New Deal Labor Policy and John L. Lewis Clash
Jay Franklin weighs the New Deal labor policy with John L. Lewis amid accusations of class hatred and class legislation. The piece traces NRA, Guffey Act, Wagner Act, and court rulings shaping collective bargaining, high wages, and the fight over organizing steel and other industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Deal
John L. Lewis
Tro and Etzel Institute
Messrs. Musaolini
Haile Selassie
Roosevelt
Jay Franklin
Ford
General Motors
Yount
Coolidge
Robirn
NRA
Alexander Hemilton
A.P. of L
Supreme Court
Darrow Board of Investigation
Ohn L. Lewis
United Mine Workere
Iron and Steel Industry
Cifisa
Neweal
Reciprocal Trade Gains Highlight May Balance
Analysis notes a May 1936 rise in U S exports to Canada and overall favorable trade balance. May exports reached 200 6 million with an 85 million gain over last year while imports rose modestly, producing about a 14 5 million favorable balance. Canada trade improved, aided by reciprocity treaties and domestic employment effects.
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Sam
Canada
States
Color pictures push Hollywood actors to adjust routines
Hollywood reporters note color films reveal makeup flaws and red eyes, prompting longer preparations. Actors like Clark Gable and Rosalind Russell discuss earlier bedtimes and lighter makeup as color cinema grows, while others such as Jeanette MacDonald still value long sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Mel Burns
Rko-Radio Studios
9 O'Clocle Jong
Robert Montgomery
Chester Morris
Frank Morgan
Louis Hayward
Clark Gable
Rosalind Russell
Isofar
Shen
Mateo
Jeanette MacDonald
Paris Shows Washable Cotton Suits For Summer
Paris in July features a surge of smart cotton washable suits for day wear. Cotton pique and linen blends appear in tailored jackets and versatile skirts with practical colors and prints, while uncrushable fabrics promise lasting freshness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Parisiennes
New Castle Heritage Route Highlighted in State Series
The Pennsylvania Scenic and Historian Commission promotes New Castle Old Town as one of the state's oldest settlements, noting its 1798 founding by John C. Stewart. The route from New Castle to Sharon travels along Route 18 through Wilminton, West Middlesex, and Hermitage.
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New Castle
Old Town
John C. Stewart
Sharon
Newe Wilmington
West Middlesex
Hermitage
Confederate markers mark Civil War graves near McConnellsville
East of McConnellsville along Route 16 a Confederate Monument marks the graves of two Confederate soldiers from the 1st Battalion Pennsylvania. The Civil War battle fought at McConnellsville occurred September 30, 1863, and a marker on Route 522 notes the last Confederate bivouac in Pennsylvania.
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McConnelisburg
Batte
Pennsylvania
McChineltsburg
Local News Bits and Rumors Circulate in Corry Area
A patchwork of notices from Corry and nearby towns reports a new substation opening near 17 West Smith Street and a Center and Predeplott gas station to be announced soon. Fire, transport, police, and education concerns mix with social notes and local curiosities.
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Alvoul Lewiss
Corry
State Highway Patrol
West
Smith Street
Ay Livut
A. J. Oltham
Corsett
Board of Education
Hatels
Huis
Washington
Avan
East Wayne Street
Max Schmeling
Joe Lewis
Gitlouer
Mealanto
Hepler
James Keppel
WPA
Department of Salar and Industry
Twenty Years Ago In Journal Files July 14
Twenty years ago notes report injuries avoided by Mrs Martin Resaler and their three year old daughter Mary in an accident on Scott Croasinss road. A.B. Menwenger appeals the alley opening behind First avenue. Company A Relief Society worked at the High school. Guardsmen traveled to the border, and Chautauqua concerts and local travels are mentioned alongside residents visiting Findley Lake.
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Union
Pine Woods
Union City
Waterford
George Schell
Buffalo
Guade Corry
Cleveland Paper Company
Hare Creek
Brokenstraw
Warren
Bestacre
Surdle
Kimberley
St. Bernard
Gongrts
Ilsie Racke
Carl Hixson
Clymer
Bill Gillett
Union Cuy
Gounda All Wight
Martin Resaler
Mary
Scott
A.B. Menwenger
First Avenue
Mest Man Street
Birthdate signs and personal forecasts from old star table
A fragmented astrology column from 1938 lists personal traits and life guidance. It mentions April births, travel hints, personality notes, and cautions about rash actions and self confidence. Some dates and items are unclear due to OCR errors.
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aLiullos
Danger Front
Period of UUmely granted hoxet to regain feet after being rooted
The text asks period details about a term UUmely uses to describe a measure or action for regaining balance after being rooted, and requests a definition of mahaut along with identifying Hatin W. Caraway. It appears as a garbled OCR from a historical page with unclear context and several misspellings.
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Mahaut
Hatin W. Caraway
Beyond the Game and The Weatherlys in Virginia
A sports and literary review notes Helen Wills Moody and Helen Jacobs in tennis fame and profiles Jeanne Jacobs book Beyond the Game detailing childhood, training, and early triumphs. It also reviews Virginia Weatherlys saga The Weatherlys spanning three centuries of Old Dominion history and its August 19 launch.
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Helen Wills Moody
Helen al Jacobs
Aférican
Moody Fodnis
Patson
Hole
Lippincott
Americas
Helen Jacobs
William Puller
Helen Whs
Unus
Wye Gil Tider
Helen Wills
Hi| Jiofinston
Obherguti
Miah Tawab
Virginia Watson
Dutton
Virginia
Featherly
Old Dominion
Old South
Featherlye
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Ing J. P. Morgan
Mohammed
Hitler
Patfron
Landon
Kansas
London
Baltimore
Landon Thas
Tim
Wickitar Palle
Hollywood Film Shop
Republic San Agricultural
Huron
SEE and Know
Pennsylvania Scenic and Historian Commission
Alemie
Germany
Etoria Alber
Company A Relief Society
Finnding
Worsop
Company
Morning Aid
Jauiws Nutes
Veli Miggan
Atmos] Morgan
Thomas Jlasengy
Bele Lamblig
Findley Lake
Hubertne
U. S
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