Governor Earle Addresses Working Men in Labor Debate
Governor George J. Harle appeals to Pennsylvania workers in a radio address, praising labor gains under his administration while warning against dictation by organized labor leaders. He touts enacted laws, unions, and protections, urging miners, steel and textile workers to consider the impact on their future if the Democratic Party nominates someone other than Charles Alvin Jones for governor. He emphasizes representing all people, not one group, and warns of the stakes in the May primary and November elections.
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Earle
Pennsylvania
Democratic State Committee
George J. Harle
Warle
United States
Sherifix
Laver
Workers of Pennsylvania
Organized Labor
Charles Alvin Jones
Lai
Republican Teadership
Roosevelt
Alvin Jones
Bam
Unis
Ulisseasion
Hblise
Wisconsin
Sam Kayhurd
Thane Im
Ibil
John St. McBay
White House
Richard N. Iailiott
Uie
McCarl
Charles West
Lindsay C. Warren
North Carolina
Hottie
Gremina
Seti
Roosevelt's New Deal under pressure from third party surge
The piece argues that after 1937 left-wing momentum waned, Roosevelt shifted toward the center, and Le Follette LaGuardia's push for a third party and progressive action could revive liberal pressure to sustain the New Deal. It notes the La Follette brothers and LaGuardia as key figures urging reform against party machine politics. It discusses past radical figures and the need for independent political action to push real change in national policy.
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Jay Franklin Washington
Captol Hill
le Follette-LaGuardia
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Howard Scott
Roosevelt Direct Action
NRA
AAA
Huey Long
Deep South
Farm Security
Deep Agath
Townsend
Coughlin
Social Security
Doc
Father Coughlin
Hugo Black
Alabama
Supreme Court
Air Cloosewelt
la Pollette Brothers
Guy
Phil
Bob
Iphilo LaVollette
Maddison
Giorgllo LaGuardia
New York
America
Behind the Scenes in Washington Rodne May 3
Washington insiders expect the reorganization bill to return to the House floor for another vote as whispers circulate among Congress and administration figures. Supporters insist the measure remains strong in the special committee and administration strategists hint at possible changes but keep plans confidential.
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Washington, D
Congress
House
Twenty Years Ago Taken From the Journal Files May 3 1918
A collage of 1918 items notes Corry Brick and Tile plant continuing operations on direct government orders, a Corry High School baccalaureate sermon, graduation plans, a mention of a circus visit, a newborn in Spartansburg, local illness, and political commentary on labor, taxation, and New Deal era policy lobbies.
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Corry Brick and Tile Company
Krew
BR. L. Foulke
Corry High School
Lemons Shipped to Tropics Amid Turbulent Trade
Port dispatch records indicate a cargo of fresh citrus sent to a tropical market. Nonstandard text obscures exact destinations and quantities, but mentions hotels crowded and a surge in fruit shipments. Authorities note unusual phrasing likely from OCR distortion affecting proper names and dates.
Restored Habsburg Dreams Amid War Echoes on a Stamp
The article recounts Empress Zita and Archduke Karl’s failed returns to the Hungarian throne, their exile, and renewed plans to crown their son Otto in Austria. It notes Regent Horthy’s foil, Nazi interference, and Otto’s alleged treason charge while a 1918 Hungarian postage stamp bears Zita’s image.
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Karl
Zita
Europe
Hungary
Austria
Horthy
Karli
Madeira
Spain
Belgium
Archduke Otto
Entente
Schuschuize
Herr Hitler
Archduke Olta
Ott
Germany
Zila
Fragmented OCR News From Wynyard and Chicago
Readable parts note a local issue in Wynyard Saskatchewan about horse tails theft, plus scattered references to California trade, Hollywood crop chatter, a Chicago boy’s scams, and generic oddities. The text remains garbled with uncertain names and dates.
Loretta Young praises chivalry as Hollywood style
Loretta Young declares that chivalry thrives in Hollywood and on screen. She cites small courteous acts such as helping a woman from a car and removing a hat as signs that make a man seem like a dream partner. She notes reforms in scripts to emphasize polite behavior and criticizes rude drivers and nagging, but insists most men are courteous.
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Hollywood
Loretta Young
Walter Raleigh
Galahad
Loretta
Miss Young
Tyrone Power
Clark Gable
Robert Taylor
Paris styles cut for deluxe fabrics and lace influence
Paris reports reveal French women prefer materials to models, with veteran designers guiding choices. Couture emphasizes fabrics like moire and brocade, with intricate embroidery and two fabric grafting such as lace jackets over evening gowns, plus varied weaves, plaids, and re embroidered wool and cotton details.
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Paris
Wrance
Yparlamen
Hanied
Hom
Coudurier-Fructus
Labbey
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Maia
Taygeta
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Merope
ATLAS
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Wees Flyers
Washington
A. J.patterson
Spring Creek
Atoms
Monteagle
Marletta
Ohio
Corry
Sam
Ralph Webb
Spartansburg
Almon Franklin
Hero Davis
Eric Loilay
A. O Sandburg
Libor
Workers of
Democrats Thrauizhoilt Ous
Iil Rompresisc
Presley Dent
Jim Parley
NDA Service, Inc
Tropics
Rosdon
Paricoxis
Cis
Lama Tepartas
Roy Cently
Ermpili
Wwe
Ans
IgBares
Wynyard
Saskatchewan
California
Chicago
Wryddline & Fe
Melash
Rigughbub
Benita ” Th
Hollywood Film Shop
United Press
Greta
Flesibla
Morocco
Mae
Word OF Life Book Shop
St. Gerry
Rexall
Miller’s Pharmacy
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