Peace prospects fade as labor factions clash in Washington
News Review reports rising tension in organized labor with John L. Lewis demanding a two-point program, revocation of suspensions and isolation of mass production industries. The piece notes Minnesota political shifts, Frank Roosevelt’s administration, and international concerns including Spain, Italy, and Russia with calls for legislative action and neutral intervention. The summary mentions Frano and Franco, and the evolving U.S. social security debate, plus corporate and diplomatic moves shaping the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W .Lliam
Green
A. F. of L
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
John L. Lewis
Lester
Commitee For Industrial Organization
Washington
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
C. I
Lewis
David Dubinsky
Dubinsky
A Flot L Council
Tennis memories from a Georgia gent on early 20th century stars
A rambly column by Bitsy Grant reflects on modern tennis icons and crowds at Forest Hills. He skewers players like Helen Jacobs Fred Perry and Alice Marble while praising endurance, style and the sport's social quirks. He recalls past greats including Bill Tilden and Bill Johnston and notes ball boys pay and gear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Jacobs
Fred Perry
Georgia
Bitsy Grant
Forest Hills
Alice Marble
Daneid Budge
Perry- L
Mile. Lengren
Miss Marble
Miss Pedersen
Big Bill Tilden
Bill Johnston
Little Bill
Faith Tales and Political Cartoons From a Bygone Era
A historical set of notes discusses the Republican Party’s symbol, the elephant, tracing its origin to Thomas Nast cartoons during the 1870s and the Third Term crisis. It also covers campaign songs and political tunes linked to early 20th century figures, plus a brief scientific note explaining lightning leaders and main flashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Thomas Nast
Harper's Weekly
Grant
James Gordon Bennett
The
New York Herald
Nast
Herald
Metrc
the Times
Democratic Party
Samuel J. Tilden
Aiso
Republicans
Annother
Uncle Phil 2 Says on Freedom and Growth
The piece offers a reflective monologue on liberty and responsibility in a free society. It contrasts criticizing others with duties owed, notes myths of freedom behind crime, and stresses timing for success and genuine compliments. It ends with a caution about the cost of waiting and the surprises for those who do not wait.
Postum Free Sample Offer From Postum Company
Weel s Supply of Postum Free Nesd the offer made by the Postum Company in another part of this paper. They will send a full week s supply of health giving Postum free to anyone who writes for it Ady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weel
Postum Company
Conviction 1 Power Act From Conviction Not Convention
A concise note explains the Conviction 1 Power Act clarifies actions taken under conviction rather than convention. The statement emphasizes legal interpretation and jurisdictional basis affecting governance and policy adoption.
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Federation of Labor
Russia
Dole
Edward W. Pickard
Western Newspaper Union
J. L. Lewis
Mitnesota
Pred Curtis
Patrick J. Detaner
Minnesota
Feenk
Nor
Aceer EL Vandenberg
Michigan
Congress
Vandenberg
Winant
Mr. Winant
Senzior Vandenberg
Soviet
International Committee of Non
London
Moscow
Moiseyvich Kagan
Portugal
Italy
Germany
Kagan
Madrid
Franco
Mediterranean
Oviedo
Francisco Franco
Great ”Tabernacle
Salt Lake City
Hebert
Sion
Townsend
Grent
Eclares
United States
C. B. Kennemer
Montgomery
Als
Alabama
United States Supreme Court
Gulf States Steel Corporation of
Gaéséen, Ale
Jess Isador Straus
France
New York
Mr. Straus
Harvard
R. H. Macy & Co
Paris
Presi Gert Roosevelt
American Academy of Political and Social Science
Mount Kisco
N. Y
Bank of Italy
Prasce
Spain
Francois de la Rocque
Croix de Feux
Oswald Mosley
Black Shirts
Swenson
Japan
Tonger
Visav
State Department
Great Britain
Pacific
Tokio
Stalin
Karl Radek
Otters
Izvestiz
Radek
Communist Party
Trotzky
Art Biorzvall
Ireland
Howe
Bodi
Wes
Brankfort
Kentucky
Hugh Rodman
Navy
Chandler
Rince Ernst von Starhemberg
Austria
Fomm
Heimwehr
Emil Fey
Vienna
Mussolini
Schuschnigg
von Starhemberg
Fey
Dollfuss
HREE
Federal Trade Commission
Frst
Montgomery Ward and Company, Inc
Kraft - Phenix Cheese Corporation
Chicago
Shefford Cheese Company, Inc
Syracuse
Bird and Son, Inc
Bird Floor Covering Sales Corporation
East Walpole
Moss
Heber J. Grant
Jesse L Stra
Frankie Parker
Perry
O. Susannat
Stephen Foster
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Cleveland
White House
Herrison
van Buren
Camptown
OX Town
Charles B. Lawler
James W. Blake
San Francisco
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
O, Susanna
Gov. A! Landon
AL Smith
Eet Dalen
Uncle Phil
McGuffey
Woodshed
Or. of
Sas
Milk OF Phillips’ Magnesia
Cutcee
Malden
Mass
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