The New Deal and State Races in 1938
Political column by Jay Franklin analyzes Ohio and Pennsylvania contests in 1938. It argues the New Deal's popularity transcends party lines, cites Davey and Earle's roles, and warns against misreading voter sentiment in the electoral college.
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Pennsylvania
Bob Taft
Bob Bulkley
Philadelphia
Babe-Jones
Young Jay T
Bays Bulkley
Bullsteg Hart
Davey
Roosevelt
Gev
Keystone
Hoover
Perneylvania
George Earle
Eyrie
Hitler’s next moves after Czechoslovakia eyes Baltic coast
The article foresees Germany consolidating gains in Czechoslovakia then turning to the Baltic Sea region. Memel Klaipeda and East Prussia are discussed amid fears of German expansion toward Lithuania Latvia and Estonia. Propaganda hints at Memellanders seeking autonomy as a prelude to broader annexations.
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Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Baltic Sea
East Prussia
Lithirnia
Latin
Estonia
Berlin
Memel
Klaipeda
Enner
Tithuanie
Lothal
Kel
Sit Ter
Sigs “Memellanders _ier
Lithuania
Latvia
Egtonm
Production wage hour debate at GM chief argues for productivity
William S Knutsen head of General Motors endorses a wage hour plan tied to production levels. He suggests a one hour day or week if productivity remains high, stressing protection for overworked workers rather than cutting output. The piece argues the wage hour concept aims to safeguard labor while preserving wealth and labor harmony.
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William S. Knutssen
General Motors
Preston
Closed Schools Strike Sparks Ohio Education Crisis
The Board of Education in Ut on Ohio orders six week closure of public schools, dismissing about 3100 pupils and leaving 160 teachers unemployed. State funding discussions hinge on a $240,000 foundation aid, with voters set to decide on a November ballot measure amid broader educational system strain.
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Board of Raucation
Uton
Ohio
State Foundation
Uix
Behind the Scenes in Washington Political Storm Aims at Senate Seats
A sweeping view of 1930s Senate races and New Deal dynamics shows Roosevelt ally seats under threat from insurgents. Key targets include McGill Dusty Bulkley and Meade with Republicans pursuing gains in New Hampshire Utah and New Jersey while Dewey looms in New York. The piece notes the broader contest over New Deal influence and looming election volatility.
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Uy Widle
Eaghi
Maaretr Alt
Flefeal Roosevelt
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Court Plang
New Deal
Pape
Idaho
McAdoo
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Dieinfich
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McGill
Kansia
Dutty
Wisconsin
Bulkley
Ohio
Iuso
Fred Brown
New Hampshire
Albert D.thomas
Utah
OWP
Denverue
New Jersey
California
South Dakota
Oregon
Connecticut
Town
Colorado
Senate
Fiivls
Pennsylvania
Nyo
North Dakota
Gissan
Veramont
Dawoorits
Dusty
Bulle Lay
Newe Yorke
Sres
James M. Mead
Lord
O'Briay
Edward P. Mossi
Veligvinl Sur
Lehman Je
Fer Peasee- Kon
Dewey
O'Brian
Asst
Davis
Wigren
Barbour
Ben William Hot Ely
Deaamt
Hugne
Serant Billiley
Boforness
Sanab Wow
Obinpolis
Tim Lal
Butislay
Cleveland
Butkley
NEA Service Inc
Philippine Rice Lands Marvel of the Orient
The article extols Philippine agriculture its rice terraces and other crops. It notes water buffalo numbers and Filipino ownership of most cultivated land. It highlights yields sugar tobacco coconut oil and copra with extensive farm counts and land use figures amid a backdrop of forest and open land data.
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Philippines
Philippine
Orient
Luzon
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files October 31 1918
Private John Riddle Laird dies of wounds in France on October 1. Lieutenant Rendall Houghton gave his life in action on September 29. News of Aleppo, influenza lockdowns, and local wartime notices follow, including injuries and commissions of several Corry residents. Lucilly Murray sails to Plattsburg to teach music.
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John Riddle Laird
Corry Hay
France
122Th Regiment
Hencs
Rendall Houghton
Company A
Barbs London on Chamberlain Knight of the Garter
A London dispatch notes Chamberlain being made a Knight of the Garter and adds a wry aside about international affairs resembling wardrobe week as Chamberlain backed Hiller in a Czech issue and claimed garters for himself. The piece mentions WPA tool shortages, funny money slogans, and tax collectors using ether as questionable topics. It also cites Farley praising Lehman for removing New York state from red, with a critical question about who caused the red. It briefly mentions Navajo sacred plants corn squash beans and cacao in relation to art.
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London
Chamberlain
Hiller
Cadence and Cadenza in Musical Terms
Cadence marks harmonic closure at phrase end in music while a cadenza is a solo flourish before the cadence in aria or concerto passages.
Cantor’s radio marriage aid sparks county notice in Hollywood
Hollywood reports that Cantor, famed for his radio show prize of 100 dollars for couples about to wed, drew praise from Los Angeles County Supervisor Leland Ford who notes rising marriage license fees and audience romance drives. Ford cites a weekly 80 dollar figure, compares to prior year, and jokes about couples delaying fees until audition locations are found.
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Hollywood
Emaie Cantor
Leland ML. Ford
Los Angeles
Cantor
Ford
Daily Dozen Front the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
A garbled medical society page discusses endoscopy tools like the laryngoscope, bronchoscope, cystoscope, and gastroscope. It hints at demonstrations, patient examinations, and physician interviews in New York, with a focus on bringing young people to study or engage with medical practice.
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The
Medical Society of State of Pennsylvania
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