Five Years Left To Complete The New Deal
Washington commentary reflects on a five year review of the New Deal era, noting reforms, social support, and economic shifts. It argues reactionary periods will likely dominate until the 1938 elections, with continued efforts needed to address distribution, employment, and looming strains of the 1940s.
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Washington
Europe
Paris
Geneva
Rome
Vienna
Budapest
Munich
Berlin
America
Spain
China
Ainge Murope
Cate
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
London
Congress
Questions and Answers From One-Minute Test Menu
A collage of trivia and guesses covering officials, printing venues, etiquette hints, and horoscopes. It identifies Senator Bilison D. Smith and Sir Ronald Lindsay as answers, mentions Washington Bureau of Printing and Engraving, and includes speculative notes on 1940 political trends and economic observations tied to the New Deal and Soviet production.
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Bilison D. Smith
Derweal
South Carolina
Sir Ronald Lindsay
Bureau of Printing, and Engraving
Washington
Labor Day Labor Movement Reflections 1037
A fragmented note discusses Labor Day strikes and labor progress. It suggests ongoing and future labor actions and calls for responsibility, steady jobs, and cleaner mills. The piece laments misuses of intellect against civilization and notes many people returning exhausted from vacations.
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Tome
Ghia
Ueto
Modern fortunes and industrial giants in America
The piece surveys wealth and power among Rockefeller Carnegie and Morgans, noting Mellon and others in the industrial age. It questions whether ongoing private fortunes will broaden or concentrate wealth, and muses on mining the sea for minerals, global politics, and rising corporate influence.
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D. Rockefeller
America
Andrew Carnegie Fund
Fenny Ford
Carnegie
Pondoyith Jess
Andreys Mellon
Uhe United Stakes
Utter
Allen Lis
Iit Hag
Anso Tel
Wilmin
Linn
Ayhkeil
Uwiserest Fadye Et Ulks New
Geowlow Indus
McNinch Named to Independent Federal Power Board
Central Press columnist notes the transfer of Frank R. McNinch from the Federal Power Commission to a new post in the liberalization drive. The piece traces Hoover era power policy, the creation of a bipartisan federal power authority, and McNinch’s role as a public-minded appointee amid debates over private versus public power.
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Charles P. Stewart
Hoover
Wenger
Federal Power Commission
Wer
Patrick J. Hurleys
Iiterion
Hurley
Wirbue
Hyde
Charles A. Russell
Cammission
Russell Winslaw Rilsach
Cerlain
New York State
Roosevel
McNinch
Charlotte
N.C. I
Paris styles at Paris fall knitwear openings
Paris designers unveil handknit costumes and wool ensembles for winter. Slits in tweed knits, plaid and diagonal stripes reappear with slim skirts, tall jackets, and high varied lapels. White slits, lace blouses, and color harmonies feature in afternoon dresses and evening gowns with crochet accents.
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Paris
Amy Biart
Crigr
McNinch Defended in Party Affiliation Debate
Fragmented testimony portrays McNinch as a former Democrat who shifted to Hooverian lines after insisting his 1928 Smith ticket vote. Witnesses discuss motives, power policy liberalism, and shifts in loyalty as McNinch rose to commission leadership, with critics labeling him among liberal power advocates.
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McNinch
al Smith
McNineh
Charles’ A. Russell
Twenty Years Ago Journal Notes September 4 1917
A fragment from the Journal files recounts wartime notes in 1917 including a delay in Company A departures as troops move between camps. It mentions a non commissioned officer resigning to study as an observer, an electric storm causing isolated damage, a Buick damaged on West Columbus Avenue, and several local obituaries and social notices.
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Presley “Shliss
Company Ac
Richards
Fort Sil
Okio
Gero School
Taiing
Bam
Gira Preeble
Claude Parker
The American Constitution by Rep Bloom Questions and Answers
Questions ask who chose deputies to the constitutional convention and whether there were any limits on deputies per state. The answer states deputies were appointed by the resident statutes of each state and there were no restrictions on the number a state could send. The text also mentions a separate item about a device described as a practice instrument for silent use in places where noise is objectionable.
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Tela
Sewistry
Mexica
Tapporkiby
Ghrunleilling
Greas
Ope
Newesh
He Gulf
Sol Bloom
Hollywood Film Shop by Grady Johnson
In Hollywood a famous actor keeps a trusted fixer and adviser among his circle. George Ball and Mack Gray known as Kier Gray form a long running bond with Raft as Gray’s daily manager. Maudlin Fields, Lombard’s former aide Fieldsie, remains Lombard’s confidante and secretary. Ida Lupino’s former extra Bee Ward grew close to Lupino’s benefactor and now works for her.
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George Ball
Mack Gray
Kier" Gray
Gray
New York
Rath
Som Ag
Raft
Madalynne Fields
Carole Lombard
Mack Sennett
Fieldsie
Hollywood
Miss Lombard
Carole
Fieldaic
Pieldsie
Pickdsie
Ida Tupino
Bee Ward
Miss Lupino
Miss Ward
Bee
Tda
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Uruguay
MW Landoh
England
Leave Nots Mt
Portugal
Czecho
Morakia
Stewart
Mary Knight
United Press
W. H. Sufyan
Arthur
Columbus Avenue
Mary Dale
Fast South Street
Corry Hospital
Mr& Anna & Carrier
Corry
van Wert
Columbus
Laura Mair Geer
Wright Street
Father Brock
Kansas City
The
Catholic Federation of the United States
T) Babbitt
Canadohia Lake
Father Seminding Creft
Titusville
Ellen York
Lyadoneile
Hollywood Film Shop
Grady Johnson
Boon
National Bank
East Bepoalten Westtagtea
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