Not the Government's Money Promotes Government Moral Standards
The speech denounces Congress funding for relief as money not to be used for such purposes. It cites a United States Senator and criticizes claims of government funds for relief, urging gratitude to taxpayers bearing the burden and rejecting federal relief spending as improper. The speaker urges restraint and accountability in federal expenditures.
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Seasonal Bonanza of the Summer Motor Tourist Trade
The piece notes that the motor tourist industry, through feeding and bedding travelers, clothing and recreation gear sales, meals, lodging, and leisure fees, has become a major business worth over 4 billion dollars. It argues this spending cushions the economy’s low mood and frames summer vacations as a large industrial enterprise driven by American drivers and travel culture.
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Keeping Party Alive in 1940 Politics
A fragmented 1940 election forecast argues Republicans should avoid fragile coalitions with Democratic dissenters and instead focus on keeping their party intact. The piece notes a likely Democratic House majority, a possible Senate shift, and historic patterns that suggest midterm losses portend a tougher path for the party in power, urging unity to preserve influence.
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Jim
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Harding
Hoover
Lakewood Public School Girls Win On Sports Night
In Lakewood New Jersey seventh to ninth graders staged a sports night to showcase girls in athletics along with boys. The event featured team colors blue and white, relay races long ball and dodge, student skits and emblems awarded to top performers in five events. About 1 200 parents attended as the program highlighted health and physical education aims.
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World and Mud Puddles Political Reader Ad Rekindled
Fragmentary OCR reflects a political recruitment ad from a Republican committee urging readers to apply for a paid interview. It seeks a distinguished, college educated man aged about seventy, with business experience and social ease to discuss economics and attract voters.
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Republican Committee and Nominations
Noted People Say What Noted People Say Opterna onal News Servine
New York reports Mrs Dwight W Morrow returning from a visit with her daughter Mrs Charles A Lindbergh, noting the Lindberghs are well. Hollywood notes Claudette Colbert distrusts blind faith in people. Brooklyn College director Mary A Johnson remarks the pelting course has not solved girls problems. June 16 item on regulatory law discusses uncertainty but outlines some enduring principles for future effects. Industry shifts and postwar changes appear in related notes on processing and raw materials.
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Dwight W. Morrow
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Claudette
Detroit NRA official on unity and peace efforts amid varied interests
A fragmented excerpt mentions Donald Richberg urging unity in America amid diverse economic and personal interests. It references peace efforts and notes on the era's tensions, with scattered remarks about birds and machinery imagery. The garbled text suggests a broad, unsettled discussion rather than a clear report.
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Good Taste CLORED glassware and summer luncheon gear
fragment text appears to describe tableware styles for summer luncheons with colored glassware, lamblers, salad and dessert plates, and coordinating table setting advice. It mentions readers questions answered by Miss Markel about soup plates and dinnerware, hints at a dance event, and includes scattered references to employment, wage topics, and industry terms in a single damaged passage.
Just Folks Rr EDGAR A GUEST
Fragmentary verse echoes themes of community, belonging, and shared rights. A speaker addresses a broad audience, urging unity and reflection on profession, conduct, and social ties amid a bustling, noisy crowd.
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Edgar
What’s What At A Glance Wage Bill Passes
The article portends a contentious wage bill, noting expected complications in practice and broad confusion over implementation. It highlights potential delays, contested provisions, and the likelihood of divergent interpretations by agencies and employers.
The Great Game Of Politics In 1956 Campaign Dynamics
Washington June 11 1956 coverage analyzes party strategies and prospects amid New Deal era legacies. It notes Democratic and Republican tensions shaping primary battles and potential shifts in support, with references to Roosevelt era associations and postwar political realignments.
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Washington
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Mr. Mariner Peroneal
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