We the People Criticizes Wallace in Public Life Essay
Jay Franklin drafts a strong condemnation of Wallace amid debate on price controls and the Sugar Act. The piece weighs Wallace's fitness for the presidency, cites past warnings on living costs, and criticizes agricultural policy and cabinet colleagues while praising his intellect and character.
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Washington
Towa
Wallace
United States
Jersey
Rex Tugwell
Jerry Frank
Bredowe
Gardiner Darkson
Mr_ Wallace
Una Itss
Dhig
Cmd
Piast
Ruoskvelt
George
Dew Charlie
Henry Wallace
Nso
Magwell
Gardiner Means
Calvin Hoover
Paul Appleby
Jim LeCron
Mortieca Ezekiel
Louis Bean
Ovis
The Ford Brotherhood Seeks Livable Wages and Perks
The Ford Brotherhood of America, rival to the UAW, pushes for a $1,500 annual minimum wage, four new cars every two years at wholesale to workers and families, and job preferences for men with families. The piece argues a guaranteed livable yearly wage would challenge private capitalism and may edge toward state socialism, while noting broader retail quality gains post depression and consumer optimism.
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Hom
Ford Brotherhood of America
United Automobile Workers of America
Los Marrigages
Ford
President addresses farmers on western trip on price fixes
The President tells farmer audiences that government may revise methods to stabilize prices without bankrupting the government. He notes weather and overproduction as key factors and says the job is difficult but worth doing for farmers to earn a living and national prosperity.
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John W. Love
Sion
Publcc
Amy
Twenty Years Ago Journal Files September 29 1917
Reading a batch from Camp Hanevels dispatches shows transfer plans for 100 men to each of the labeled companies of the 11th regiment. Buffalo and Pittsburgh railroad workers anticipate a settlement before evening. A Colley Motor Crib pledge guarantees fair benefits for civil issue voters. A pickpocket gang suspected after a woman reports losing over seventy dollars in Evie thing. Frank Pieksin entertained guests at Pleasant Street home in honor of Walter Kituleberger, awaiting military leave October 5. Mrs Marvey’s youngest son Carlyle was injured by a motorcycle accident near his home. Carlyle Duke traveled to Buffalo to visit friends.
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Jututh Regiment
Hanevels
Pieksin
Pleasant Street
Onde
Walter’ Kituleberger
Who is U.S. ambassador to China and NYC mayoral primaries
Answers list Nelson Johnson La Guardia Mahoney as mayoral contenders. Debt amortization hints include gradual elimination by partial payments.
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China
New York City
Nelson
T. Johnson
Fiorello H. la Guardia
Jeremiah T. Mahoney
Stewart Says Neutrality Policy Supports China
Washington reports reflect Stewart’s view that neutrality laws aim to keep the US out of other nations’ wars. He says sympathy leans to China amid Japanese aggression and criticizes ambassadorship actions surrounding the Johnson incident as prudent, not entangling the United States.
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Washington
Japan
Chiyo Unele Sass
Stats
Hat
Johnson
China
Nelson T. Johnson
Atmérica
United States
Yanglee
Lot Johnson
Uncle Sam
Seemine Panardite
Ambassador Johnson
Hollywood Film Shop Scene From Mannequin Cast
Hollywood studio workers observe the production of Mannequin on a stage set. Cast members Joan Crawford Alan Ladd and others perform a dance scene while technical staff watch. The scene features Crawford singing off camera and a jealous Crawford husband plot element unfolds during filming.
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Barry
Ti Filmanes
Srenoie Tragy
Joan Crastini
Alan Cunlig
Young Curtis
Miss Crawford
Tracy
Hep Wistan
Purmit
Miss Cyayovl
Franchat Tone
Silemoe
Rensin
Joan
Reier Fe
Citting
Untitled fragment on plenitude and public pressure
The text appears as a garbled fragment discussing American public pressure and foreign relations with Japan. It mentions a large number of Americans and implies tensions affecting diplomatic relations, but the source text is incomplete and obscured.
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Japan
Among Greatest Churches St. Peter's Cathedral Stands Largest
The article notes St. Peter's Cathedral in Rome covers 227009 square feet, making it the largest church by area among the world's churches.
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St. Peter's Cathedral
Rome
Paris Ad Expert Sees U S Consumer Trends In France
Mrs Bert Hendrickson, head of the New York World's Fair 1939 Consumers Interests committee, compares advertising in France and the United States. She notes French buyers demand honesty in ads, favor individuality over mass production, and value quality. She aids displaying French goods at the exposition and supports consumer education through the American Consumers Foundation.
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Paris
France
United States
Bert. W. Hendrckson
Hendrickson
Sonsumey Founnation of America
Across the Continent Distance From Pacific to Atlantic
The shortest cross country line from San Diego to a point near Charleston D C measures 3 142 miles in a straight line.
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Continent
Pacific
San Diego
Charleston
D. C
Bread Demand Drives Massive Bakery Output
The article notes average daily bread consumption exceeds five slices per adult American. To meet demand, about 20,000 bakeries produce roughly a billion loaves each month nationwide.
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By Jay Franklin
United Press
Manipur
India
Australia
Hungary
Scott
Grand Canyon
Italy
England
Fraane
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Colley Motor Crib
Jonestown
Mas
Mrs. Ills Marvey
Carlyle
Stewart
Charles P
Stewart Central Press
Orient
Ubestroyer
Meir
Hollywood Film Shop
Mary Knight
Roosevelt
Department of Agriculture
Register and Tuite Syndicate
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