Dewey as conciliator and flawed pragmatist in labor
In New York, Quintilian style labels James F. Dewey a practical mediator who blends humor and looseness with a knack for uniting people. Sen. James J. Davis backed him in labor mediation, noting Dewey's unorthodox methods and habit of patching things up through informal, workable approaches.
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New York
Quintilian
James F. Dewey
Dewey
Mr. Dewey
Erie
James J
Puddler
Jim
Davis
Department of Labor
Pennsylvania
Chester
Richard's daring escape from the peat pit ends with a vow for survival
Richard tunnels through charred peat to reach the surface as dawn appears. Meanwhile on the Venturer, George defends the cabin from Peter Carr's men led by Rannels and Gee, killing Rannels with a revolver and watching Gee fall after a fatal axe blow. George fight concludes with Hurd poised to strike as the scene ends.
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Peter
Richard
Corkran
Venturer
George
Mary
Rannels
Gee
Hurd
George McAusland
Peter Carr
Henderson Honored as Millville’s No 1 Citizen at Banquet
Leon M. Henderson, longtime New Dealer and economist, is lauded by Millville residents and officials as No 1 Citizen. The former director of price administration and key defense adviser rose from a Millville farm boy to a pivotal figure in NRA, WPA, TNEC, SEC, and the NDAC.
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Leon M. Henderson
Price
National Defense Commission
Millville
N. J
Washington
Hamden
NRA
WPA
TNEC
SEC
NDAC
National Defense
Defense Commission
Henderson
Russell Sage Foundation
Hugh Johnson
Supreme Court
Senate Committee On Manufactures
Democratic National Committee
Jim Farley
Leon Henderson
Advisory ‘Commission
National Council ‘On
Hidden Cleaver Endgame On The Venturer
In a fatal struggle, Willie Leeper fatally strikes Hurd with a cleaver as George lies dying, Mary clings to him and tries to reassure her lover. Four months later the Venturer sails under full sail with Richard below deck and Corkran guiding Mary by the rail as a distant whaler fades.
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Hurd
George
Willie Leeper
Willie
Mary
Peter
Richard
Venturer
Mat Forbes
Tommy Hanline
Corkran
Swollen Eyes Occasional Cause Allergy Recalled
Dr James W Barton notes swollen eyes occur occasionally from allergies. He advises identifying triggers and using antihistamines or eye drops as appropriate.
Allergies Cause Swollen Eyes and Lips Not Spider Bites
A health note explains swelling around eyes and lips can come from foods eaten the night before and other allergens. Tests include patch scratch and injections, with skin testing for foods about 50 percent efficient. a food diary helps identify the trigger.
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W. L. Crewson
Hamilton
Canadian Medical Association
Selecting Correct Shoes for Children
City children walk on hard sidewalks and need proper footwear to protect the foot and support development. The guidance from Drs. Dickson and Dively outlines features of a correct shoe, including straight inner sole, full toe, balanced heel, and rigid shank to maintain arch and balance. The column also answers reader questions on using electricity for catarrhal deafness and causes of excessive underarm sweating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank D. Dickson
Rex L. Dively
Patterned cutout figures for wooden projects
In 16-inch size she comes on pattern 29277 priced 15 cents ready to trace on plywood or thin lumber. Cut out with a jig or coping saw and painted. She complements the Farmer Brown's boy cutout Z9278 at 15 cents. Send order to:
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Brown
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Lemuel F. Parton
Associated Newspapera
WNY Service
Chapter
James W. Barton
Dr. Barton
Today's Health Column
Martha
Kansas City
J. Fuller
Jerry Link
Widow Brown
Jed Moore
Jed
Marty
Napoleon
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Caesar
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