Roosevelt Faces Split New Deal in Court Fight
A May 25 Washington Dispatch reports President Roosevelt confronting a split New Deal coalition over his reform bill. Four factions battle leadership, with Burk Wheeler, Burke, Copeland, Connally, Byrd, Bailey, and Garner influencing strategy. The White House targets showcases, court battles, and potential party realignment as old-line Republicans fade.
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Court Sees The Light In Supreme Court Decisions
Fragmented OCR text shows a 1930s tone noting landmark Supreme Court actions on pensions and unemployment insurance. Mentions Roosevelt era plans, General Pershing, and a debate over broad judicial powers and national security implications amid economic strain.
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Trade Bill Lists Global Mineral Origins
By R J Scott a trade note outlines origin sources for minerals including asbestos from Venezuela wool from Australia nickel from Canada platinum from the Urals gold from South Africa hemp from the Philippines mica from India silk from Japan and rubber from Sumatra.
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Foreign Trade Policy Debate Shows Cautious Shift
A lengthy analysis notes USA and other nations reevaluating postwar trade aims as war fears recede. Advocates push for practical economic links while isolationists resist. Scandinavian nations cited as example of expanding cooperation, contrasting with Britain’s naval strength worries.
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One Child Saved From Moving Car Heroine Rescues Toddler
A quiet woman leaped from a moving car, grabbed a two year old from pavement, and ran to safety before a truck could strike. The driver stopped soon after. an older sister was told to take responsibility for babies in the yard nearby. The incident underscores street dangers to children and the need for safer play areas away from thoroughfares.
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files May 25 1917
May 25 1917 notes recount city improvements and civic moves including a new Central Garage aim and Memorial Drive plan. Mentions subscriptions to Citizens National Bank and local wedding anniversary celebrations fading into past.
Yorks Historic City Story in 18th Century Events
The piece recalls York as a pivotal Pennsylvania city once capital during the Revolutionary War, noting German settler roots, British occupation, and the Continental Congress meeting in the old courthouse. It mentions Lancaster campaigns, Burgoyne’s surrender news, and early national milestones tied to York. It adds a global stat that over 87,000 cinemas exist worldwide today.
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Hollywood Alm Shop Hol l ywood Actors in Kid Cast of Slay Deal Bn
Six novel holographers are signed to Hollywood region to play young parts in a film to be titled Deal By The Sike Lough. The cast includes Samuel Guldivyn selecting New York actors and shaping a stage background with childlike roles amid stage managers and celebrity peers.
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Paris Bridal Fashion Sparks Fresh Wedding Gowns
Paris styles showcase demure gowns using organdy and muslin, with round lace veils and orange blossom wreaths. design features include high necklines, long full sleeves gathered at the wrist, and tulle caps adorned with orange blossoms, as brides imitate traditional childlike frocks in a 1910s Paris mood.
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Grab Bag One Minute Test 1 How old is King George VI
This prompt asks several trivia-style questions about King George VI age, US suffrage adoption year, and origin of a European alpine garment, but the text is fragmented and unclear.
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Words of Wisdom on Itty and Wine Infallible Truths
A fragment quotes a quip about wisdom and wine. The line suggests knowledge of faults and self awareness, attributed to a figure resembling Pope. The text blends playful wordplay with a moral reflection on learning from life.
Insect Larvae Die as Winter Hurts Rocky Mountain Region
Federal scientists report severe winter decimated over half of insect larvae in the Rocky Mountain area. The finding highlights ecological damage and potential effects on species balance and agriculture. Researchers warn of lasting impacts on food chains and pollination.
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Horoscope and 19th Amendment Misinformation Fragment
The clipped text mixes a horoscope note about birthdays and a garbled claim that the nineteenth amendment granting woman suffrage was adopted in 1828 and ratified by three-fourths of the states by 1920, with further stray words. The fragment references One-Minute Test Answers and sports amusements, but provides no verifiable events or clear names.
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The Soviets by Albert Rhys Williams review
Williams surveys Russian life in a comprehensive accessible portrait spanning government economic life social life and foreign relations. He questions housing policy and bureaucracy while showing ordinary citizens striving amid a vast Soviet system, noting the Kulaks and regime enemies with restrained critique.
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Favorites and Potboilers in a Southwest Reader Review
The listing highlights novels such as Dark Madonna by Richard Summers about a woman torn between tradition and love, They Came Like Swallows by William Maxwell seen through family eyes, and The Third Eye a Harper’s thriller by Sthel Lina Whits, noting strong power and pace.
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Stewart Says Supreme Bench Scoop Prompts Senate Jockeying
Central Press column discusses how Democratic senators, led by tension over future leadership, push for Senator Robinson of Arkansas as a strong candidate to succeed retiring Justice Wilts Vir Doysnter. It weighs Robinson’s rise, Roosevelt’s desire for younger appointees, and the risk of factional maneuvering shaping the high court’s balance.
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