Communications notes on articles and signatures
A reread of correspondence discusses proper purposes for discussion and the need for the author’s signature. It notes signatures must not be blotted out by others and mentions advertising representation indicating Clayden Inc with New York and Chicago offices.
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National Advertis Advertising Representa & &. Clayden Inc
New York
Lexington Ave
Chicago
North
Michigan Avenue
Roosevelt Purge Targets Independent Democrats in 100 Percent Plan
In a pointed speech the White House signals a purge of Democratic moderates. Roosevelt denounces critics, vows loyalty tests for party members, and declares no place for those not aligning with a 100 percent New Dealer platform. He targets senators and representatives who opposed court packing and reorganization.
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Roosevelt
NRA
White House
Guy Gillette
United States
House of Representatives
James Roosevelt
Tom Corcoran
William E. Dodd, Jr
Howard W. Smith
Virginia
Smith
Hitler
Stalin
Glass
Byrd
Burke
Wheeler
Garner
Senate
House
Parkersburg Recall Sparks Salary dispute in Roane County
Roane County Reporter notes recall efforts against Parkersburg mayor John S. Dunn and council members over raises to 3600 and 3000 annually, arguing salaries should reflect duties. It questions pay levels and urges caution on recall if administration is deemed satisfactory.
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Parkersburg
John S. Dunnis
Counelsmen
Spencer
Dunn
Fgn
West Virginia
Ager
Roosevelt Purge Claim Marks Party Split Debate
Chicago Tribune reports Mr Roosevelt, in a fireside chat, says as Democratic leader he will back primaries where his name and principles are at stake. He denies purging opposition but critics say the remarks echo ongoing strategy, with clashes over conformity inside the party.
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Roosevelt
Chicago Tribune
Democratic Party
Railroads face crisis urges reforms and wage cuts
The Association of American Railroads publishes a booklet warning of rail traffic falling 30 percent and profits vanishing. It calls for higher revenues, guaranteed fair rates, and reduced costs including wage cuts and revised working rules to sustain service for workers and industry.
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Association of American Railroads
America
Breathe Not for Long Abolish Taxes Sparks Debate
A historical discussion on federal tax repeal proposals, Senate and House bills, and a presidential veto threat. The piece covers taxes on undistributed surplus and capital gains, the conference committee outcome, and the President's stance against further tax reforms. It questions tax policy goals and criticizes political delays in tax relief.
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House
Senate
Congress
Fmedifestioan
Sui
Trans-Atlantic Job Hunt Distress and Hoopla Commentary
A clipped note discusses Americans seeking work with attention grabbing stunts like sandwich boards and public display. It cites Helen Borsos of New York as an example, describing her three year joblessness and unexpected boarding of the Normandie, implying debate over the nature of her employment.
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Europe
Clarksburg
Helen Borsos
New York
Miss Borsos
WPA Workers Alliance letter on Williams remarks
In a letter to Sheppard the Workers Alliance denounced Williams remarks as exposing a belief that electing hostile officials to a works program would thwart wage gains and better conditions. Signed by president David Lasser the note said WPA employees are nauseated by claims of administration coercion of relief workers. Williams denied political implications and insisted his statements were apolitical.
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Sheppard
Workers Alliance
Williams
Alliance
David Lasser
WPA
Buckshot Brown and Ellen Dale in a Western Arizona Dinner
Uncle Buckshot Brown acts out of place among cowboys when Ellen Dale arrives at her Arizona homestead. Bill and Buckshot clash over love, science, and social climbing as Brown contemplates a hidden future with Ellen while a professional ranch life unfolds. A subplot covers cattle feeding research plans and Liz Har ding era memories.
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Buckbhot Brown
Hilen
Edna
Bill
Mr. Brown
Filen
Uncle Buckshot
Beppe
Phoenix
Tim Haga
Omron
Eilen
Ephriam Brown
Ball
Doc
Eilen’s
Bil
Buckshot
Ellen
Ellen Dale
Arizona
Sidneyberg
Hollywood
Oklahoma Kentucky Senate Races Highlight Administration Support
The discussion covers a request to probe WPA pay increases in Oklahoma and Kentucky. In Kentucky, Senator Barkley receives administration backing in his renomination bid against Gov. Chandler, while in Oklahoma Senator Thomas is reported as the administration's choice for the Democratic senate nomination.
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United States
Williams
Sheppard
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Barkley
A. B. Chandler
Thomas
Mystery Man continues to intrigue in Sandia search
The article reports two slender leads in a canyon behind North Sandia where F. M. Proelicher and Albert Simms sighted an object near the search area. No definite trace of the publishing heir has been found after an intensive separate sweep involving up to 880 men.
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F. M. Proelicher
Coloray Do Springs
North Sandia
Proelicher
Young Albert
Simms
McCormick
Sandia
War on Hard Continues as Unemployment Persists
The article notes federal agencies ramping up pressure for a rapid solution to unemployment, with the chief executive warning no permanent fix exists. He argues the only apparent sure remedy for full employment would be massive armament buildup, a view attributed to Roosevelt who calls it impractical.
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Roosevelt
British War Crisis Over Sandys Secret Act Threat
British politics tightens around Duncan Sandys as he accuses government of pressuring for use of the official secrets act to learn his sources. Sir Donald Somervell sought details for a question on anti aircraft gun shortages, prompting Chamberlain to order a select committee inquiry amid pressure over rearmament and press freedoms.
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Duncan Sandys
Winston Churchill
Sandys
Donald Somervell
War Ministry
Chamberlain
Select
Committee of Commons
Britain
Campbell
Shopmen Recalled at Huntington C&O Shops
Forty five men were recalled to work at the locomotive shops of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad in Huntington on June 29.
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Huntington
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Candidacy announcements for county clerk in two parties
The lettered notices show Eastman Kodaks for County and a Democratic declaration by Robert (Bob) W. Rrese seeking the office of Clerk of County Court in Taylor County. Both pledge honesty efficiency and faithful service if nominated and elected.
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Curny
Taylor
Frank Bennett
Robert
Bob
W. Rrese
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