Nation’s Labor Policy Faces Deepening Political Strife
Washington editorial by William Bruckart examines the labor relations board, the Wagner act, and the clash between the AFL and CIO. It argues the board favors the CIO and criticizes Roosevelt for appointing biased commissioners, urging reform to restore fairness. It notes Lewis’s political push and Roosevelt’s national tour amid court bill opposition. Western Newspaper Union.
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Western Newspaper Union
A Modern Bulk of Opinion and Oddities
A column mix sketches about long novels and lighter fiction after Anthony Adverse and Gone With the Wind. It lampoons mass market literature, stage life, education, and a neighborhood rivalry story with a punchy anecdote about Mr Pincus and rival stores on Essex Street.
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Zym
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Mr. Dreifus
Essex Street
Amateur Radio Helps Peary Drama On Air
Amateurs aided in preparing a dramatization of Peary’s pole dash by obtaining permissions from living participants including Matt Henson Capt. Bartlett and McMillen. The week’s best picture is Dead End with Bogart and Trevor dominating, while Fred Waring expands eastward and Carole Lombard films True Confessions at Paramount.
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Leslie Howard
Charles Norris
Hamlet
Peary
Henry Lanier
Alan Bunce
North Pole
Matt Henson
Bob Bartlett
McMillen
New York
Bartlett
MicMillen
Lanier
Bunce
East River
Baby Face Martin
Sylvia Sidney
Joel McCrea
Humphrey Bogart
Claire Trevor
Carole Lombard
Paramount
John
Barrymore
Fred MacMurray
From artist to inventor Morse’s turn of history in tea l Our king and the telegraph tale
Samuel Morse aimed to be an artist studying with Washington Allston and Sir Benjamin West in London. West painted George III as Morse learned how the king reacted to the Declaration of Independence. Morse later returned home, became a national academy president, and in 1844 demonstrated the telegraph from Washington to Baltimore. The Kansas City Star.
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United States
Allston
London
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Royal Academy
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Morse
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Amber
Amperes
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England
National Academy
America
Europe
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Baltimore
Kansas City
A Worthy Object Fuels Will Power and Success
The mental drive to reach a desired end rests on having a worthy object in view beyond a salary. A man should envision ownership, partnership, management, or a higher reward to awaken his will. Doing good to others yields even greater benefits to the giver.
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England
Rosemary
Jones de Vere Jones in Country Prank With Scarecrow
Jones de Vere Jones spends a day in the country and jokes with a farmer, praising the scenery before mistaking a scarecrow for an old inhabitant. The farmer replies that the scarecrow is merely a visitor like him.
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Jones de Vere Jones
Law of compensation and balance in life by Ray S. Ayers
Ayers argues that action and reaction maintain universal balance in life and society. He contends every excess in power, wealth, or appetite destabilizes systems, requiring restoration by individuals or successors, with disruption visiting both personal and collective realms. Detroit News attribution.
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