Isabella Greenway Influences Senate Votes in Arizona
Washington report on Congresswoman Isabella Greenway’s clout as she pressured senators Ashurst and Hayden to back the veto override and a stock market amendment. Mentions ties to Roosevelt era, labor and veterans’ bills, and ongoing political maneuvering in D C.
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Ashurst
Hayden
Joe Robinson
Jimmay Byrnes
Isabella
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Greenway
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Senate
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Gilbert White
Department of Agriculture
CWA
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Rayford
Uncle Remus
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Paul Bunyan
John Henry
Gutzon Borghim
Lincoln
Capitol Rotunda
Marie Linealn
Elizabeth Wheeler
White House
Fanny Ward
Fanny
Hubert W. Bruere
Dr. Wirt
Cotton Fix-Tile Industrial Relations Board
Henry Bruere
News
Roosevelt
Gree Hy
Roocevelt
Levy Douglas
Henry
Lew Walman
Labor Advisory Board
Tenry L. Stimson
Too Much Supervision Stifles Childs Play and Initiative
The piece argues that excessive school playground discipline suppresses spontaneity and independence. Teachers enforce strict control, circling children for tag games, while the writer recalls a freer past with bell rings and outdoor play. Children are pressured by organized activities and constant supervision, leading to a lack of real freedom.
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Recreation Ground
They Say They Seek A New Path In Seattle
The fragmentary text hints at discussions on career choices and science’s potential to revive mind and body. Notable names like John Jacob Asger and Dr Charles Mayue appear in uncertain context, with remarks on making not men and a phantom process.
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Seattle
John Jacob Asger
Charles Mayu
Madeline Sid al wedding crisis on the farm
Donna wakes to a crisp day as Bill and Madeline prepare for a noon wedding. Mrs Planter hides a wedding bill she found, hinting at a past groom and a mistaken betrothal while Donna hides a secret. The housekeeper warns Donna to keep quiet if she wants peace.
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Donna
Bill
Bil
Grandfather Siddal
Mrs. Morgan
Morgan
Mesne Jones
Mintle
Minnie
Blome
Madelin Siddal
Amon Siddal
Dill
Mra. Plater
Thea Donna
Mrs. Maurer
Dunas
Vera
Mass
Phinter
Madeline
Mrs. Planter Way
Renfrew
Madaling
Con
Donna Gabriel
Gabriel Sisters
Siddal
Disbarment Sought for Two Chicago Lawyers
Washington report details charges against Chicago lawyers L. J. M. Malmin and C. W. Larsen. Frederick Z. Marx testified about meetings with Ickes aide Theodore Mack and Lewis R. Glavis alleging Malmin sought Roosevelt’s influence for a Virgin Islands governorship. Larsen allegedly pressured via papers on a tumbler estate fraud claim.
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Washington
Ickes
Tuit
Chicago
L. J. M. Malmin
C. W. Larsen
Frederick Z. Marx
Thinais Supreme Court Jouree
Lewis R. Glavis
Interior Department
Theodore Mack
Tykes
Malin
Mack
Glavis
Matin
Roosevelt
Mahlnin
Virgin Islands
Tekes
Marvin A. McIntyre
Malmin
Tumbors
Larsen
Jekes
Finland Building Ten Million Dollar Halting Port Project
A fragmented note references Finland, a ten million dollar budget, and a planned building project near a port. Details are incomplete but indicate a large scale construction tied to a harbor or maritime facility. No firm date or entity names could be discerned from the readable text.
Chewing Laxative Gum Promises Natural Cleansing
An ad touts a mint chewing gum laxative that distributes ingredients through the intestines and stimulates saliva. It claims thorough cleansing without discomfort and notes the product, Feen a mint, is available at druggists nationwide.
Political Announcements for Democratic Primary 1934
The Star publishes candidate announcements subject to the August Democratic primary. Listed are names for county positions including Sheriff George W. Schooley and W Aubry Lewis, Judge H M Stephens, Probate Clerk Ray Be McDowell, Tax Assessor Joan W Ridgdill, and others such as Isabel Onsteal and Lee Jones. The notice reflects routine party slate entries from that year.
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Star
Ray Be, M'Dowell
Joan W, Ridgdill
Teachers Class to Open Here Sunday
A vocational church school laboratory class will open Sunday May 20 at First Presbyterian church, spanning through Friday the 75th, announced by Rev Thomas Brewster. Altha Bowman of the Richmond Virginia Children’s division will direct the instructors and conduct one hour daily practice with children, with an appointment.
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Vocation Church
First Presbyterian Church
Ranehing
Pridwy
Thomas Brewster
Altha Bowman
Committee of Religious Education
Richmond
Monetrent
Hope church teachers invited to weekly child study course
A class of 20 primary children will be used for a course intended for all children division teachers and school workers. Hope churches are invited to participate with daily sessions from 4 10 to 4 30 p m including practice with children and theory. Miss Bowman will add an extra hour for daily discussions and offer individual conferences.
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Church In Hope
No Large Pores with New Powder
An advertisement describes MELLOG GLO a new French process powder that claims to reduce the appearance of large pores making skin look younger and smoother without irritation or a pasty or flaky finish. It promises fast application and lists a price of $1.00 as a purchase option.
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