Southern regionalism and Calhoun's Dominion Status theory
In a 1937 column by Jay Franklin Washington the author analyzes Tidewater attitudes toward the Lost Cause, regional autonomy, and Calhoun's idea of dominion status. It discusses nullification, centralized government, and a shift toward regional federalism as a solution for a varied nation. The piece places Civil War-era tensions in a modern context with references to Calhoun, Canada within the empire, and political divisions.
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Washington
Sherman
Savannah
Seaboard
Georysburg
Ampomatox
Calhoun
Confederacy
Wall Street
Selession
New Ineland
Dixie
South
Abbeville
Canada
South Cavsiiva
Kansas
Charleston
John C. Calhoun
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Ireland’s Free State and the May Day Debate
The text critiques Ireland’s status as sovereign nation, noting mixed freedoms and a cautious path to full independence. It mentions Britain’s possible insistence on ties for protection, the idea of “managed money,” and concerns about Spain’s influence as a warning.
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Ireland
Dae Torson
Drelan
Valern
Iriah Georgy Washington Jas Dlrenuy
Britain
Trelani
Spain
Trust busting echoes across government push
The article recalls historic antitrust moves, noting a renewed drive against monopolies like the Aluminum Company of America and referencing the Standard Oil breakup. It critiques policy shifts, NRA legality, and asks who truly guides business and state amid a confounding era of regulation and free enterprise.
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Roogevelt
Aluminum Company
Amertut
John L. Rockefeller
Standard Old Company
Standard IL Company
New Jersey
I Shepry
Jarge- Ty
Mellon
Aluminum
Atiee
Muncpaly
NRA
Strong markets outlook amid cautious recovery argues stabilizing factors
Frederick Gardner in the Assnelaven Press argues a slower pace may avert another boom bust like 1928. Points include low money costs, near record low interest rates, ample private credit, large steel and textile order books, improving farm income, accelerating world trade, and postponed plant rehabilitation easing private contraction. Congress backs cash-and-carry as a policy option.
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Frederick Gardner
Assnelaven| Prees
Lg SA
Captain of Industry Myron Taylor Moves in Steel Big Concent
Washington dispatch reports Myron G Taylor chief executive of United States Steel at center of a rumored power group. The tale says Taylor’s lieutenants plotted to control major industrial firmings with ties to Wall Street figures including Morgan. Official sources offer little corroboration yet fuel speculation about his influence.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington
Myron G Taylor
United States Steel Corporation
Morgan
Morgan's Experience Shapes Public Division Contact
The article recalls Morgan's first direct contact with ordinary folk during hearings in Washington. It notes journalists and photographers observed him, parts of his personal demeanor, and a notable incident with a chair. It connects his experience to Myron Beylev and to broader labor relations in steel, citing General Motors negotiations and steel industry dynamics affecting smaller firms.
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Morgan
Myron
Beylev
Lewis
General Motors
Morvotnr
Hie Gimalier
Jittle
U. 5
Harland Reacts to Inquiry on Labor Rank Spying
The La Folletts committee expands its probe into major employers in labor, aiming to expose Wall Street advisers linked to suspected spying on unions. In Harlan County the case touches travel and murder, reviving fears of retaliatory attacks amid political tension.
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la Folletts
Wall Street
Ihedusteres
Uniof
Wiet
Harlan County
Harlan
Paris Styles Reflect Spring Millinery Trends
Paris reports a vogue for brimed hats and lightweight veils as spring and summer fashion shift. Hats feature machines new tonloving ribbons, sailors crew shapes, and papillon styles, with bold brims and decorative veils prominent among Paris dressmakers and milliners.
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Paris
Jae
Hels
Pis
Ueal
Brotrn
Shaw
See and Know Pennsylvania See and Know Pennsylvania
Bloomsburg known as The Parlor City of Pennsylvan ia with a population near 9000 and a 2014 survey noting 5079 families in 2014 dwellings. The town sits on the Susquehanna and serves as a gateway to scenic beauty. The piece mentions homes, fashion tips, and local imagery in a historical promotional style.
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Bloomsburg
United States
Pennsylvania
Blomshi
Blnomas
Burg
Susquenan
When Springtime Returns And Hears My Heart Sing
Fragmentary verse recalls springtime awakening and cherished memories of love through generations. The speaker reflects on life as suitor, husband, and father, noting how springtime stirs dreams and tender recollections of a first sweetheart amid long life’s paths.
