Sued by Senators Over Alleged Insults to Rhode Island Senators
Mrs Ellen French Vanderbilt Fitzsimons widow of Alfred Vanderbilt and wife of Paul Fitzsimons is named in seven civil suits totaling 70000 dollars filed in Newport Rhode Island. The suits allege she referred seven Rhode Island Republican state senators as yellow dogs and traitors to their party.
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Ellen French Vanderbilt Fitzsimons
Alfred Vanderbilt
Paul Fitzsimons
Newport
R. I
Rhode Island
Signs of a National Labor Crisis Warn of Unrest
The article analyzes rising labor tensions and the split in organized labor led by William Green of the AFL and John L. Lewis of the Congress of Industrial Organizations. It warns that sit down strikes threaten private property rights and could spark riots or revolution, with President Roosevelt cautious yet vigilant as the Wagner Act tests loom.
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Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
Industrial Union
Organized Labor
Roosevelt
New Deal
National Labor Relations Board
National Labor Relations Act
General Motors
You
United States of America
United States
Boston
Mr. Roosevelt
Labor Relations Board
Union
Peat Heuristic Touts Prosperity From Stacks of Fuel
A farmer philosopher contends that prosperity in Irish country life is shown by the size of the peat stack near the house. He notes that every farmer uses about thirty tons of peat fuel annually to warm homes and work premises.
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Andea
Party guests model Barbara Bell patterns at home
A candid party scene at Mrs. Smiths on Walnut street showcases Janet and Mother in Barbara Bell patterns. The feature promotes several dress options with sizes 6 through 46 and notes material needs for jumpers blouses dresses and aprons as part of the Barbara Bell Pattern Book publicity.
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Janet
Mother
Decision Moment in Truth and Choice
A reflective excerpt contrasts truth and falsehood with a call to moral decision. It references a new messiah figure and divides humanity into goats and sheep, suggesting enduring, existential choice between darkness and light.
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Lowell
Fat girl carried in van as heaviest girl weighing 504 pounds
Saveta Andelic twenty six of Jago dina Yugoslavia is carried in a specially built van due to her extraordinary weight of 504 pounds and described as possibly the world’s heaviest girl.
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Saveta .Andelic
Jagodina
Yugoslavia
Common Sense on Smarts and Counting Meals a Dax
Uncle Eben warns that too much cleverness leads to drifting into imaginary billions. He argues common sense keeps a steady count of three meals a day and avoids overthinking.
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Uncle Eben
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University of California
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
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National Press
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