Washington Scene on Roosevelt Court Plan Reversals
A year after opposition to Roosevelt's Supreme Court plan, the Court and Congress now swap roles with the Court approving New Deal laws while Congress resists and even seeks to repeal prewar gains. TVA funding faces opposition, taxation schemes are rolled back, and internal White House and Tennessee political maneuvers unfold as Justice Black laments congressional conservatism.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hugo Black
Solesor
Stanley Reed
Congress
TVA
Black
Red Light
Supreme Court
Fushee Reed
Mayflower
Monastic Origin Tells of Work Seeker Near New York
An official in New York recounts a man who asked for work, described as the amidest gentle figure. The man told a life story revealing he came from a monastery not far from New York, highlighting scarce scientific jobs.
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New York
New Yorks
Unnamed novice seeks work to aid starving sister
The passage describes a novice who has been in the program five years yet has not taken vows. He plans to work to support his starving sister who cannot find employment. He cannot find work despite training, and science sector layoffs have affected opportunities. The Mellon Institute notes some industries have increased science spending to cope with low mood, but money controllers have not broadly followed.
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Culy
Mellon Institute
Holy Old Mackinaw recounts the lumberjack saga
Bruce Catton reviews Stewart H Holbrook’s Holy Old Mackinaw, praising it as a definitive history of the American lumberjack from the Maine woods to the Pacific Northwest. The piece notes the rise and fall of the lumber era, its brutal camps, mass timbering, and the shift to farms and towns that ended the old frontier logging life.
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Maine
Oregon
Stewart H Holbrook
Macmillan
Betausse
Pacific Northwest
Maine Woods
Michigan
Minnesota
West
Bangor
Mr. Holbrook
Officials prefer McReynolds over Bloom in bid for chair
The excerpt notes that four high officials favor McReynolds as chairman over Tammany’s prominent Bloom. It emphasizes the letters as evidence of the preference, suggesting campaign ammunition and strategic backing in a political contest.
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McReynolds
Tammany
Mr. Bloom
NEA Service, Inc
Easter Cards Shift to Deeper Tones and Metallic Finishes
Easter greeting cards move beyond traditional pastels to richer tones with gold and copper accents. Designs feature playful bunnies and chicks amid vivid backgrounds, plus grown up florals like poppies lilacs and orchids. A bluebird in a top hat offers a whimsical happiness motif in modern artistic renderings.
Baked Ham with Cherries for Festive Buffet
A whole baked ham decorated per pound with Queen Anne cherries and brown sugar. Score the shank bone, rub with a sugared glaze, stud with cloves, and bake at 300 to 350 degrees F. Add cherries in the last minutes, then serve hot or cold on a gelatin bed if sliced.
Monday Musicals Meet at Thelma Mullax Home
The Monday Musicales gathered Monday evening at Thelma Mullax’s home North Market Street. Hosts Miss Aullinix and Mrs Margaret Albaugh presented a program featuring a string ensemble, violins, violas, cellos, and piano. Performances included Handel, Beethoven, Gluck, Chopin pieces, and vocal selections with accompanying pianists. Refreshments followed. next meeting set for the Maryland State School for the Deaf.
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Thelma Mullax
North Market
Margaret Albaugh
Miss Aullinix
Donald Leatherman
R. Ames Hendrickson
V.glins
Ignatius Bierlee James Etchison
Aboaugh
Mullinix
Gluck
William Bush
Margaret Kent
Chopin
Richard Ross
Oleg Speaks
Leatherman
Eichelberger
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Quick Relief for Neuritis and Sciatica Pains Ad
An ad touts Artherol as a quick relief for neuritis sciatica neuralgia and muscular aches. It promises money back if not satisfied and notes a 5c size on sale at Williamsons Drug Store 12 N Market Street.
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Williamson's Drug Store
N. Market Street
Drunken Driving Sparks Maryland Traffic Concerns
Baltimore reports show drunken drivers cause about ten percent of Maryland traffic accidents. State police estimate overall accidents around two thousand annually, with rests remaining fairly constant since May 1937 despite some decline.
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Baltimore
Trafic
Sharsland
Sergi Marin D. Brubsker
Tarouga Jas
Council Heal Named Emmussary President at Mont St Marys College
D Genevea of Willington Delaware senior class president chosen by student body as president of the newly created student council at Mont St Marys College. The president and three members from peach class form the governing body of the council.
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Council
HEAL
Emmussary
D.geneva
Willington
Del
Foy
Mont St. Mary's College
Peach
Piratical Leader Jean Lafitte Pardoned by President
Jean Lafitte, the famed Gulf of Mexico buccaneer who harassed shipping, led a detachment at the Barve of New Orleans and received a presidential pardon for piracy from President Mad. 502.
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Jean Lafitte
Gulf of Mexico
New Orleans
Mad
Local man praises World's Tonic after health boost
Mr G E Light of 329 Arch St Cumberland reports remarkable recovery after using World's Tonic. He describes relief from digestion issues heartburn dizziness and constipation and says he can work a full day again. He urges careful kidney and stomach health and recommends the product.
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Worlds Tonic
Onis
G. E Light
Arch St
Cumberland
Tonie
Williamson's Peoples
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