Pennsylvania’s Democratic Stand Against Grady-Mellon-Atterbury Rule
Pennsylvania faces a stark choice as Democratic leader roasts the Grundy Mellon Atterbury regime for tax burdens bank failures and labor inequities while championing Roosevelt reforms. The piece contrasts Republican failures on child labor minimum wages and work safety with Democratic pledges to tax relief real estate reform and stronger worker protections. It cites the 1933 special session and names figures like Reed Schnader and Governor Pinchot alongside corporate interests and labor advocates in a period of economic struggle.
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Grundy-Mellon- Atterbury
Pennsylvania
Grundy-Mellon-Atterbury
Grundy-Mellon-Atterbury Combine
Andrew Mellon
Weir
Mshaw
Iil
Joe Grundy
William A. Schnader
David A. Reed
Reed and Schnader
Roosevelt
Commonwealth
Superior
Supreme Courts
House of Morgan
Public Service Commissions
Europe
Washington
Hoover
Emmy
Pittsburgh
Republican State Committee
Joseph G. Steed
House Appropriations
Federal
Joint Committee On
Cornelia Pinchot
Horace Stern
Philadelphia
Drunken Drivers Face Suspension of Auto Permits
Pennsylvania records show a sharp rise in license withdrawals and suspensions tied to drunk driving. From December to August, 2098 licenses were revoked or suspended for intoxication, up from 1296 a year earlier, with revocations up to 1598 and suspensions to 509.
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Lcenses
Pennsylvania
Department of Revenue Today
Division of Safety
Metzger
Pledge for Progressive Reforms in Pennsylvania Governance
A political program vows to aid the elderly and unemployed, push constitutional revision, and tax reform. It calls for outlawing sweatshops, ending child labor, and introducing a Milk Control Board with farmer and consumer representation, aiming for efficient government and end of special privilege.
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Milk Control Board
Pennsylvania
Main Street
Wall Street
Lost 20 Lbs in Four Weeks Says Mae West Ad
St Louis woman Mae West writes she lost 20 pounds in four weeks using Kruschen Salts. She details a 170 pound start, dropping to 150, plus energy gains and no hunger. The ad claims safe daily use with a money back guarantee and lists Paul W. Heckman, Druggist.
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Mae West
St. Louis
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