Pressure on DOJ to curb anti trust drive hits unions
Bruce Catton notes the AFL faces intense pressure from Capitol Hill and business allies to soften the Justice Department anti trust actions against building trades unions led by Thurman Arnold. AFL leaders lobby Roosevelt and Murphy while CIO plans to organize the trades could aid the drive.
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Enuun Cayiun
NEA
Washington
Justice Department
American Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
Murphy
Capitol Hill
A. F. of L
Department of Justice
District of Columbia
Ani-Trust
Department
Thurman Arnold
Emiles
CLO
United Construction Workers Organizing Committee
Arnold
A. F
Daniel Tobin
A. PF
L. Teamsters’ Union
Five Little Peppers and How They Grew at Saenger Theatre
Columbia film adaptation of Margaret Sidney’s classic opens at Saenger Theatre with Edith Fellows as Polly Pepper and Dorothy Peterson as Mother Pepper. Director Charles Barton preserves the family’s gentle adventures with a strong juvenile cast led by Tommy Bond and Clarence Kolb as Mr King, as Ronald Sinclair joins the Pepper brood in a new chapter of the beloved series.
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Columbia
Saenger Theatre
Margaret Sidney
Edith Fellows
Polly Pepper
Polly
Pepper Fiction
Charles Barton
Tommy Bond
Charles Peck
Jimmy Leake
Dorothy Anne Leese
Miss Fellows
Dorothy Peterson
Pepper
Clarence Kolb
Mr. King
Ronald Sinclair
Major Hoople Quotation on Roosevelt Neutrality Wisdom
A quotation from Major Hoople cites a Roosevelt Chautauqua speech noting that America's neutrality rests on the wisdom and determination of those who hold the presidency and the secretary of state at any given moment.
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Roosevelt
America
Talented Moppet Puzzle and Peppers Filmation Review
Adventures of the children become an epidemic of the measles and a misunderstanding about mining. The fatherless Peppers family careens along, with Providence at work and always on their feet and smiling as millions of fans embrace the filmization of their beloved characters.
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Peppers
Mussolini Tears Policy Commentary Cites US War Entry View
A fragment from a Mussolini piece analyzes American ships being searched and warnings about English and French actions. It notes Roosevelt and Woodring pledges to stay out of war, Senate repeal of the embargo, and Western powers' hope for a second and third step toward conflict. It recalls Roosevelt at Chautauqua on 14 August 1936 and questions American resolve amid propaganda.
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Plint
Korrespondent
Roosevelt
Chautauqua
United States
U-117 Raids Deep Sea Commerce Near Nova Scotia
The U-117 disrupted Atlantic shipping by sinking American Canadian and Norwegian vessels off Nova Scotia on August 40. The raider, after joining the UHC, navigated mined waters toward the Baltic but ran low on fuel near the German coast and had to be towed in.
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Nova Scotia
Shaw and Alback Bay
Baltic
German Sea Chief Raeder Described as Serious Yet Warm
The Hamburg born naval leader Raeder is portrayed as serious and determined, yet warm with a keen sense of humor. He stands about five foot nine, stocky, clean shaven, with dark brown hair, and often wears a winged collar with his navy dress uniform. He is married with a teenage son and a married daughter.
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Hamburg
Raeder
Board of Assessors to Meet in Hope Arkansas
Notice from Street Improvement District No 4 in Hope Arkansas that the Board of Assessors will convene at 10 A M on Thursday November 16 1949 at the Arkansas Bank Trust Company building to revise and readjust assessments of benefits on real property. Residents may appear to request revisions or report value changes for improvements erected or removed. Signed Polk Singleton Eugene White Carter Johnson Board of Assessors. Oct 1939 Nov 7-14
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Hope
Artansas
L. Carter Sohnson
Arkansas Bank & Trusk Company
City of Hope
Arkansas
Weluck
Polk Singleton
Eugene White
Carter, Johnson
Board of Assessors
1812 Pensioner Hates It and Sees End to Wars
Esther Ann Hill Morgan of Independence Oregon is the sole surviving dependent of an 1812 veteran still receiving a federal pension. Blinded by a Civil War era epidemic she fears more relatives go to war and recalls grandfathers and fathers who fought in 1776 1812 and Civil War eras. The piece notes era hardships and a family history of military service.
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Portland
Ore
Esther Ann Hill Morgan
Independence
Morgan
America
John Hill
New York
Morgansis
Sare Eyus
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L. High Command
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Hope Ceamery and Dairy CO
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Bry
Rexall Drug Stores
Batt BeBe
John S. Gibson
South Elm Street Hope
Drug Company
OWLS
Amos Hoople
Bad Bounce Baba
Clancy
Miairi
Health and
Barker
Fury
Mak
Pierce
Ruth Williams
Talbot Feild, Sr
Accident and Wealth
Reliance Life
Hope, Ark
Coyne Electrical School
Arthur Morris
Mussolini
Hal
Bsoa
Jim
Plese
Eocent
Prince Albert
France
Albert
Rae
Sbegnolds Tobszea UN
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Nort Carpilon
Ladies Specialty Shop
Attention Boy
Mytheville Vs. Hope
Penney's
IN Blanket Headquarters
Batts
Postoffice
Steinway
Waddorff
Cable
Wurlitzer
Beasley's
Texarkana
Ark
Harvey Odom
Hamilton Depositors Corporation
National Distributors and Sponson
Hamilton Investment Plan
Hamilton Trust
John C. Cheatham
Donaghey Edge
Fs Care Dept
Hope Hardware CO
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