Lewis bill seeks guaranteed work share for all in trade
Washington February 19 Representative David J Lewis Democrat Maryland introduces a plan to grant every worker in a trade a right to work and a just share of employment. The measure proposes national trade associations under FTC oversight, a nine member board per unit, and a tax on large employers to fund enforcement. Lewis argues the moral right must become legal and aims to end dole with a district assignment system for unemployed workers like coal miners.
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Thomas Jefferson
Davidl J. Lewiss
Marylind
Lewis
America
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Court Attack Cost Grant Wins His Point
A historical account portrays President Grant leveraging court packing to defeat the Supreme Court on the greenback legality, with postwar appointments tilting the bench. It contrasts Roosevelt era shifts toward judicial review and the Democratic pursuit of liberal constitutional interpretation.
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Grant
Improvement of feeder highways in federal aid plan
Washington Feb 19 federal aid for secondary roads set aside to states Hawaii and Puerto Rico requires matching funds and statewide planning. States must select a feeder system not exceeding 10 percent of highway mileage based on planning surveys, with rural emphasis and interim projects allowed.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Bureau of Public Roads
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Ford attacks labor unions and court plan in interview
Labor leader Henry Ford in an authorized interview urged workers to stay out of labor organizations and charged international financiers behind unions. He opposed a proposal to enlarge the Supreme Court, claiming broader powers would disrupt the balance of the judiciary and industry competitiveness.
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Wheeler Charges Effort to Pack Supreme Court
Washington reports Senator Wheeler accuses supporters of Roosevelt court reorganization of dictatorship and packing the Supreme Court after a heated Senate debate. He voices concern over publicity tactics and radio campaigns used by opponents, as debate centers on the administration’s proposed reorganization plan. The scene features Ashhurst defending the program and Robinson contending a campaign aims to defeat it through outlets. The exchange highlights the high political tension and partisan rhetoric surrounding the issue.
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Road planning survey funded by Federal funds
A multi state highway planning initiative highlights cooperative work by State highway departments and the Bureau of Public Roads financed largely by Federal funds to guide road improvement and construction.
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Bureau of Public Roads
Turnep Discrace Pinto victory and Ulysses S Grant’s rise
The narrative traces Ulysses S Grant from obscurity as a humble cork cutter to national prominence after Civil War victories at Fort Donelson, Vicksburg, and Chattanooga. Lincoln’s support, Halleck’s doubt, and evolving public opinion yield ultimate command, then triumph, followed by Reconstruction-era scandals and a later fall from favor.
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Debate Over Building a New High School in Frederick
A town meeting distributes opinions on a proposed new high school. Some favor immediate construction citing overcrowding, while others urge a public vote or delaying the project until funding is secured. Several residents argue the current site and capacity are inadequate to serve the pupil population.
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Rural electrification drive spurs farm power plans statewide
The Maryland rural electrification drive aims to extend power to unserved farm areas. County agents and home demonstration agents distribute materials and show practical uses of electricity while urging cooperation among farmers, utilities, and state programs to reduce costs and improve service reliability.
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Fragmented OCR text yields unclear political commentary
The readable fragments describe interconnection, rural electrification, and management concerns. Names and places are garbled, preventing clear attribution or a definite event. The passage hints at policy discussions but lacks coherent facts, dates, or identifiable figures.
ObD Stallion Deities Dist Both Announced
A garbled notice references a 2 year old event involving an ObD stallion and Deities, with scattered names and locations. The readable fragments mention a Peretienan Hotee Asam and a court-like context with unpaid Melba, a Tob or Toy date in October, and a county planner. The text remains fragmented and unclear about concrete actions or outcomes.
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Taxicab Strikers in Baltimore Convicted
A Criminal Court jury found twelve men guilty of unlawful assembly and disturbance in connection with taxicab strike actions in Baltimore. Several defendants were also convicted of damaging Yellow Cab Company vehicles during the unrest.
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Young Roosevelt To Study Law At University of Virginia
Charlottesville February reports indicate Theodore Roosevelt Jr. will enter the University of Virginia to study law. Despite earlier health concerns and travel interruptions, sources say he aims to begin classes this fall. officials note the move reflects his broader public service plans.
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Law
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