Labor vs Taft Hartley in House and Senate Debate
The piece argues the New Deal failed to repeal the Taft Hartley Act, aided by labor bosses and President Truman's pressure. It notes Democratic defections, a White House push to keep the law, and a broader public interest. It claims organized labor largely endorsed Taft Hartley sections despite anti slavery rhetoric, and concludes the act remains the best federal labor law with minor amendments possible.
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Senate
New Deal
Tower House
Congress
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Trumen
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Democratic National Committee
Lesinski
Why Dick and Clarissa Drift After Honeymoon
A three month marriage strains ties as Dick, a sales manager, and Clarissa live on different planes. He seeks efficiency and routine, while she longs for pampering and playful affection, revealing clashing expectations born from their courtship.
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Clarissa
Clarissa Coesn
The Pout as Privilege in a Woman's World
Elsie Robinson portrays a charming Uvaling wife clinging to age old feminine exemptions. She resents being judged by business norms and clings to tears and pouts as weapons. The piece argues such privileges fade as women enter the male dominated workplace.
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Bernt
Kine Featerea Syndicate, Inc
Bible Verse Peace Message From Philippians 4 7
The passage notes that the peace of God guards hearts and minds through Christ Jesus. It reflects on divine reassurance within faith and encourages trust in spiritual protection beyond human understanding.
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God
Christ Jesus
Roosevelt Jr in New District Election Sparks Debate
A 1949 letter argues against Franklin D Roosevelt Jr seeking a congressional seat in a district where he has no roots. The writer criticizes his hotel residence, outsider status, and lack of connection, favoring a local candidate like William H. McIntyre or Judge Benjamin Shalleck. It notes four candidates: Roosevelt Liberal party, Four Freedoms line, McIntyre Republican, and Shalleck Democrat.
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Sol Bloom
Franklin BD. Roosevelt, Jr
Golden Opportu
Afor Roosevelt
Liberal Party
Four Freedoms Party
Junior
William H. McIntyre
Metropolitan Life Insurance. Co
Benjamin Shalleck
Annette Rubinstein
Stalin
Broad
Roosevelt
Franklin Roosevelt
David Dubinsky
David’ Dubinsky
Dubinsky
Franklin ‘Dy Roosevelt Jr
Congress
Esplanade
Tam
Mr. McIntyre
Shabeck
Baering Down On the News By Arthur Baer
A satirical piece by Arthur Baer mocks farm policy and political quotes. It references Harry Truman, farmers, and Republicans with playful and critical tone, noting 1992 as a reference point and mentioning Hank Wallace and croquet wickets.
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Arthur
Bugs” Baer
Harry Truman
Harry
Hank Wallace
Democracy and Republic Echo in Hearst Editorials
A 1920s editorial excerpt outlines the difference between democracy and republic, citing Senator Jenner and Representative Scott. It presents the view that democracy must protect minority rights while preserving constitutional limits, arguing the American system blends democratic and republican elements. It warns against abuses and the dangers of rule by the majority without conscience or law.
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E. F. Tompkins
Congress
William E. Jenner
Inglana
Hugh D. Scott, Jr
Pennsylvania
Bcent
Scott
Hearst
Willam Randolph Hearst
Cause of Acne Explained for Mothers and Teens
The article argues acne is a common skin disease during adolescence and not a result of poor cleanliness. It lists contributing factors, urges understanding from mothers, and outlines treatments including cleansing, sulfur applications, and procedures like blackhead extraction and selective X ray therapy administered by a physician.
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Acre
Lester Hollander
Treatment Routine For Oily Skin Aimed At Reducing Fat Glands
Dr Ho Ne Bandesen outlines a method to reduce oil gland activity using careful X ray treatments and a strict facial care routine. The regimen requires cleansing the face after school and before bed, applying a light oil or cream, and thorough drying. The guidance emphasizes expert administration and precise cleansing with soap and water.
Mavericks aim to seize Bexar county control in 1899 election
May 12 1899 report notes Mavericks led by Mayor elect Maury Maverick victorious in city election and moving to take over county politics on all fronts. May 22 1929 item mentions Maverick family picnic in Koehler park honoring Texas's two oldest Mavericks Samuel and mee Maverick. May 12 1919 dispatch mentions Pancho Villa with 560 men approaching Ojinaga from Mexico Orient railroad toward Presidio. May 2 1909 election returns list city posts and salaries. A saloon incident near Angelus bar ends with people collapsing as doors fail to open. Descriptions of other dated items and a 1889 note on electricity and the death penalty.
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Mavericks
Maury Maverick
Bexar County
Texas
Samuel
Mee Maverick
Pancho Villa
Mexico & Orient
Ojinaga
Presidio
Gossip Chronicle of Star Names and Romantic Links
A jumble of Hollywood era names and marriages fills a gossip page. References to Charley, Mae Westy, Rod Camtron, Lucille Bali, Desi Amaz, Jane Harvey, Dan Kelly, and Jay Thorpe executives mingle with wedding plans, engagements, and society events across a stream of anecdotal snippets and speculative notes.
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Peter Pirogoff
Russia
Southern Belle
Henry Morgan
Simone
E. Martins
Charley
Mary ‘Wingsor
Rod ' Camtron
Walter
883
exJean- Dixon
Chinely
Lucille Bali
Desi Amaz
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