We the People on Free Speech and the Wagner Act Case
Jay Franklin argues the Maslin Shoe Co NLRB citation concerns interference with workers rights under the Wagner Act. He likens the pamphlet distribution to unlawful pressure and asserts civil liberties protect the right to organize without employer meddling, urging adherence to labor law.
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Jay Franklin Washington
Maslin Shoe Co
Ase
National ‘Labor Relations Board
Westminster
NLRB
New York Times
The
Civil Liberties Union
Wberal
Clare BH. Hoffman
Michigan
Reedom
He Press
TAY Neighbor
Muskin ‘Shoe Co
Miskin Shor Co
Peace Pact Ends Chaco Conflict Among Nations
Bolivia and Paraguay sign a peace treaty ending the long Chaco dispute after mediation by six neutral governments including the United States. Paraguay keeps most of the Chaco. Bolivia gains an Atlantic outlet via a free port at Puertos-Casados. Details on frontier demarcation and port zone commerce remain to be settled.
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Chaco
Bolivia
Paraguay
United States
Atlantic
Puerts-Casado
la Pax
Travel cost critique and cultural reflections in a 1940s piece
An editorial fragment discusses travel as a major economic drain and a lure to explore, citing large yearly expenditures on transportation and leisure. It touches on recovery forecasts, Japanese Olympic involvement, and remarks on militarism, democracy, and sport, ending with a cryptic note on ancient mummies in Benes.
Behind the scenes in Washington politics and appointments
Washington reports reveal tensions between Postmaster General Farley and President Roosevelt over New Deal campaign tactics and internal White House dynamics. Farley shows loyalty yet seeks safer routes, while Roosevelt signals participation in primaries, shaping party strategy. News notes detail pay scales for new agencies and figures tied to the New Deal era.
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Washington
James A. Farley
Alaska
Roosevelt
Farley
Harry “Hophkins
Harold Ickes
Tom Corcoran
White House
The White House a Symbol of America Chronicle
A historical note recalls the White House cornerstone laid October 13 1792 marking the first public city building. Washington missed the gala. Capt. James Hoban won the design prize, and the structure was rebuilt after the 1814 British fire before Adams first occupied the residence.
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White House
America
George Washington
Baby wins silver spoon at Lebanon General
Kenneth LeRoy Webber, born as the 200th baby at Lebanon General Hospital, receives the hospital’s traditional silver spoon prize marking 100th and 200th births with a ceremonial token.
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Lebanon
Dré
Kenneth LeRoy Webber
Holm
Lebanon General Hospital
Kenneth
Paris stylist Antoine on elegance in hairdressing
Paris stylist Antoine critiques American machine styling and touts exclusivity. He notes Windsors and Dietrich for reference while praising natural hair care, warns against unnatural tints and wigs, and cites Princess Faucigny and Madame Fellowes as paragons of elegance. He charges $6 to $60 for sculpting and emphasizes hair shaping with costumes.
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Paris
Antoine
Steven
Windsors
Merlene Dietrich
Amerie
America
Princess Faucigny Lueings
Reginald Fellowes
Princess de Breuil
Collfire
Daily Dozen Health Advice From Pennsylvania Medical Society
The article quotes the Medical Society of Pennsylvania warning against kissing babies and allowing fingers or hands to touch a child’s mouth. It notes risks from diseases like tuberculosis, influenza, and diphtheria spreading via mouth contact and emphasizes sanitary handling of infants and cleanliness.
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The
Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania
Incomplete text about infant care and infection risk
The fragment discusses proper handling of a newborn and cautions against infections. It mentions avoiding touching the forehead cheeks or neck in a harmful way and notes concern over potential infection in a baby. The exact subjects and context are unclear due to broken phrasing.
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Ion
Bradley Page’s Hollywood Career Shaped by a Reel Villain
Hollywood celebrity Bradley Page, discovered in 1931 as a leading man, was miscast as a villain in a Chicago stage play test and has spent seven years playing antihero roles. Once overshadowed by Clark Gable, Page now shows a shift toward lighter, comical and sympathetic parts in The Crime Ring, The Affairs of Annibel, and Birthday of a Stooge, edging closer to the original hero image he sought.
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Hollywood
Bradley Page
Page
Chicago
Uninows
Clark Gable
Citiiven
Twenty Years Ago See crown prince yarn endures town bustle
A July 26 1918 item recalls a whirlwind of rumor and celebration in the city as readers repeated a sensational Capture of the Crown Prince report. A horse owned by F C Tields was killed by a passing train on First Avenue, Edward Sans near General Electric suffered serious injuries, and Mirg Newman recovering after an automobile crash. Edward Carney visited Tibusville as Will and Mrs Damon welcomed a new son at City Hospital on July 25.
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F.C. Tields
Rmohe
Mirg
Newman
Ables All Ap
City Hospital
Will Damon
Mastodons Suffered Toothaches, Gum Ailment Found in Bones
A study of Richmond mastodon bones reveals dental pain and gum disease similar to pyorrhea, indicating prehistoric elephants endured toothache. The finding sheds light on ancient health and feeding behavior of North American mastodons.
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Nort America
Pyorthea
Richmond
Bradley Page Befriends Studio Stooge Amid Mixed Roles
The fragment notes Bradley Page, cast as a mistaken villain, forming a tenuous bond with a studio stooge as he hopes to win over Willo and sustain hopeful reading roles. Eldg od seven years to give Tim tat slight cay of hope.
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Bradley Page
Willo
Eldgod
Tim
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