Kohn Maurzhall and the Liberty Bell
A historical account traces the Liberty Bell from its 1752 casting to its role in declaring liberty in Philadelphia. It recounts its ringing for key events, the 1777 Brandywine defeat, its secret hiding during the siege, John Marshall’s rise, and the 1835 death and final tolls marking liberty’s centennial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Congress
Philadripuia
Richard Ilving Lee
Virginia
Thomas Jefferson
Benjamin Franklin
John Adams
Congress
Philadelphia
State House Yard
Col
John Nixon
The
Philosophical Society
Thomas Lester
Whitechanel
London
John Pass
Charles Stow
Isaac Norris
State House
Franklin
England
Royal Charlotte
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Boston
Lexington
George Washington
Stowe
Independence Hall
Washington
Brandywine
Howe
Lancaster
Allentown
Zion
United States
Lafayette
Hall of Independence
Jefferson
Republic
Charles Carroll
Carrollton
Lee
Adams
Morris
Henry
John Marshall
Uberty
Virginia Hills
Quotes Comments on Current Topics by James M. Beck
Pennsylvania Congressman James M. Beck laments what he calls a totalitarian socialist state in the United States comparing it to Germany and Italy. He argues Supreme Court rulings are rare correctives and warns the Constitution sails on a sinking Titanic unless Americans defend it staunchly.
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Johun Marshall
Germantown
Washington
Valley Forge
Philadelphia
Monmouth
Yorktown
Cornwallis
John Marshall
Virginia
America
Virginia Assembly
Executive Council
Marsha
Elbridge Gerry
Charles Pinckney
France
Congress
Jefferson
United States
Supreme Court
James M. Beck
Pennsylvania
Germany
Italy
Trend Toward Liberalism by a Real Estate Developer
The author, Joseph F. P. Day, a real estate developer, argues the nation seems to drift toward liberalism or socialism. He warns that the next 40 years may favor the laboring man through hard work while punishing those who rely on speculative wealth.
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Joseph FP
Labor Troubles by Robert F Wagner U S Senator From New York
The article defends the National Labor Relations bill outlining that it does not force unionization or threaten existing state laws on the closed shop. It clarifies that the bill avoids granting arbitrary power to the labor board and instead allows orders similar to federal agencies, with enforcement through federal courts. It states the bill grants workers rights similar to those employers already have.
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Robert F. Wagner
New York
Labor Board
Federal Trade Commission
Freedom of the Press Speech by Harold Ickes
Secretary of the Interior asserts strong support for a free press and free speech while defending the rights of individuals to publish within truth. He emphasizes equal agel rights to assemble and express opinions about public figures without intimidation.
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Harold Ickis
Interior
Replacing Taxes by Semen El Leland
Professor of Economics notes communities shift from property taxes to poll taxes and special charges. Police, sewage, garbage, and street lighting fees replace taxes but may unevenly affect groups, with some benefiting while small property owners bear hidden costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Semeon EL Leland
Britain and United States Unite for World Peace
British policy statement by Viscount Hailsham emphasizes close Britain US cooperation as the sole path to global peace. It argues a perfect solution to war and peace problems through mutual understanding, asserting the United States and Britain will safeguard world stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viscount Hailsham
British War Minster
Britain
United State
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By Elmo Sloty
Atson
Western Hewspater Union
John Marshal
Joan Marshall
Peoria
WN Service
Postum Frey
Postum Company
Address Select Products, Inc
23Rd St
Long Island City
N.Y
Reet Addres
Town & State
Wy Deraggini
PIOTG
D'or &Hotos
San Jos
Cal
Doan
Dan
Salt Laxe
Temple Square
Fie Lote
Hosterry
Ernest C. Rossiter
Mgr
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