Editorial on union policy and primary elections debate
The piece critiques General Hugh Johnson and government union tensions sparking broader strikes, then weighs county conventions versus primaries. It argues both systems work when veterans engage, noting global economic depression has affected democracies and other regimes alike, stressing informed citizen participation.
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Hugh Johnson
Washington
American Federation of Government
Bia
Egainee
History of the Week Recap From the Nation and Fair Hopes
A broad digest of week events covers President Roosevelt's New Deal campaign stance, Republican counterpoints, and administration defenses. It notes vetoes on farm and labor bills, mediations for labor disputes, and international debt talks. Also reflected are Nazi leadership tensions, Milwaukee streetcar strikes, and aviation speed records.
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Roosevelt
Bertrand Snail
Representer Hive Suel
Yale University
Public Service
Hawaii
Cummings
Milwaukee
New Deal
Milwaukee Street Railway and Light Company
Utelos
Walker Wortman family pilgrimage through Iowa Illinois Indiana and Ohio
W P Wortman and Mrs Wortman recount a June overland trip from Mount Pleasant Iowa to Pittsburgh Pennsylvania visiting kin, noting green crops in Iowa and Illinois drouth effects, crossings of the Mississippi and Ohio rivers, encounters with traffic, and a welcome home in Pittsburgh with plans to share more of the visit.
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W. P. Jr
Pittsburgh
Wortman
Perry
A. Scott
Walter
Iowa
Montgomery County
Adams
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa Wesleyan College
Keokuk
Mississippi
Keokuk Dam
Hamilton
Illinois
Drouth
Macomb
Lincoln
Forsyth
Decatur
H. Cassity
Indianepolie
Mia
Grendoh Wittems
Alco
Ira
Willams
Wit Hames
Borell & Jacobs
Ofieha
Tedlanapola
Seeme
Indiana
Duas
Ohio
Eid
Ons
Dee Mothes
Columbus
Toner
Indianapolis
Zanesville
West Virginia
Bridgeport
Ohio River
Wheeling
Ose
Pennsylvania
West Alexander
Fittsbatch
Unclear OCR item on garden work and vehicle cleanups
Fragmentary text from a local page mentions a vehicle and garden shrubbery, with unclear names and actions. It reads as a miscellaneous community snippet detailing cleanup efforts and a possible tow or removal but lacks coherent details or readable entities.
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Nation Ployment Office
Glenwood Armory
Peterson
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North Carolina
Henry Wiley
New York
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Chicago
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Francia Cottner
Bruce Kilpatrick
Frank Boyle
Pacific
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