Catholic Opposition to Child Labor Amendment in Two States
The piece argues Catholic leaders like Cardinals O Connell and Hayes oppose ratification, framing it as a threat to Catholic education and Catholic family income. It notes other bishops’ varied stances, cites Latin European influence, and cites Pope Pius encyclicals urging a family wage to address labor concerns.
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Washington
Cardinal O'Connell
Boston
Cardinal Hayes
New York
Massachusetts
Cardinal Dougherty
Philadelphia
Mundelein
Chicago
Currey
Baltimore
McNichalans
Cincinnati
Vatican
North America
Father Ryan
National Catholic Welfare Con- Torrie
United States
O'Donnell
Hayes
Vyatican
Sentinels of the Republic
Viner
East
Neéboys
Ruesdenger
Soplria
Pius
Jabor
America
City Council Eyes Broad Reassessment of Property Values
City officials propose a complete reassessment of all property in the city on a fair sale basis to align valuations with actual conditions. Residential, commercial, and level properties would see an extensive readjustment to create a more accurate tax base.
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Council City Council
Omunionpal
Ely
Parking Proposal Seeks Diagonal Parking Change on Center Street
A debated plan proposes replacing the current cisgonal parking on Center Street with a parallel diagonal setup to ease traffic flow. Drivers face difficulty navigating a street crowded with cars parked on both sides and trucks blocking the channel, risking accidents. The discussion notes past failures to implement ventilated or normal parking schemes, while stressing the need for a workable solution amid ongoing congestion and safety concerns.
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Cry Loun
Center Street
Cettelyr
Cory
Jaz
The 40 Hour Week Debate and Economic Impact
The piece argues for a 40 hour week as a necessary cure for unemployment. It contends opposition will delay progress and cause temporary hardships for businesses while joblessness worsens. It urges planners to prepare for government-led changes rather than resist reforms.
John TL Lewis expands influence in auto and steel sectors
John TL Lewis, a dynamic junior leader, gains in Detroit and wins praise for negotiations with General Motors. His Committee of Industrialists moves toward steel industry expansion, with wage increases and collective bargaining battles shaping the sector. Industry officials foresee broader adoption across automotive and related fields.
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John TL. Lewis
Detroit
General Motors
Lewis
Chrysler Corporation
Industrist
Vic
Dies
Benich
Intel
Reed reforms prompt uneasy county race shift
County voters face a tense race as reform proposals circulate amid distrust of officials. Key figures include local commissioners and reform advocates, with debates centered on transparency, budgeting, and oversight. The climate remains unsettled as campaigns press for concrete changes before the next election.
Paris Styles and 1987 Hats Forecast in Fragmented Fashion Note
Fashion report from Paris outlines 1987 hat trends with tall stove pipe crowns and skull caps favored for youth. Describes materials including leather satin embroidery and crocheted trims, with sailor brim variations and color highlights. Notes economic reform context and a call for a breathing spell for business and workers.
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Paris
Ritzhon
Hollywood Film Shop by Norman Deve
Hollywood actress Jean Barker plans a stage name change to Joan Parker as she pursues painting. Friends note growing artistry while MGM discovery and Columbia contracts shape her film career. she plans serious painting study under Katherine Leighton and hints at future portrait work.
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Hollywood
Jeqn Barker
Joan Parker
Ark
Greta Gurho
Jean Parker
Deg
Tim
Pal Springs
Jean
Ant
Jtm Parker Theatres
Beagile
Havi
Katherine Leighton
Mais Parker
MGM
Columbia
Twilight Dreams Of Friends In Days Gone By
Poem reflects a speaker’s wistful nights when memories of lost friends surface. The verse laments missed chances to keep old bonds and imagines reunions in a twilight hour, expressing longing and regret for friendships that drifted apart.
Roosevelt Third Term Question Sparks Washington Debate
Washington insiders at the Witte House and Congress weigh Roosevelt's future after last victory. The prevailing view questions whether he will seek a third term in 1940, with strong hints he aims to push his program before retirement while considering his successor to steer the next administration.
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Charles FP. Stewart Washington
Witte House
Tius
Congress
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Fragmented Grab Bag Quiz Notes and Nonsense
A jumble of trivia prompts and garbled phrases appears. References to Ivy League figures, age questions, etiquette hints, travel advice, and literary lines mix with misspellings and misquoted names, yielding a chaotic one minute test fragment.
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U. S
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Fem Hare 1817
Twenty years ago items from the journal Fem hare 3 1817 note deaths and community updates. A member of Post 70, A fl died at home on West Washington as nine soldiers entrain for Washington for an inaugural ceremony on Monday March 6. Miss Beulah Amicon publicized as the prettiest girl in the picket line of suffragists at the White House. J T Long, formerly of this city, died suddenly at the Colorado Sanatorium Boulder. Mrs G C Whitehead and Mrs Minnie Knendyll Jett travel to Buffalo to visit relatives. Paul McInnes and Joe Taylor return from Union City after the Corry-Union City basketball game last evening.
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A AW
Post
West
Washington
Errest Fe
Beulah Amicon
White House
Amidon
Effie Holphins
Kane Area Develops All Year Recreation in McKean County
Development underway near Kane along Route 68 plans a 1000 acre year round recreation area with skiing, toboggan runs and winter sports facilities. Snow deficits hindered plans but Crystal Hill upgrades for 1988 are planned and tourism aims to draw visitors year round amid regional altitude advantages. The piece also discusses child labor debates and Catholic views opposing the Child Labor Amendment.
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Kane
MicKean County
Kine J
Bane
Crystal Hill
Tdsat
Sea of Grass and other novels in review
A nostalgic portrait of the American West centers on Conrad Richter’s Sea of Grass, praising its depth over length and noting its humane portrayal of frontier change. It lauds Richter’s character pair Col Brewton and Dutie, and frames the work as a tour de force of western expansion themes. The piece also surveys several crime and fiction titles by Gardner, Taylor, McCleary, Baldwin, and others with brief opinions on style and intrigue.
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Sea of Graas
Richter
Col
Jim Brewton
Dutie Brewton
Lonesome
Prairies
Jetties
America
Muost
D. A
Eile Stanley Gardner
Appeas
Arn
Giean
Alntriet
Unis
Brie Stanley Gardner
Imigure Ayay
Nortott
Fheefe Atwani Taylor
Ny Brovie
Futore
Att Etter
Doubleday
Dorothy McCleary
Fath Baldwin
Eather
Pyleam
Barhars Worsley Gough
Erich Kastner
Lovar
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Aevane
Kansas
Iowa
Ecoma Latin
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Marquis de Racguenille
Ayey
Tg Reed
Hollywood Film Shop
Norman
Deve
Stewart
Trencher
Aa Takentfrom
Femhare 3
As9ol
J.T. Long
Colorado Sanatorium
Alt Boulder
Cole
G. C. Whitehead
Minnie Knendyll Jett
Buffalo
Paul McInnes
Joe Taylor
Union City
Corry-Unior City
Boonie
Gomimingian
Nl Allen
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