Labor Impasse In Shipping and Government Ownership
The article reports Chairman Kennedy warning congress that ship labor remains non cooperative, risking a move toward government ownership of the merchant marine. It contrasts railway mediation with shipping disputes, argues industrial decline from New Deal policies, and stresses maintaining a robust American merchant fleet as essential for wartime and peacetime needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Maritime Commission
Congress
United States
Trade equality urged for Hawaii and insular territories
A congressional commission studying Hawaii’s status notes resistance to immediate statehood discussions and urges the removal of trade discrimination for Hawaii and other insular possessions. It argues Americans in these territories are equal citizens and should be treated as such immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Congressional
United States
Commission
Insular
Americca
Common disorder of the lower intestinal tract described
The article discusses a painful anal region condition beginning with burning and irritation during bowel movements. It mentions causes like hard objects, fissures, and hemorrhoids, with bleeding possibilities and the need to distinguish among similar disorders for proper treatment. It notes pain can be severe enough to require an opiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mink Canal
Essie
Yielin
Autferrr
Ebranie
Tn Colsoquelien
Tip Oullet
Surgical Removal of Hemorrhoids by Single Operation
By Royal S Copeland M D discusses cautions on treating hemorrhoids, arguing that removal under proper circumstances requires a single operation with a short bed rest. The note reflects medical guidance and a patient care approach from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kise Kean
Syd, Inc
San Antonio Junior College PTA elects first officers
DEC 10 1927 Moffett elected president of the San Antonio Junior College Parents Teachers Association. Other officers named include Mesdames Fitataigh Bolés and Basse as vice presidents, Lona Koch as secretary, Gaston J. Glenny as treasurer, and J. H. Bickett as parliamentarian. Also noted is The San Antonio Sojourners club electing Col. Ernest D. Batt as president. Captains St Clair Weinberger and Mix chosen as presiding officers with Capt. Bernard Leonars succeeding retiring Capt. R. C. Murphy. DEC 14 1911 mentions a San Antonio fish hatchery proposal at San Pedro Springs and a related appointment of Robert K. Rovinsoy to oversee installation. note also the abolition of the San Mateo hatchery after failed legislation and a surge of men enlisting at Fort Sam Houston before December 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moffett
San Antonio Junior College Parents Teacher Association
Mesdames
M. Fitataigh
J. F. Bolés
BB. Basse
Lona Koch
Gastoe J. Glenny
J. H. Bickett
San Antonio
San Pedro Springs
Robert K. Rovinsoy
San Mateos
Broadway's hollow echo as stars flee to Hollywood
The article notes Broadway's dramatic depopulation as actors migrate to Hollywood and pay scales shrink. Sidney Akolsky exits Broadway after four years in Hollywood, declaring Broadway dead. Nostalgia flickers among old-timers who retreat to familiar haunts while newcomers reshape the theater scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway
Sidney Akolsky
Hollywood
Hi Paper
Danteria
Mojave
Frank Sullivan and the New York literary circle
The passage sketches Frank Sullivan in Baratogs Springs and New York days. It notes his isolationist stance, mentions figures like Cameo Kirbys and Richard Canfield, and recounts an encounter with Arnold Rothstein. It recalls Rothstein’s hotel pistol incident, his manner in restaurants, and a soft voiced, shy demeanor observed in a drug store meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
New York
Frank Sullivan
Baratogs Springs
Richard Canfield
John Kelley
Arnold Rothstein
Walter
Nick the Greek and the action at the upper avenue hotel
The gambler Nick the Greek is described as a wily figure who arrives in town to risk large sums, often around $100,000, with reputed wealth and a penchant for high stakes. He plays in a select circle of millionaires, sometimes losing big sums, while others remark on his calm demeanor and persistent betting style.
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Nick
Paul Bunyan
Sara
Philadelphia
Stehed
Fay Flo Zlegfeld
Dage Ammount
Artyore
Chang
Upper Avenue
Fannich
T Hin
Bea
New York
Memorial Service Hills
Herod
Kiig
Charles Kingarey
Willam Shakespeare
Zenda
Farcy Great
Eiger
Milt Gross
United State
Rhode Island
Montana
Vermont
Noveda
Parla
Vattean
Longre
Patrick Henry
United States
Ty W. Wat
King Features
Dexter Fellows Remembers Dexter Pellows In Dreamlike Service
A memorial service for Dexter W. Fellows known as Dexter Pellows honors his long career as circus advance agent. The piece lauds his generous nature courage patience and cheerfulness, recalling friendships with Barnum Bailey and notable figures.
The Doctor of Spring and the Circus in Town
By Edwin C. Hill the essay observes spring arrives with a inimitable doctor Dr Fellows who appears yearly to signal vernal renewal. The piece contrasts his sly, hypnotic gaze with the fading grandeur of the circus, noting the public ritual and nostalgia as the season shifts and the band plays Auld Lang Syne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y Tae
New York
Dr. Fellows i
Wang
Ste Deas
Ina
A Babe Is Born to Challenge World and Power
An editorial meditation frames the nativity as a call to modern youth as well as ancient Bethlehem. It contrasts Herod’s fear with the infant’s promise, urging readers to recognize youth’s courage and reject oppression in society and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Herod
Rome
Duchen
Temple
Joseph
Frand
Bethlenem
Bethlehem
Judes
America
Rise Up and Believe in Us Says Youth in 1957 Era
A fragmented excerpt from a 1957 King Seay publication urges collective action against laziness and intolerance. It claims youth can conquer abominations and change society while contrasting with resistant figures who fear change. The text references a child and a baby in a symbolic call to reverence faith and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaft
King Seay
Syad
Thal
Quiz section garbled list of questions and references
A noisy OCR compilation presents varied questions about plays authors, literary phrases, detectives, crimes, geography, opera, and notable figures. The fragmentary text hints at a Q and A feature with answers on a later page, citing King Features syndicate.
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Nelson Harding
Royal S. Copeland, M. D
L.A
Han
Geerall
Sam Honajon
Sorey Ford
Freedom
New Hampshire
Ozark
B. C
McIntyre i
McNaught Synd., Inc
Dexter
Cies
Ish Shaw
Wesway
Hattiesburg
Miss
Renius
Dexter W. Fellows
Col
William F. Cody
Buffalo BI
John Burke
Johnny Baker
Johnny
Annie Oakley
The
Nez Perens
James A. Bailey
Mr. Barnum
Alogling Brothers
Barnum and Bailey
Lindsay Denison
Frank O'Maleney
Ol Charon
Styx
Debonair
Dexter Pel
Seass
Florida
Madison Square Garden
Spring
Dexter Pellows
Apollo
By Edwin C. Hill
Fellowski
Elsie Robinson
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