Arnold Uses Popular Strategy In Construction Trust Inquiry
In a weekly news analysis, Joseph F. LeBine discusses Dewey like a modern David targeting corrupt machines and tax evaders. The piece reflects on wartime threats from Japan, Russia, and Balkan powers, plus admirals Byrd planning an Antarctic expedition and a giant diesel tracked cruiser concept unveiled in Chicago.
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Arnold
Dewey
David
Goliath
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Tom Dewey
GO. P
Frank
Kansas City
Tom Pendergast
Oregon Supreme Court rules on anti-picketing measure
Trend reports the Oregon Supreme Court upholding a November referendum provision that limits picketing to bona fide labor disputes between employers and employees, allows boycotts, and bans minority strikes. It also touches on birth rates in France and notes on building activity since 1939.
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Oregon
Supreme Court
Concore
Emeployers
Proiie Boycots
France
Daladier
Gesi
Feud at Chicago 1932 convention and McNutt Farley fallout
A long standing rift between Paul V. McNutt and James A. Farley is recounted, tracing their clash over Roosevelt’s nomination and a miscommunicated plan. The tale details Chicago mayor Antonio Cermak and Indiana Illinois power brokers, the adjournment, and the delayed plan to switch to Roosevelt. It questions whether peace now holds.
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Chicago
Paul V. McNutt
James A. Farler
Democrat McNutt
Franklin Roosevelt
Mr. Farley
Wise Acres Ted
Tlinois
Indiana
Anton Cermak
McNutt
Frank McHale
Illinois
Roosevelt
Major Cermak
Ferley and McNutt
Frozen assets loom as food freezers stockpile produce
Agriculture notes describe early freezing of perishable fruits and vegetables to supply hotels, hospitals, and restaurants out of season. Last season carried 20 million pounds of vegetables and 90 million pounds of fruit, while this winter demand fell short, and current surveys show 46 million pounds of vegetables and 86,006,090 pounds of fruit in freezers as producers seek ways to melt down nearly 130 million pounds of frozen assets.
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Charles Edison Named Secretary of Navy in 1938
The sudden death clears the way for Charles Edison to assume as secretary, succeeding Claude A. Swanson. Edison, son of Thomas Edison, has long served in government roles, directing war material production during World War I and working as assistant secretary of the navy earlier. His aviation and security ties linger as he steps into the post.
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Hungary
Rumania
Greece
Furker
Wesany
Gazia
Dobruja
Rumerie
Esler
Germany
Reich
Yugo- Slavia
Anthsewise
Bulgaria
Claude A. Swanson
Charles Edison
Thomas Edison
Mr. Edison
Swanson
Adm
William D. Leahy
Naval Operations
Edison
Navy
Mec
Itm
Ca’idge
Roosevelt
Will IL Hays
Rooseveyr
Hung Bary
Polls Put Garner Ahead in Democratic Spotlight
National coverage notes Vice President John Nance Garner leads Democratic contenders in early nominating polls with Farley second and Roosevelt a central obstacle. Analysts warn third-term debates may shape convention dynamics as Republicans weigh the odds of challenging Roosevelt versus other Democrats.
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Washington
John Nance Garner
Garner
Bny
Rooseve
James A. Farley
Farley
Roosevelt
Big Jim
Texas
New York State
Krew
Repubicans
Charles £ Finghes
Bourg
Enchanted Cottage Quilt Pattern Offered by Sawing Circle
An old notice invites readers to obtain the Enchanted Cottage quilt pattern by sending 16 cents to The Sawing Circle Household Arts Dept at 359 W 14th Street New York NY. Include name address and pattern number in plain handwriting.
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Household Arts Dept
14Th St
New York
Unclear Public Official Quote From Governor Bricker
A fragment quotes Governor John Bricker urging a return to businesslike conduct in public affairs and asserting restoration of confidence through principled governance. The source text is garbled but indicates a call for integrity in state leadership and public service.
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Governahrat
John F. Bricker
Onin
Bargain Whisky Ad Promises Small California Draws
A fragmented ad-like line mentions California and a low price phrase. The readable text suggests an appeal about bargains and fortunes with a menacing tone about wealth and personal fate, but the fragmentary nature leaves key details unclear.
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