Vote Our Way Or Starve in West Virginia Primary
West Virginia relief workers report pressure by Works Progress Administration to vote a specific slate. Senator Rush D. Holt cites letters and affidavits describing threats of firing and mandated marked ballots. Roosevelt’s broad primary gains noted as context.
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Works Progress Administration
West Virginia
Rush D. Holt
Holt
Senate
Hiner
Roosevelt
England
Sweden
Germany
Mussolini
Stalin
Hoover
Saposs Appointment Criticized as Socialist Shift
Termite Saposs was named consultant and chief economist on the National Labor Relations Board, backed by the Labor Department. Critics allege the choice signals a socialist tilt, linking Saposs to Brookwood Labor College, Foster, and Communist-era doctrines.
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David J. Saposs
National Labor Relations Board
Department of Labor
Saposs
United States
Labor Board
Savois
Brookwood Labor College
American Federation of Labor
Marx
Lenin
Stalin
William Z. Foster
Communist Party OF America
Foster
Rand
League For Industrial Democracy
Earl Browder
Diary notes on visits and oddities from New York social scene
A diary style entry recounts visits by Jay Price from Los Angeles and Rupert Hughes’s reply about a sick dog, plus cameos by Dexter Fellows Herb Roth and Pal Moran. It mentions Ted Woodyard’s expanding chain of 31 weekly papers, hotel humor, a New Jersey woodchopper anecdote, Irving Berlin’s wife Berlin restarting writing, and echoes of revived magazines through notable articles.
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New York
Lady
Jay Price
Los Angeles
Rupert Hughes
Dicky
Dr. Blamey
Dexter Fellows
Herb Roth
Walter Wanger
Bruce Barto
Price
Missouri
Ron
Alorg
Wxtiong
Mrs. Berlin
New Yorker
Everybody's
Thomas W. Lawson
Hampton
Dr. Cook
Bagatelles
Marilyn Miller
S. Es
Readable Fragments Highlight Era of Public Figures and Arts
OCR scraps mention O. O. McIntyre and Percy Hammond earnings, Barbara Stanwyck preferences, Polly Morans appearances, Kenneth Roberts buying a Florence villa, Jim Johnston fight reports, Emkine Gwynne Paris sale, and quirky musings. Named individuals and places anchor the scattershot notes, suggesting a column of varied entertainment and society items with no single event driving the piece.
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Tate
Percy Hammond
Barbara Stanwyck
Polly
Health Secrets On Leucorrhea And Its Causes
Health guidance notes that leucorrhea or the whites should prompt medical consultation to identify serious causes such as womb or gland infections. It explains normal discharge in unmarried people, warns of persistent foul odors, and describes forms due to infections like trichomonas parasite with a frothy yellow discharge, stressing prolonged medical care for cure.
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Royal S. Copeland
M. D
King Weas
Edwin
Ameriea
Europe
United States
England
Sweden
Washington
Pls
Arketight
University of Georgia
Amer_ sex
America
Arkeright
AAA
Two-House Congress Guards Against Hasty Laws
Reading from The Federalist, the Daily Constitutionals note that a two-house Congress curbs excess laws by requiring majorities in both the House and the Senate. The piece argues this structure prevents rapid, overbearing legislation and protects constitutional balance.
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Senate
King Peas Syn
Rabies Ordinance Enforced in City Limits
Ten and twenty years ago notes from June 15 1925 report a new city ordinance making rabies vaccination and dog termination compulsory inside city limits. The June 15 1916 item notes Paul Mueller received a permit for a $620000 business on South Alamo Street Mueller Cutlery and Barter Supply Company.
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L. A
Paul Mueller
Mueller Cutlery and Barter Supply coMpany
Alamo Street
Sensitiveness and Self Help in Everyday Life
Elsie Robinson argues that sensitiveness is a common but immature form of conceit and erodes perspective. She urges readers to open their minds, see others’ lives, and react impersonally to events, noting universal experiences like disappointment and climate of human nature. The piece encourages moving with the parade of life and treating personal hurt as external.
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Elsie Robinson
MmUlions
Veterans urged to save bonds and avoid scams
Nineteen years after leaving for war veterans in Texas faced low postwar pay and adjusted compensation issues. Hearst papers led a push for full payment and bond issuance now underway. Readers urged to save bonds, use banks for security, and beware crooks intent on swindles or quick riches from the "boys of 17."
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Texas
Army
Navy
Marine
Hearst
Roosevelt
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Nelson Harding
Brain Trusts
Jamerica
Ted Woodyard
Spencer
W. Va
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Woodyard
New Jersey
Ohio
Wile
Filth Mackay Berlin
Sucks Register
Irving Berlin
O. O. McIntyre
McNavent Synd
Daily Constitutionals
By Max Berns
Congress
King Fea
Mr. Arkeright
Craedfather
Sean
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