Arbitration as the path to industrial peace in America
Almon E. Roth, SF employers' council president, argues in a New York interview that most labor disputes are narrow in cause and resolvable by negotiation. He urges compulsory arbitration under democratic institutions, warns against Wagner act power imbalances, and advocates arbitration to prevent strikes and violence and to preserve economic stability.
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Almon E. Roth
San Francisco
Employers’ Council
New York
Ringworm Threats From Athletes and Public Showers
Dr Blonde of Seattle warns that ringworm is common, with the Tingworm parasite found on most people’s skin though not all show symptoms. Foot cracking between the fourth and fifth toes is an early sign, and hands can develop blisters from foot infections. Preventive steps include skin checks, thorough cleaning of feet after shared facilities, and treating shoe interiors with formaldehyde solutions to remove parasites.
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Cannon
C. J. Blende
Seattle
Washington
Blonde
Treatment of foot ringworm and preventive care
Dr Herman N Bundesen describes drying feet before treatment and boiling socks. A spray using salicylic acid thymol iodide wormwood naphthol treated 76 male students with a cure rate around 41 percent. X ray therapy and stronger salicylic acid mixtures are noted as alternatives with physician guidance.
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Blende
King Féas
Defend Your Rights Without Hurting Others
An essay argues that individuals cannot avoid stepping on others when asserting personal rights. Adults must defend their own rights despite discomfort, while recognizing responsibilities and boundaries. It warns against outsourcing defense to relatives and urges self reliance and mature behavior to balance self and others.
The Beloveds and Strangers We Serve Ourselves
A reflective essay argues that hurt feelings do not excuse selfish or cruel behavior. People must protect their own lives as a sacred duty while not trampling others. It urges balanced action, respecting both self and others, with no need for ruthless self interest.
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Kany’ Pena
What Do You Know The Knowledge Test
Fragmented lines appear to be a garbled poetry or quiz snippet. The readable bits include stray phrases and partial quotes such as A poem lovely is a tree and On the ranks abreath, suggesting a mixed list of poem fragments and test prompts without a coherent single event or subject.
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Fotis Syavienta
Bard
Roosevelt Faces Pressure for Bold New Spending Plan
Washington reports reveal a bloc of spending advocates pressing Roosevelt for a surprise treasury boost to fund WPA PWA housing and defense programs. They cite a 23 percent drop in industrial production since December and a push to cover costs with profits from gold and silver adjustments, aiming to raise spending without new taxes or debt.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Treasury
WPA
PWA
Sensationel
Congress
Hard Hat Trials and Street Cleaners Gig
A reader recalls clipping about New York City sanitation workers testing by running with fifty pound dumbbells and lifting routines. He notes a age old street life, district leaders, and the idea of street cleaners as an athletic corps, amid questions of job standards and political power.
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Hymie Augen
New York City
Sanitation Department
Augen
Lower East Side
Red Hook
Street cleaning and showmanship in town costs
A reflection on municipal street cleaning arguing machinery and incinerators raise costs and parade spectacle. The speaker jokes that even heaven and hell share a cleaner's irony, noting public fatigue with ongoing upgrades. Written by Edwin C. Hill in 1940.
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Heaven
Hell
King Peas, Synd., Inc
Tests Facing Democracy In The Decade Ahead
A letter from William Randolph Hearst argues that democracy will face similar strains as in the past and warns that abuse of democracy marks the start of despotism. He urges care for minority rights, balance of powers, and toleration to keep democracy true to the people.
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Thucydides
San Antonio Files Officials Named at Annual Election
MARCIE 5 1930 M Riley Wyatt chosen grand exalted miler of the San Antonio Files at the annual election last night C B Smeltz secretary Jack R Burke past exalted ruler named trustee Other officers include A J Gaetz Andrew Smith Dr L D Maurer August Langwell Jr A J Saucier and BP Kneupper Margie 1920 Independant demers will act gays Imp tensolonists Al 28 cant a gale ten even if the mln 14 rateod by bre off companies and dn the event of a Mirthey advance 0 schedule 2 cents below that quoted by the oil companies will be main tained William Steinhirdt fined by the San Antonio Automouth Trades association committee investigating gasoline prices reported that there were 40 independent dealers in San Antonio and that their price scale promised to halt attempts at further increases Women voters cannot remain Moot from political purities if they wish their voices to be heard in the Monal atfrira declared judge Brooks in the first of the verses of the HOOL fie citizenship treats pps ranged by the Rexi Conny League for Women Voters
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Marcie
M. Riley Wyatt
San Antonio Files
C. B. Smeltz
Jack R. Burke
A. Jd. Gaetz
Andrew Smith
L .D. Maurer
August Langwell Jr
A. J. Saucier
Kneupper
Margie
William Steinhirdt
San Antonio
Dudge
Brooks
Pps
Rexi Conny League For Women Voters
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United States
Hactilen
OGPU
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Taki
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Frinstaner
Susie
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Minell
Elsie Robinson
Fedwal Reserve
Bevies
David Lasser
Workers Alliance
Spender Eccles
Rays
Don
Paul Mallon
Rooseveit
Shout 105
Sich
Detroit
Flint
Rhookrveit
Indus- Ruud- Artal
Cai Uri
Salon Aca
Eevee
tDierr Mint
King Features, Syndicate, Inc
Mr. Augen
Tls
Tim McGrath
Johnny Hayes
Ralph Rose
Jim Thorpe
Man Mountain Dean
Paavo Nurmi
Jess Willard
Allen Street
Stelson
By Edwin C. Hill
William Randolph Hearst
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