through the Robinson amendment and court vacancies. He notes early missteps by Homer Cummings and Ashurst, the Senate's corporate influence, and Robinson's fragile position as he negotiates a political deal to secure White House backing for Vin Devanter replacements.
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Connecticut
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Omaha
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Burke-Wheeler
Wills van Devanter
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Coatesville and Nearby Iron History in Chester County
Coatesville lies on the west bank of Brandywine Creek in Chester County with 14 575 residents. It hosts Pennsylvania’s early iron industry dating to 1793 Rokeby Furnace, the first rolling mill in America. The town honors Moses Coates, hosted Washington in 1796, and nearby are remnants of Lake Forge and the Monitor ironworks with a Veterans hospital offering a view of Creat Valley.
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Chester County
Pennsylvania
America
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Peter Bezellion
Sandy Flash
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Moses Coates
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Creat Valley
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Lake Forge
Pennylvania
One-Minute Test Answers and Hints Collage
Test items include battleships in commission count, the southernmost U S city, and World War II death estimates. Hints advise polite participation in conversation and listening to remarks. Horoscope notes mood swings and daily disappointments. Wisdom warns against acting in rage, urging patience.
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Roosevelt Adopts Alignment Debate Sparks Political Dissent
Fragmentary text suggests names like John B. Lewis and Garner Jackson amid a debate on alignment or policy. The snippet mentions a “communistic charge” and fatigue or vulnerability as a response, but context is unclear and phrasing is garbled.
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Roosevelt aims to force roll call on reform via filibuster
The article argues opponents plan a lengthy filibuster to block judicial reform, hoping to run out the year and force a Senate roll call. It predicts Roosevelt will mobilize measures to push the issue to vote, producing a national roll call and a so called little list for 1938 and 1940, aiming to purge reform opponents from public life.
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Supreme Court
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Factographs and scattered global notes from a mixed 20th century digest
A collection notes include child marriage figures in India with a high illegal age disregard, low central electric service in US farms, higher rates in parts of Europe, a ban on peanut trade at night in Alabama, an international treaty on gorilla exports from Africa, tail-less gorillas confined to West Africa, and a fragmentary listing of new US congressional directory names Black Cole Tish Fries Bacon Coffee Kitchen.
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