British Unions Barred The purge of communists in unions
The article argues unions in England bar communists like Harry Pollitt from representing bodies such as the Boilermakers society at the trades union congress. It claims communism seeks to destroy organized labor from within, comparing Russia’s history and warning American labor to tighten against this growing menace.
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England
Harry Pollitt
Boilermakers’ Society
Trades Union Congress
Pollitt
Russia
America
United States
Equality Amendment Wins Favorable Subcommittee Action
A favorable report on the Dudlown amendment granting full equality under the law to American women was voted by a sub committee of the house judiciary committee. The measure declares that men and women shall have equal rights throughout the United States and all places under its jurisdiction. Senator Burke of Nebraska calls it a milestone for forward looking women and urges submission for a national vote. The piece frames the move as a century-long crusade advancing toward universal adult equality.
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Dudlown
House Judiciary Committee
United States
Burke
Nebraska
American Defense Society
New York City
Debt default nations named in June 15 memorial day
The piece notes twelve European countries owe the United States about 1.814 billion on a 12 billion total war debt and will not pay. It argues June 15 should become a national KEEP OUT OF WAR DAY to protest debt welching and bluffing for more money.
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United States
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
Estonia
France
Great Britain
Hungary
Italy
Latvia
Lithuania
Poland
Rumania
Yugoslavia
Washington Herald
The
Herald
Migraine and Allergy Links Explored by Doctors
An article discusses migraine as a severe headache disorder with hereditary patterns and gender differences, noting possible glandular causes and recent attention to allergy. It highlights triggers such as foods and emotional stress, urging careful evaluation of allergic reactions and the impact of psychic strain on sufferers.
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Namnmanty
Bose
King Fensfiynd
Ten and Twenty Years Ago Prominent Camp Lat'n Lot Trip
A report notes that a first group of underprivileged children will return from a three‑week work program at Camp Lat’n Lot in Comfort operated by the chamber of commerce. Mrs Laura I Williams chairing. Col Edmund P. Boaterbrook, US Army chaplain at Port Monroe, to be reassigned. The item also cites a wool price record in Texas with 3,295,000 pounds sold by Capt Charles Schreiner and son to Boston Irma for about 700,000 dollars, nearly double last spring. Captain Raymond Phelps’ battery at Axht arbitory will form part of the San Antonio battalion. Phelps mustered into the Texas National Guard.
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Lat-n-Lot
Comfort
Chamber of Commerce
Mra
Laura 1. Winiams
Carn
Sune
Texas
Kerryine County
Charles Schreiner
G. Schreiner
Boston
Irma
Raymond Phelps
Axht
San Antonio
Phelps
Texaa National Guard
Publicity and propaganda era shaped by press agents
A reflective piece traces the rise of publicity in public life from crude press agents to a modern propaganda system. It highlights executives using information services, the role of George Creel in World War I, and the shift to organized public opinion management. The author laments commercialization and urges safeguarding a free press as Europe’s model contrasts with American openness.
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John 'D
Avcbhold
Buy & Good
Associated Press
Willan
H. Vanderbilt
Theodore Roosevelt
Archibalt
Lee
John D. Rockefeller
Trinidad
Colo
Rockefeller
Ida Turnell
Jeter
Tle
Ihedeg
Vie
Stie
George Creel
Wall Street
Oraesus Jr
Across New York social scenes and science fiction fads
A fragmented reminiscence traces cocktail party etiquette, social climbing, and era gossip in New York. It contrasts intimate gatherings with showy publicity stunts, notes on con artists, and a past memory of cozy domestic scenes. The piece also discusses youth interest in science fiction and mentions John Taine and Ray Long.
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New York
Listen World by Elsie Robinson on shaping luck and destiny
A 1937 column argues that life’s outcomes are formed in the mind through thoughts desires and decisions. It urges readers to abandon fear suspicion and negativity for a week to observe how expectation and choice shape fortune, promising personal experiments and a reply from the author.
Wise Words on Language and Criticism in Early Thought
A fragmented quote discusses ideas and words as distinct entities, proposing they offer a new logic beyond traditional poetry. It notes people focus more on others' faults than on their own pleasing elects, referencing Greenville and youth, with hints of experimental work by Robert Coils Stevenson.
Fragmented trivia prompt with garbled names and dates
A chaotic OCR styled text asks about historical clashes between Christianity and Moham ordainments, English and Scottish crowns, Philadelphia’s founding, a queen’s poisoning, circumnavigation, a British minister, Magna Carta, and a list of misread phrases. includes stray references to Gama, Black Death, and dubious attributions, with many errors and nonsense fragments throughout.
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Peejeser
Philadelphia
Santel Boole
Benen
Great Britain
Rannynede
India
England
King Seatures Syndicate, Inc
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