Labor, Compensate Investment and Industry Balance
The National Industrial Conference Board states American manufacturing capital exceeds 50 billion dollars, averaging 35800 invested per wage earner. Every job rests on someone else’s money, and profits and reasonable returns must motivate both labor wages and capital investment to sustain the industry. Excessive profits or taxes that destroy investment prospects harm employment and the economy.
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National Industrial Conference Board
America
Police-Pines Humor in Texas Senate Race Transcript
A humorous Associated Press piece on the Texas senatorial race features Mike O Daniel son of Governor W Lee O Daniel at a Madisonville rally. Transcript glitches distort the governor's lines, provoking mockery while the writer muses on origins and humor in political anecdotes.
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Associated Press
Tekas
L. Ripley
Madisonville
Mike O'Daniel
W. Lee O'Daniel
Tehath
O'Mantel
Mike
Washington
Digestive Troubles From Poor Chewing And Oil Interference
A medical note explains how inadequate chewing and excessive mineral oil can disrupt digestion in the small intestine. Undigested food particles reach the large bowel causing gas pain and generalized discomfort, with symptoms sometimes misattributed to the large bowel.
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Ford
C. Isink
Lowder
Dietary adjustments urged to ease digestive issues
Br H N Bundesen describes cautious remedies for digestive discomfort, suggesting cleansing stool, soft diet, and moderation of laxatives. He notes that symptoms may stem from various disorders and could involve pain, constipation, and dehydration, urging careful food chewing and moderate mineral oil or laxative use.
Essays and envoys mark 10 and 20 years ago
From L A Light Files June 10 1939 notes youth envoys from New York bound for France to represent American youth seeking peace. Ruthbluridge of Texas and Nettie Bailey are cited for essay awards, with plans tied to library conventions and tax reform debates.
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L. A. Light Files
New York
France
Miso Ruthbluridge
Erie Avenue
Texas
Wen
American Hoy Magazine
America
Roosevelt's Stone chosen for chief justice amid court shift
President Roosevelt taps Harlan Stone for chief justice as liberal interpretive trend strengthens. Stone, seen as administrative and press-friendly, gains support from Hughes and Byrnes while facing some New Deal opposition. The court pivots toward broad constitutional flexibility, with Frankfurter leading the majority.
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Westington
Roosevelt
Harlan Stone
Hughes
Byres
Byrnes
Stone
Isla
Pat Harison
Jack
Murphy
Frankfurther
Black
Dous- Taz
Frankfurter
F Fee
Kyng
Parachutists and defenses questioned in Florida wartime note
A wartime column warns Florida lacks anti aircraft guns and sturdy city defenses against bombers and paratroopers. It argues parachutists would miscalculate landing and mocks invasion prospects, noting weak highways and transport routes as routes for a potential attack while recounting local traffic and racecourse notes.
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Apniy
Florida
Evergarden
Florida Penisula
South Florida
Mim
Basky
Inadequate transport fears in wartime Florida defense
Damon Runyon style column warns that troop movements and civilian exodus could clog Florida roads during winter. It notes the old Florida East Coast line repurposed as a military highway, with a broader plea that main routes remain available for defense across the peninsula. The piece downplays an imminent invasion, joking that Uncle Ramuel would handle invaders while stressing the risk of air raids and southward troop movements.
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Toads Wayne
Wold
Dade County
Thnt
Florida
Florida Fast Coast Railway
Key
Ramuel
King Peas
Tne
I’m All Out for Unions and Workers’ Rights
A first-person reflective piece recalls family conversations about a nationwide railroad strike and worker injustice. The narrator vows solidarity with unions, pledging sacrifice and action to support workers facing exploitation, while highlighting past struggles and ongoing calls for dignity and fair pay.
Not cleanly readable plea on aid ethics and pride
A fragmentary editorial voice cites sharing rations and aiding the needy, denouncing misuse of national aid. The speaker asserts pride in helping those in true need, condemning those who exploit aid. The text references honor and dignity as guiding values in assisting others.
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Ford
Dad
Wynablon Werth
Marry Go Round by Helen Rowland
Essay argues marriage should be based on mutual love and readiness to face economic realities. Warns against delaying marriage for glamour or wealth, endorsing two lovers committing together despite hardships. Emphasizes practical partnership over fantasies in modern times.
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Helen Rowland
Niles
Kine Bens
Rens
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