Nervousness And Ulcers Increases In Purge Of New Deal Critics
The article discusses political shifts as the Roosevelt purge targets Democratic critics of the New Deal. It cites Virginia's Howard Worth Smith and William E Dodd Jr as flashpoints, notes tensions at a Alexandria Young Democrats gathering, and mentions Senator Byrd stepping in to speak. It also links immigration policy debates and labor interest to White House reform aims amid economic concerns.
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Washington
Indiana
Iowa
Alexandria
Virginia
Howard Worth Smith
Carter Glass
Harry Flood Byrd
Roosevelt
Smith
William E Dodd Jr
Germany
Fauquier
Congressional
Joseph B. Keenan
Brain Trust
Mr. Dodd
Keenan
Dodd
Byrd
Manassas
Old Dominion
Potomac
White House
New York Exchange
Theodore Roosevelt
South
Congress
Cohen-Corcoran
New York
Herbert H. Lehman
Lehman
United States
Cares for Little Isis Lord Dawson of Penn
Fragmentary line reads about care for a child named Isis in a Penn setting with a quoted line on healing through forgetting existence. The ad appears incomplete and lacks clear event or dates.
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Isis Lord
Dawson
Penn
The Cocaine Thief and the Nurse’s Word That Stopped Him
Anna Robinson, a nurse in Jeffersonville New York in 1927, faced a cocaine craving intruder in her office. She talked to him calmly about drugs and arranged for the health officer to arrest him, saving herself from harm and guiding the addict to treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
New York
Jeffersonville
Copyright.—Win Service
First English Settlement in Ohio Wiped Out
A historical note recalls the first English speaking settlement in Ohio, founded at the mouth of Laramie Creek on the Great Miami River in present Shelby County in 1749, which was destroyed by French and Indians in 1752.
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Ohio
Laramie Creek
Great Miami River
Shelby County
Antiquated Bair Combs Interpreted From Specimen Fragments
Fragmentary OCR note describes longin combs or bairambs in wood and bone with antiquity, mentioning Swiss origin or style. The text lacks coherent context but suggests historic grooming artifacts.
Lake name in Massachusetts from historic fishing treaty
The lake in Massachusetts is Chargoggagoggmanchauggogoggchaubunagungamaugg. It was named from a native fishing treaty phrase meaning you fish on your side I fish on my side no one fishes in the middle.
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Massachusetts
Electric Shock Surprise Sparks Investor Interest
A puzzling report notes a sudden electric shock event attracting investors to the scene. Officials investigate the incident as witnesses describe a startling jolt and immediate disruption to surrounding activities.
Leether Pattern 6084 Cloth Project Instructions
Leether Pattern 6084 offers a 58 inch cloth on a big hook with two strand knitting. Three smaller sizes available the smallest 26 inches. Includes stitch illustrations materials list and a cloth photo. Send 15 cents in stamps to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept 259 W Fourteenth St New York NY with name address and pattern number.
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Household Arts Dept
Fourteenth St
New York
N. Y
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Te National Apital Carter Field
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Uncle Sam
Austria
Italy
Hitler
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Labor Department
WPA
Dr. Barton
Adventurers’ Club
Floyd Gibbons
Pee Wee
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Primal Sales
Weipa
Yeprad Forge
North Dakota
Gariner Studio
Billings
Mane
Ite
Sam's Laboratories
P. O. Box
Portland
Oregon
Farge
N. Dak
Salt Lake City, Utah Mall
C.O.D
Saleamen
International Electric Fence CO
Portland, Or
Beauty
Montana
Great Falls
Argaret Hood Beauty School
Central Ave
Mont
Leether
Koola
Panamanian
Itis
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