Unclear legal ruling echoed by many figures post decision
Fragmented report discusses a U.S. Supreme Court decision on federal power and payments, mentions Roosevelt era policies and the AAA, notes congressional and judicial debates, and references the Lindbergh baby case context while naming multiple officials and entities involved in the coverage. The piece intertwines court outcomes with political reaction and policy implications.
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Miiice Pugior
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Third Party Rumblings reshape Roosevelt era politics
The piece analyzes third party currents within the Roosevelt era, noting progressives and independents shaping the Republican and Democratic contrast. It discusses leaders like George I Moses of New Hampshire and potential shifts toward a third party, with implications for Roosevelt, the New Deal, and 1930s electoral prospects.
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Giorge I Moses
New Hampshire
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United States Senate
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Quotes and the Case for East West Peace Effort
Ambassador Norman N. Davis urges continued allied cooperation with Japan and other powers to preserve peace and limit armament burdens. He argues a genuine accord and timely agreement can avert deadlock and preserve the treaty system as the January 3 deadline nears.
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Actios
Employee Representation and the Labor Board Elections
Roosevelt era discussion notes the labor board functioning to prevent discrimination and to hold supervised secret ballot elections. It underscores that workers must choose their representatives accurately for authentic representation and warns against groups claiming to represent employees without clear support.
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Labor Board
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Labor
Crime News Perspective From Cleveland Editor
In a defense of crime reporting Paul Bedeasy argues it educates the public about evils and public safety, urging responsible coverage to expose wrongdoing without sensationalism and to strengthen society.
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Crime News
Paul Bedeasy
Cleveland Plain
Aly
Relief Not Wanted To Warryl Hopkins
Federal Relief Administrator argues against widespread direct welfare and cash payments, urging work relief as cheaper and more sustainable. He cautions against creating large welfare populations and supports limiting direct relief despite public pressure.
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Warryl Hopkins
Industry in War By George H. Dean
In wartime the War Department concludes private industry must supply most war goods under civilian management and government control. The piece argues that reliance on government action alone is insufficient for survival and production during conflict.
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George H. Dean
War Department
Effort Not in Vain by Lincoln Ellsworth Antarctic Explorer
The text chronicles Ellsworth’s contingent belief in persistent effort despite grim odds. It notes a planned transantarctic flight with the Polar Star sleigh to push southward as weather allows, claiming still not 100 miles completed and enhancements gained, including fossils from distant regions.
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Lincoln Ellsworth
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