Is the U S Moving Toward Socialism in Washington
Walter A Shead asks readers in home towns to weigh whether current federal measures amount to socialism. He compares liberal reforms and Socialist party aims with constitutional freedoms, urging letters from readers to the Western Newspaper Union in Washington D C.
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Congress
Washington
Socialist Party
Socialist ‘Party
Walter A." Shead
Care Western
Union
Ee Press
Washington, D.C
Seafaring Sandbox Delights Kiddies for Backyard Fun
HUBRE offers an easy to build barge boat sandbox that doubles as a wading pool. Simple construction needs only a hammer and saw. Includes complete step by step directions full size patterns and painting guides. Lumber stock sizes available locally. Send 35 cents for Barge Boat Pattern No 7% to East Bird Pattern Company Pleasantville NY.
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HUBRE
East Bird Pattern Company
N. Y
First Burglar and the Millionaire Nonsense
A battered dialogue about a burglar and a millionaire prompts a humorous quip. In North Africa a rough Yankee sergeant marches German prisoners to the rear. A German officer laments, thinking Rommel’s storm troops are present. The sergeant retorts he’s from Kansas where cyclones rise.
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Rommel
Kansas
Wifey and Husband Clash Over Jack Davis Encounter
A quarrel unfolds as a wife and husband discuss Jack Davis in downtown. The wife insults the man as conceited and brainless, while the husband notes he did not speak and questions equality.
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Jack Davis
After the War Walkie Talkie Keeps Families Close
A wartime invention allowed constant contact with homefolks through walkie talkies. The piece notes how delays or failures to answer quickly would require explanations to loved ones, reflecting the home front anxieties of the era.
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