Social Dumping and Tariffs Debate in America
The document argues that social dumping from Japan and other low wage producers threatens American workers. It urges strong tariff protection and home-market safeguards, claiming labor should lead in resisting free trade to preserve the American standard of living beyond partisan politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick List
Japan
List
Alvin TL. Hansen
University of Minnesota
American Economic Association
Chicago
Just Recognition for John T. Lambert as Washington Times Publisher
The Jewish Advocate reprints the note from December 28, 1936 praising John T. Lambert formerly of Boston for his appointment as publisher of the Washington Times. It highlights his two decades with the Boston Evening American and Boston Sunday Advertiser, his political circle presence, and his sympathy for Jewish issues.
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Busta
John T. Lambert
Boston
Washington Times
Mr. Lambert
Boston Evening American
Boston Sunday Advertiser
Washington
Calvin Coolidge
Lambert
Boston American
Batista and Gomez Clash in Cuban Power Struggle Revisited
The piece casts Batista as a protective yet overpowering figure in Cuba with President Gomez trying to modernize the republic. It interweaves Roman imperial parallels and notes Batista as a self-made military man, detailing his height, weight, origin, and early life from cane fields to the army, highlighting his unlikely rise amid old guard tensions.
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Praetorian Guard
Batista
Miguel Mariano Gomez
Cuban
Galisia
Gontez
Valhalla
Augustus White
Gomez
Senor Gomez
Praeters
Rome
Augustus
Cohort Practorise
Tiberius
Septimus Severus
Batista Seizes Cuba Power With Quiet Precision
A historical sketch portrays Batista rising from sergeant to ruler after Machado regime collapse. He gathers power through strategic moves, keeping operations in a bare, orderly setting. A wariness about his precise plans and influence remains as analysts await Cuba's next move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batista
Machado
O. K
Voman
Wall Street
Correct Posture By Royal in Child Health Guidance
A discussion on proper posture emphasizes upright stance in standing walking and daily activity. It notes health benefits, risks of poor posture and spinal deformities, and recommends early teaching exercises for children to develop erect carriage with gentle positive reinforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syad
Park plan backed to convert Alamo area into city park
January 5 1927 report notes a $3 conversion plan to turn 600000 bond certificates and property near the Alamo into a park. Backed by Conservation Society City Federation of Women's Clubs and others, the movement gains momentum as civic groups press for a municipally owned Coliseum idea and park expansion.
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Alamo
The
Conservation Society
City Federation of Women's Clubs
City Plan Committee
Sax Acton O
Eliic
Nicholson
Stars and Stripes Review Sparks Debate on Criticism
A fragment from a US newspaper page discusses a born driver and a senatorial shell, mentioning Geneipay’s proposed noncritical dramatic criticism system. The text hints at changing norms in theatrical review and audience reaction to villains, with a tone of debate over standards.
Edward McGrady Involved in Waterfront Strike Turmoil
A fragmented report centers on Edward McGrady and his role amid a waterfront strike. The piece hints at leadership strain and stalled calculations as labor tensions disrupt progress and decision making.
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Edward McGrady
McGrady
Social bonds and rivalries among New York artists and stars
A reflective essay by 0. C. McIntyre explores camaraderie within artist circles from painters to stage stars. He notes shared studios and clubs, rivalries fueled by producers like Ziegfeld and Frohman, and the stubborn social layers of New York life from Florence to the Bowery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Leth Bank
Florence
Sixty-Seventh
Hotel Des Artistes
Dean Cornwell
Howard Chandler
Christy
Bae Ia
Jo Davidson
Gilbert White
Leon Gordon
Bowery
Lulu Nees
Youth Forum Plan Sparks Letter From Readers
In 1937 King Peas calls for reader letters explaining whether under 30s should have a free forum in the weekly youth article. The editor seeks frank views on youth, elders, Elsie Robinson, licensing, and a bold public discussion of modern issues amid warnings of the old maxim that youth should be seen but not heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie
Frank
Amarice
Mathis
Wris
Singerily
Rome
America
Arta
Tabinsoneky
Space 4
Gallagher
Peter
Elsie Robinson
Buck
King Peas
Syad
Ine
Europe and War Myths From a Wandering Letter
A quirky letter from 1997 by King Fras Synd claiming to warn about an imminent war in Europe. It humorously mismatches geography, mocks Congress, and parodies political debate while listing imagined Europe related topics and dubious illnesses. The author promises to reveal which tems and debts Europe holds, then urges democracy to guard against tams and war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Polks
Europe
Tams
America
Geozaphy
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