We the People on Hugo Black Dissent and Corporate Power
Jay Franklin Washington surveys a Harper’s Magazine article by Marquis Childs that attacks Hugo Black’s legal knowledge and表达 seizes on dissents against corporate control. The piece argues the critique reflects a defense of the New Deal era and questions the impact of Black’s jurisprudence on constitutional interpretation and corporate interests.
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Jay Franklin Washington
Hugo II. Black
Alabama
Yesteryear
Harper's Magazine
Marquis Whilds
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Childs
Avery Tetion
Hugo Black
Childy
Weahington
Alapamali
Supreme Court
United States
Indianapolis
Montana
New York Life Insurance Co
Justice Black
Erie Railway
California
Connecticut
Black
Tompkins
Register
Tribune Syndicate
Favorable Signs Mood Lifts Amid Labor and Economic Tensions
A newspaper writer notes favorable signs easing recent gloom in the United States. Observed gains include deflation of military excess, U A W condemnation of unauthorized strikes, progress toward a TVA truce, fewer undistributed profits tax features, hearings by the National Labor Relations Board, and recovery in residential building markets. A WPA relief worker comments on morale and the psychology of relief labor, suggesting chronic insecurity and a call for meaningful work to restore confidence amid long-term job stress.
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TVA
National Labor Relations Board
WPA
Ka 5
Heaten
Jpreoud
Oil for Oil England and Mente in tense oil clash
English and Mente discuss petroleum issues amid international strain. The piece argues foreign ownership profits fuel exploitation, while calls for cooler governance and balanced dealing to prevent further economic and political turmoil.
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England
Mente
Tim Canttalist
Behind the Scenes in Washington and the New Deal Fight
Washington May 20. Parley’s leap into the Pennsylvania primary brawl signals intensified White House backing for New Dealers. Roosevelt administration signals a preference, while secret efforts back Henry Hess in Oregon and Otha Wearin in Iowa. Court rulings favor the NLRB with nine circuits upholding the board in most cases as Supreme Court victories mount despite challenges to the Wagner Act.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
White House
Roosevelt
Steve Early
Charles H. Martin
McE
Martin
Oregon
Henry JL. Hess
Hheval
Otha di Wearin
Towa
House
Guy M. Gillette
Wearin
Gillette
Iowa
New Deal
Barkley
Kentucky
MicAdoo
California
Duffy
Wisconsin
Pepper
Florida
Glin
Johnston
South Carolina
Coltond
Smith
Governor Rivers
Georgia
Walter George
National Labor ‘Relations, Board
Supreme Court
Circuit Courts of Appeal
Sumresna Court
Stories in stamps fea coins show the American eagle
The article traces the American bald eagle as a symbol from Indigenous reverence to its adoption by the founding fathers after the Declaration. It notes the 1762 design by William Barton and Charles Thomson, its appearance on coins from 1795, and on a prepaid 1891 stamp, with the 10 cent 1860 series image described.
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America
William Barton
Philadelphia
Charles Thompson
Continental Congress
U. S
Fall Restores Hearing After Plank Fall
In The Dalles Oregon Syme an electrician who was deaf in his right ear slipped and fell headfirst from a 25 foot high platform onto two planks. Two weeks later he regained his hearing, suggesting the impact or medical treatment helped restore it.
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Dalles
Ore
Syme
Trim
Deer Sighting Report in Local Wilderness Area
Stephen W. Broasch reports a deer sighting during hunting season near the river area. A white suet deer was shot by a local hunter identified as part of the party, with witnesses noting the animal’s location and movement.
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Stephen W. Broasch
Marana
Film director Farrow on beauty and screen sparkle
Hollywood interview reveals director Farrow arguing that a woman's beauty is only partly self generated. He stresses inner sparkle and animated spirit over cosmetics, citing Kay Francis, Anita Louise, Ann Sheridan, Bette Davis, Maria Lopkins and Olivia de Havilland as examples of varied screen allure and energy.
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Hollywood
John Array
Pauliai
Parrow
Farrow
Kay Tranas
Anita Louise
Ann Sheridan
Kay Francis
Amity Louie
Miss Sheridan
Bette Davis
Maria Lopkins
Olivia de Hayling
Swimming Warning From Medical Society
The Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania urges caution with swimming. It notes swimming is healthy but warns against overexertion and long sessions. It advises a maximum around thirty minutes and reminds that some individuals should avoid pools due to skin considerations and safety.
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The
Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania
Plans 100 World Tour London by Molly Toombs
Mies Molly Toombs of Middlesex plans a $100 world tour taping the journey. She aims to travel to America visiting South American republics and ride a horse over the Breakins.
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London
Mies
Molly Toombs
Middlesex
America
Reakits
Ribbon drama shapes mid season Paris styles
Paris fashion notes reveal ribbons as dramatic design tools across dresses hats and coats. Red green and white plaid grosgrain and black shantung ribbons accent waistlines belts and shoulder straps, while satin ribbons feature in spring evening gowns and velvet sashes add a finishing touch.
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Paris
Plame Grosgrain
Vera Borea’s
Mainbacher
Twenty Years Ago News From The Journal Files May 20 1918
Twenty years ago news items note soldiers landing overseas three days earlier with Company A and the 112th regiment, travels from Camp Hancock to Camp Upton and then to New York, a local candidate for General Assembly, a leg injury from a dog bite, a shipment of wrist watches for soldiers, a Coroporal promotion in the 62nd Engineers, Mary Maloney studying at Erie School of Instruction then taking a job in Hers office, John Mooney furlough and return to Camp Belvoir, fashion notes on a comely-box bow and mid-season ribbons on dresses hats and coats.
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Kearry Iboys
112Th Regiment
Camp Hancock
Camp Upton
L. 1
New York Aml
Surance
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