Sharecropper Problem Clamors for Solution
Article discusses Senator Bankhead's proposal to abolish the tenancy system and create government supervised farm colonies with federal support. It cites studies on tenant farming in the South, outlines four possible futures, and argues for reorganization of farming to end tenant dependence.
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Wiiuna
Dhe Shemghan Caerait
Mipatrick
Bankhead
Saynchix
Thora Fambles
University of North Carolina
Johnson
Embree
Alexander
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CT. Carpenter
Sry
Boner
Magazene
Abubiwan
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Thakeger
Gadd Br
Denmark
Freind
Germany
Haven
Vacuttare
Walter
Walt
America
WIEN
Opel
Senate
Shanust
Albany Horaid
Washington Letter Highlights GOP Publicity Blunders
Washington letter notes a rash of publicity missteps by the Republican national committee as it reshuffles staff and courting Washington correspondents. It cites hiring nine producers, press agent Huntley, and efforts to syndicate columns while naming journalists with anti New Deal leanings. The piece discusses perceptions of coordination with News services and questions the committee’s handling of information.
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Washington
Asoner
Landon
Ja—gete
Republican National
Grand Old
Prevent National Committee
Wayt
Pealn Trust
New Deal
Felix Frankfurter
Harvard Law School
National Committee
de. Frankfurter
Glen Glenn Saxon
Theodore Hiuntley
Huntley
Charlie Michelson
Fom
Tugwell
Republican National Committee
Talks To Parents By Brooke Teters Church IP Service
The piece discusses parental pressure on children to apologize, detailing methods from coercion and shaming to threats of punishment. It argues such forced contrition breeds resentment, leaves the child feeling guilty yet not truly sorry, and harms future behavior. The author cautions that true contrition requires voluntary acknowledgment.
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Brooke Teters Church
Coventry
Oce ‘Castonatv
How's Your Health Peptic Ulcer Treatment Overview
NE Iago Galdston discusses peptic ulcer illness in a historical medical column. It outlines possible causes and complications, notes debates among experts on origin and treatment, and emphasizes non surgical care except in emergencies. The piece reflects early 20th century medical reasoning and patient experiences.
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Iago Galdston
Lonnively
Sieliis
Housefeathers Rumors on Communist Teaching in Federal Jobs
A South Carolina legislature faces pressure for an investigation sparked by rumors that federal training programs teach Communism to general workers. The clip argues loyal workers would not plot against the government, noting the paradox in accusing federal jobholders of disloyalty despite paychecks.
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South Carolina
Nandio
Baltimore
Fragmented Ransom of a Fateful Night Weathered Words?
Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled mix of dialogue and stray phrases. It references a cabin fire, a husband warning about stepping on live coals, a mention of insurance and secrecy, and stray medical notes about peptic ulcers and diet. Names and clear events are absent or corrupted.
New York Letters Sketch Glamour and Turmoil in 1930s Era
A satirical column from New York discusses Radio City, the Empire State Building, and a flood of vacancies, contrasting European and American trends. It recalls Fay Templeton, Frank Bay, Barbara Stanwyck, and Noel Coward, noting ad agency prodigies, social clashes, and the era’s cultural shifts with vivid, period voice.
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New York
Radio City
Empire State Building
Empire
Smuny
America
Letter to the Editor praises Red Cross drive success
The Eagle reports a regional Red Cross flood and tornado relief drive that raised about 1600 dollars. J T Jackson Houston County Chapter chairman thanks the newspaper for publicity and support contributing to the drive’s success. Nathan, Ala. Apr 15.
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the Eagle
Red Cross
J.T. Jackson
Houston County
Nathan
Ala
Dramatic Family Secrets Stir Mrs Morgan’s Plain Talk
Iris Louning learns blunt truths from Mrs Morgan about lineage and motives as Allan Lane grapples with love, duty, and social expectations. Tensions rise over family expectations, a looming marriage, and a showdown involving Owen, Phila, and Sigrid amid a heated social circle.
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Misa Lanning
Ma Grant
Georgian Blair
Aetx
Junior League
League
Anna Lispenard
Iris
Mrs. Morgan
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