Congress Wavers Over Railroad Protections and Wages Bill
Washington report outlines battles over railroads under the Interstate Commerce Commission and mergers. It notes Wheeler and Lea bills. unions split. a key fight over worker protection, mergers, and job security. Puerto Rico wage issues and the Wage and Hour Division push for adjustments loom as Congress debates changes.
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Bruce Nea Washingte
Washington
Senate
House Committee
Wheeler
House
Bi Jones
Congress
Puerto Rico
Ress
Sofe
The New Mexico Couple’s Ninth Anniversary Marriage
A New Mexico couple renews their vows each year on the anniversary of their first marriage to ensure the knot stays firm. They reflect on companionship growth and shared interests, crediting mutual efforts and house as core to their bond while noting important disagreements and lessons learned.
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Ruth
New Mexico
Srowth
Hell
Chma Puntinship
It Was Like This by Hervey Allen review
A brisk critique of It Was Like This containing two World War era stories. The piece notes the book’s vivid scenes and compares it to Allen’s earlier war writing, highlighting its blood tinged drama and strong storytelling despite its brevity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hervey Allen
Farrar and Rinehart
War memories of a corporal in 1918 France
A fragment from a World War I narrative contrasts 1938 Marne losses with the 1918 Fismes action. It follows American Corporal Virgin under fire, describing his stunned reaction, a fallen German opponent, and the brutal toll of battle on his psyche.
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Marne
Fismette
Virgin
Rélim
William Drenry Akhout
Heror
Carole Landis and Jack Hubbard Play Turnabout in Film
Hollywood gossip notes Carole Landis and Jack Hubbard co star in Hal Reach’s Turnabout adaptation. A magical statue grants the spouses the ability to swap bodies, leading to comic chaos as each experiences the others life and work pressures.
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Carole Landis
Jack Hubbard
Vice
Hollywood
Miss Carole Lands
Jack Hubbards
Miss Landis
Hubbard
Hal Reach
Thornes Smith
Ann Tempts Fate in a Wisconsin House Party
Ann faces a summer of introspection as happiness and love are weighed. She recalls Paul and her chance at a life together, watches Steve press for marriage, and studies whether devotion can conquer a wary heart. A garden visit with Clara hints at fate in an unfolding tale.
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Ann
Murray Street
Paul
Temple
Steve
Wisconsin
Aon
Irene
Temple Garden
Haa
Garfield Park
Clara
Jnot
Mr. Temple
West Side
Pete
Ming
England Reduces Cotton Imports Seeks to conserve foreign exchange
Washington reports British trade authorities plan to curb American cotton purchases to save foreign exchange. Agriculture officials forecast loan support for growers on unsold surpluses as 1940 cotton disposal grows difficult. Britain, a major importer, had bought 1,526,000 bales in seven months to March 1, while total exports for the season may top 6,000,000. Britain also plans to buy more cotton in South America to capture markets once served by Germany.
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Washington
Hve
United Kingdom
Agriculure Department
France
Italy
Japan
Great Britain
South America
Germany
Hope and Crosby Team Up Again in The Road to Singapore
The film reunites Bing Crosby and Bob Hope with Dorothy Lamour in a breezy comedy. Aided by Victor Shertzinger’s direction the duo improvise, turning a familiar plot into lively exchanges and lighthearted gags.
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Tim
Hope
Crosby
Bing Crosby
Bob Hope Wille
Singapore
Dorothy Lamour
Sarong
Victor Shertzinger
Perennial Vegetables Yield Year After Year
A guide to selecting enduring vegetables for a garden, highlighting asparagus rhubarb and multiplier onion as permanent features. Asparagus offers long term payback with deep planting and proper care. Rhubarb requires minimal plants and serves as an ornamental hedge along a boundary. Multiplier onions provide early greens and can reduce yearly planting needs.
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Alors
Britain shifts cargo to South America to pay for cotton
British ships are shown to carry goods to be sold to finance cotton imports from the United States by sending laden cargoes to South America. Government loans may keep about 2,000,000 bales of 1940 cotton off the market based on a 12,000,000 bale crop.
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U. S
United States
South America
Agriculture Department
Great Britain
CARDUS CARDUL 50: claimed relief from distress before periods
An OCR fragment describes CARDUS CARDUL 50 as a remedy for premenstrual distress and digestion by increasing gastric flow and reducing nervousness cramps. It emphasizes physical resistance to discomfort and mentions usage before and during the period. The text cites CARDUL as the product name and dosage.
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Bruce Catton
Hay Heer
Traimmen
Harrington
Iowa
Pavel Parliamentney
Harringtean
Fibel
ALF
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Jabor
AFP
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Cation Ah
Mall
Stgar
Hempstead County
LO Et ‘Company Quality Buildin
Mechanized First Cavalry
Fort Knox
Harrison
Paul Harrison
NEA
Corporal Virgin
Louise Houmes
England
Tee
Econom
Taker
Eani
Sam Daladier
Oa New
Missouri
Arkansas
Arkansas Telephone
Southwestern Bell Telephone CO
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