Labor Day Reflections On Little Steel Strike Fallout
Jay Franklin Washington analyses the Little Steel strike aftermath amid Labor Day commentary. He argues official inaction by Roosevelt showed impartiality in the crisis, criticizes CIO tactics, and notes labor and industry pressures from coast to coast, highlighting regional violence and farm worker organizing.
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John L. Lewis
Washington
Little Steel
Laffollette Cil
Conch Calkins
Industra
John D. Lewis
Lewis
Roosevelt
Detroit
Areny
T. O
Wilte House
Sidney Hillman
Deep South
California
Piedmont
Georgia
Register and ‘Tribune Syndicaté
The Other Ten Cents and Pork Chop Prices
A reader vents about pork prices and who profits from the gap between farm and table costs. He questions where the ten cents in the pork price goes, compares farm price to retail, and asks if experts know why the price spread persists.
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Ted
Loomai
Educational machinery and the push for reform in schools
An educator addresses colleagues urging reforms in administration and teaching methods. The piece critiques rigid uniform systems, noting the essential role of the capable, insightful teacher and warning against overbearing discipline or mass production approaches. It also touches on imperial defense worries and speculative shifts in world capitals.
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Wess
Amy
Leacker
Mark Hopkins
Hollywood Actress Cons Collier on Hollywood’s Rise
Con Hance Collier, tracing Hollywood’s growth from country to world’s most sophisticated community, recalls arriving 20 years ago to paint the colony’s early days. The actress, guest of Charlie Chaplin, helped introduce Douglas Fairbanks to Charlie Chan and stars in A Damsel To Distress as she settles into a Hollywood home.
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Hollywood
Con Hance Collier
Atie Folnil
Miss Collier
England
Lady Macbeth
Binnerbert Tree
Douglas Fairbanks
Charles Chanjin
Misa Collien
Pred Astaire
Miss Collien
Joasse
Charte Chaplin
Los Angeles
New Bool
Noel Coward
Miss Colliey
Constance Collier
Century of Woman's Progress celebration planned for 1990
Carrie Chapman, a long time suffragist, chairs a committee arranging a Century of Woman's Progress event set for 1990. Henry Ford is linked to a farm related chain of feeder plants, with about 5,000 outside firms manufacturing articles for him. The US has spent a billion dollars in subsidies to shipping since 1920. Not all icebergs are white with reports of green, black, and Shivaris colored bert s found.
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Carrie Chapman
Henry Ford
Noa
United States
Stewart and Pedestrian In Traffic Issue Comment
Central Press columnist Charles F. Stewart argues Washington traffic fatalities rise with many multi street intersections blamed on pedestrians. He recalls disputes with M. O. Eldridge over regulations and notes pedestrians bear risk while motorists risk little more than brief embarrassment.
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Charles F. Stewart
M. O. Eldridge
Washington
Paris Fashion Winds Through Colorful Winter Palette
Paris designers spotlight bold color stories with black as a daily anchor. Names like Lchisparelli, Jacques Heim, Mareo Rochas, Goupy Rosine, Lan gin, Mainbocher, Molyneux, Heim, and Lelong present a spectrum from mustards and browns to greens, pinks, and violets. The mix includes practical daytime shades and vivid evening tones, aiming to harmonize with black outfits and smart coats.
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Paris
Lchisparelli
Jacques Heim
Mareo Rochas
Goupy Rosine
Langin
Brilgere
Mainbocher
Molyneux
Lelong
Twenty Years Ago Highlights From Journal Filer Item
Selections from the Journal Filer dated September 10 1917 note company A progress toward Augusta Camp cock and early travels past Rock Hill Car. Rev OG Langton joins Port Allegheny church call for Curry United Brethren. Barton Lasell reunion at Mrs May Barton East Wayne St. Hazel McCray hosts farewell for Miss Lowise Williams moving to Indiana Normal. Mrs Andrew McIntyre to Denver guest of daughters. William Blaireft to Brie on business. Theodore Roosevelt reflects on coffee tradition and curiosity.
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Tey. W. C. Byuinard
Curry United Brethrer Churen
OG. Langton
Port Allegheny
Corry
Barton and Lasell
May Barton
East Wayne Street
Aus Hazel McCray
Patterdon Apartments
West Pleasant Street
Lowise Willams
Sulu Center Street
Indiana State Normal School
Colorful season fashion tips for winter sportswear
The article highlights bold winter daytime outfits using violets, blues, greens, and blacks. It emphasizes color blocks like submarine greens and blues, pairing them with dress ideas for Reis and Tantay, focusing on smartness and practical sports wear for the season.
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Tantay
Poe 2 Personal Critic Review Commentaries
Edgar Allan Poe often included biting remarks about authors' characters when he reviewed books. The practice reflected his sharp literary voice and critical approach, shaping perceptions of contemporary writers and their works.
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Poe
Edgar Allan Poe
A Happy World Beyond Human Power to Create
A reflective note contrasts happiness with human limits, stating true obstacles reside in the heart and mind. It suggests hope, informed thinking, and fortification as paths beyond merely wishing for a world of happiness.
One-Minute Test Answers and Historical Hints
The material lists test questions and trivia from a 1958 context, including when the next regular session of Congress is scheduled, Indiana’s governor, and a Chinese slic in justice. It includes advice on etiquette, birthday notes, quotes, and a note that Beginning January 3 1958 is a date reference.
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U. S. Congress
Indiana
Clifford Townsend
The American Constitution by Rep Sol Bloom
Questions ask how many constitutional convention members had served in the Continental Congress. Answer: forty and two others later served. The ratification order was Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Georgia, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Maryland, South Carolina, New Hampshire, Virginia, and New York. After Washington's inauguration, North Carolina and Rhode Island finally ratified.
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Constitutional Convention
Continental Congress
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Georgia
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Maryland
South Carolina
New Hampshiire
Virginia
New York
Washington
North Carolina
Rhode Island
Metal Dies Melt When Plunged in Hot Water
A discussion from American Machinist notes that low melting point metals used for temporary forming dies tend to melt quickly in hot water. The properties are startling yet practical, as these materials soften and flow, enabling rapid shaping.
Relians for Medicinal Uses Mix Helium with Oxygen
Helium is mixed with oxygen for severe cases when pure oxygen is too heavy for a patient to inhale due to a restricted orifice. The use is price restricted but may save many lives in the future.
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