Federal court ruling strikes down Wagner act in full
Opinion by Judge Merrill Otis denounces the Wagner national labor relations act as unconstitutional. The piece argues the act unconstitutionally restricts state sovereignty and managerial freedom, creates a political board, and shifts power from employers and courts, warning of a drift toward centralized government power.
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Kansas City
Merrill E. Otis
Wagner
Tammany
Congress
Labor Relations Board
The
Cour
Otis
Trade Muddlers and the Roosevelt Free Trade Drift
George N Peek resigns from the Roosevelt circle highlighting a shift toward internationalism. The piece critiques Hull's free trade leanings and unconditional most favored nation clauses, arguing they erode home protection, promote abroad reemployment, and shrink America's share of world trade while boosting imports. It warns of lack of congressional approval and warns foreigners may get most of the pudding.
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George N. Peek
Roosevelt
Hull
Hearst
Canada
Americas
Mr. Peek
Peek
Reciprocal Farm
Chicago
America
In-Law Quarrel Sparks All-American Debate
Elsie Robinson argues that the in-law issue stems from how families handle marriage not the role itself. She cites a 34 to 1 Oregon poll showing universal dislike of in-laws, but she blames meddling and lack of honesty in homes for misery and bitterness in domestic life.
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Jack Macfaddey
Lindas
Nat
Wreretoorth
Oregon
Jeve
Jess
Margaret Case
Vogue
Margaret Cease Harriman
McIntyre
10 and 20 Years Ago From the San Antonio Light
Dr Hugh McLellan left Central Christian church for a new pastorate in Winchester Kentucky. Night school at Main Avenue High School reports 1423 students. L W Fox announces vocational training enrollment. T J Lane heads San Antonio Cotton Exchange banquet with B M Goldstein and A N Ivancich speaking. Renee Muller toastmaster.
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Hugh McLellan
Central Christian Church
Winchester
Yoca- Honal
Ratning
Main Avenue
L. W. Fox
T. J. Lane
San Antonio Cotton Exchange
B. M. Goldstein
A. N. Ivancich
Cotton
Menger Hotel
Renee. Muller
Marty Go Round New Year Resolve Faces Modern Realities
A 1936 King Feakyn essay reflects on New Year resolutions fading as daily life, spring cleaning, shopping, travel mishaps, and household roles pressure men to seek escape through fireworks. It contrasts male habits with shifting female agency and social norms.
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Juyt
King Feakyn
Isa
Gossip and Celebrity Roundup From a Frenzied Page
A jumbled column surveys celebrities and culture figures including Diana Wynyard Grace Moore Suzanne Fisher and Harold Webster. It notes fashion costumes designers and magazine editors with stray anecdotes about Marlene Dietrich Carol McComas and Noel Coward, and mentions industry shifts in opera publishing and film.
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Thingumatobs
Carol McComas
Shanghai
Marlene Dietrich
Sam Morton
Mortons
Dan Bulk
Will Rog
Ginghter
May
London
Rob Wagner
Eddie Guest
Detroit News
Barrymore
America
Noel Coward
Henry
Ductless Glands Explained By Dr Copeland
Dr Copeland describes ductless glands or endocrine glands and their hormones shaping physical and mental traits. The thyroid, located near the neck Adam’s apple, influences growth and function. overactivity or underactivity can cause grave conditions such as myxedema in severe cases.
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Royal S. Copeland
M. D
Trig
Ines
Tex
King Teas
Gym
Fay
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San Antonio
Canaman
New York
Wasner
Yeon
Elsie Robinson
Tuthleas
King Fees
San Antonio Light
Marty
Helen Rowland
Palm Beach
Jimmy Walker
Mortom Downey
Danny Deever
Stanwood Menken
Henry Lice
Charles V. MacArthur
New Amsterdam
Diana Wynyard
Harry Evans
Max Behmeling
BH Lengel
Bammy Gallant
Jay Filppen
Loretta Young
Dennis King
Lindberg
Harolds
Webster, Ross
Vanderbilt
Robert C. Sherwood
Emily Post
Ashton Stevens
Gowlbits
Lawrence Riley
Hollywood
Frank Sullivan
Sara= toge
Silvan
McNauant Syd
Tna
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