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Sutor
Three Musicians Hurt In Pittsgugh Auto Crash
A sister and two brothers, three hillbilly musicians, were injured when their car left the road and crashed into a culvert in Pluto Township. Velyn Lilley, 21, Earl Lilley, 28, and Archie Lilley, 19, were taken to Columbia Hospital in Wilkinsburg for observation. The group was en route from Universal to Unity when another car forced them off the road.
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Pittsburgh
Pluto Township
Velyn Liley
Earl
Archie Lilley
Columbia Hospital
Wilkinsburg
Hill Billy Music
Universal
Unity
Frei Wero
Payice
Oriental characters boost fan mail for Hollywood films
A May 4 dispatch from Hollywood notes growing Chinese fan interest in Oriental themed films and actors. It highlights Ling Po style proverbs from Warner Okind and Luise Rainer in The Good Earth, plus actors Keye Luke Betty Lee Son Young Wong Jim Susanne Kin and Ming siblings, all from diverse U S hometowns. The piece observes audiences in Oriental settlements nationwide and foreign markets respond to authentic atmosphere and cast diversity, with fan letters increasing for Oriental roles and the film industry expanding outreach to Chinese communities.
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Ncy Hillyswood
Movieland
Werner Oland
Charlie Chann
Detective
Anna May Wong
Hollywood
United Sates
Ea Oriental
Warner Okind
Ling Po
Luise Rainer
Pad
Bylind
San Fernando Valley
Keye Luke
Lis Sidesl Son
Betty Lee
University of Southern Yallornia
Denver
Son Young
Firs
Salher'ne Corna
Minneapolis
Shing Hwa
Wong Jim
Mississippi
Susanne Kin
Salt Lake Fly
Strait
Mick
Pougakerpsie
Demand for babies for adoption outstrips supply in U S
The piece notes that in the United States today demand for babies for adoption exceeds supply. About 25 000 couples have filed applications with placing agencies in fourteen years, while fewer than 60 000 children were available. Nearly 70 percent of applications request girls with a 1930 census figures showing Scandinavian born residents. The rest covers various institutional cost figures and historical notes on public salaries and assets.
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United States
Tn Rteen
Twenty Years Ago Ag Taken From Journal Files
A May 4 1917 item reports a break in at Avne machine shop of the Climax Machomotive Company with tools stolen worth 150 to 200 dollars. City tax accounts, depots, and local commerce notes reflect public service and municipal concerns. Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Roy Spencer on East Solin Street, May 1.
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Avne
Climax Machomotive Company
Witys
Heerlein Uday
Mrs
Roy Spenter
East Solin Street
Baby Igirl
One Minute Tent 1 Quiz Answers and Quotes
A compact grab bag listing quiz prompts and answers. It cites chancellor of Austria, U S presidents connected as descendants, etiquette hints, quotes from Juvenal, a daily horoscope note, and a jagged set of names including Dr Kurk vor Schunchalys and John Quincy Adams.
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Austria
U. S
Weer Weel
Nile Presi
Changelion Tit- Jet
Kurk Vor Schunchalys
John Quincy Adams
John Adams
Benjamin Harrison
William Henry Harrison
Hermann von Goering
West Virginia Judge Dies of Pneumonia
United Press reports that Tidge S. Collés Litlepage, 51, of anawhe county intermediate court, died of pneumonia. He had been ill since Thursday and ascended the bench in 1923 after serving as assistant prosecuting attorney. He was the son of Congressman Adam HB Lidepage. His wife and one daughter survive.
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United Press
Owarlston
W. VII
Tidge S. Collés
Anawhe County
Tad Beun
Farmon
Adam HB. Lidepage
Beauty for Madam Eskimo in Juneau coast
Madam Eskimo, living on the Alaska coast, gains a rare chance among city women. M. C. Holson runs a floating beauty parlor, bringing salon services to remote shore communities aboard a mobile unit. Row Duncan is noted in connection with the operation.
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Juneau
Alaska
M. C. Holson
Duncan
This fragmentary note hints at a tutoring or teaching dispute
A damaged OCR fragment mentions tutors and a Mr and discusses burdens or ties in a teaching context, suggesting an unclear dispute over responsibilities or obligations. No clear persons, dates, or places are identifiable beyond generic references to tutors and a Mr.
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