Seizure Moves Into The Courts The Medieval Government
A contested seizure of Montgomery Ward Company property prompts legal battle over wartime government powers. The dispute centers on union maintenance of membership and the right of the War Labor Board to impose terms without a clear statutory backing. Court actions will reveal political and constitutional significance as arguments address labor, employer rights, and federal authority.
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Montgomery
Ward
Cleveland
Tas
Ihe Union
Ggainsthe Comppany
Geound
WLB
Judicil
Mualtitefhance
Sso
Alse
Chicago
Union
Franeis Biddle
Tithomer House
Eery Tosi
National income reaches new high but method questioned
The article notes a record nationwide income of about 148 billion dollars last year, yet warns that measuring prosperity by salaries and wages distorts the truth. It critiques the standard method used by the Commerce Department and highlights unequal shares benefiting higher earners while many workers see minimal gains.
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Wnwa
Commoeree Department
Mowrelliis
Tlw HH
Armed Services
Ain
Mail For Those In Service Or At Home Request Letters
A plea urges readers to write to service members abroad and their families. The note emphasizes the emotional need for letters, aiming to ease loneliness and maintain morale among those separated by duty. Demand for timely correspondence is highlighted as a meaningful support.
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Kluliess
Old Men and New Deal Echoes Debate Supreme Court Role
A fragmented, hard to parse excerpt discusses old age in politics, references to the New Deal, and Supreme Court power. It mentions figures labeled as Secretary of State and President, with scattered remarks on war, governance, and cultural outputs like art and literature. The garbled text hints at tensions between generations and state authority.
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Ceitioins
Supreme Coulee
Uw Woans
Elickiwus
Vely Gheceria Metin
Pennsylvania
Sergey
Iehes
Binty-Lo
Lini
Biapsel
Ls Pd
Tenvagen
CIO
Eric Johnston
1. S
Chamber of Amerce
U.S
National
Agsne Eilation
MianiGieturery
American Association of Railway Executives
Secrearies
War and Navy
Marshall
King
Maritime Commission
Daind
Warren. Austin
Stimson
Ryoxted
Stinson
Roosevelt
Austin
Commerar
Chamber
Johnston
Admiral King
Lasad
War and Navy Department
England
Liverpool
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Washington Merry-Go-Round recounts Tydings Roosevelt ties
The column notes Maryland politics as Senator Tydings defends his record and closeness to the President while Democrats and Republicans debate FDR’s chances for a fourth term. It covers a Baltimore rally, wartime policy debates, and remarks from Chip Roberts and national figures. The piece also mentions a Red Cross Indoors program for POWs in Europe.
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Washington
Maryland
Millad Tydings
Baltimore
Roosevelt
FDR
Carther
Maryse Tana
Tedings
Willis Jones
Tedder
Tyeings
Thorse
Fle
White House
Tydings
Tredings
Pearl Harbor
Veeara
Sveryone
Chip
Beagen
Supreme Court
Angsevelt
Stimson
Knox
War Suimson
Lavy Knox
Your Birthday By Stella Your Birthday By Stella
Born today you show strong determination and will defy opposition to succeed, turning out to be right often. You are practical yet intuitive, generous to those who align with you, but may deem others misguided. Use your psychic powers to balance two natures for success and steady comfort, even if wealth is not vast.
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Daily Guide
Taurus
Gemini
VIRGO
Aquarius
Lfe
Pisces
ARIES
Jomianitie
Wakeman Fay Martin Nuptials At St Marys Wakeman
A royal tone wedding united Margaret Fay daughter of Mr and Mrs Ph Pay Wakeman with Robert M Martin son of Mrs atherme Burke Martin Coline at St Marys Wakeman on Saturday April 15. Officiating was Rev Father Albert Bishop of Fort Wayne. Local and out of town guests attended including the Burkes of Chirksburg and To led o. News about visitors births and community notices follow.
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St. Mary's Church
Margaret Fay
Ph. Pay
Robert M. Martin
Atherme Burke
Martin
Coline
Albert Bishop
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Hugh Burke
Myre
Anstone
Dighter Margaret
Chirksburg
Wy Wa
Conry
Julia Fay
Toledo
Hughes
Hawaiian Islands
Thoms Conery
F. B. Eastman
New York City
Richard
Richard Conley
Paul Conley
Jack Giles
Kenneth Waldraw
Atiirst
Gershon Klein
Waldron
Karl Langendorfer
Kenneth Ross
C. S. Clark
Ohio North Central Association
Mourneville
North Monqueville
Rev. King of
Oberlin
Wis
Wakeman Grange May Meeting and Wedded Honors
Wakeman Grange will meet May 2 with speaker Walter Zinck addressing juvenile delinquency. A party honored the newlyweds Mr and Mrs Elbert French. Florence church Friendship class met April 17 at Nelson Green’s home. Talon Guild planning 4 mother-daughter banquet in May and a galloping breakfast with date to be announced. Delays from the blast furnace in Ab o Finland have slowed iron and steel deliveries to Sweden.
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Wakeman Grange
Walter Zinck
Howly
Elbert French
Florence
Nelson Green
Talon
Congre
Abo
Finland
Sweden
Faith and security in adversity from gospel and war tales
The sermon argues that faithful Christians are not shielded from illness or disaster but are held by God. It cites Matthew 10:28 and Psalm 21 to affirm that God guards souls beyond mortality. A Southbridge family notes six sons in the Army, with Albert, Cloy, Leon, Roland overseas and Norman a corporal. Gerard newly inducted.
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God
Christ
Winself
Southbridge
Mass
Albert
Cloyis
England
Leon
North Africa
Roland
Thaly
Norman
Gerard
New Family Policy Pays Cash for Hospital Bills
Northern Mutual Casualty Co introduces a low cost family policy that covers hospitalization for sickness accident and childbirth for the entire family. The plan promises cash payments toward hospital expenses under a new family insurance concept.
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Northern Mutual Casualty Co
Northern Mutual hospital protection plan described
A liberal hospital protection policy promises cash for room and board up to forty five days per family member per year, cash for hospital extra charges including operating room, X rays, anesthetic, medicines and ambulance service, and cash to help pay surgeon fees. It touts numerous other benefits as part of the plan.
No Medical Examination Insurance Offer
The text promotes a life insurance policy that requires no medical examination. It states all immediate family members up to age 63 are covered under a single plan with one monthly premium. For the average family the premium is described as only a few cents per day.
37 Year Old Company Markets Hospital Expense Policy
A 37 year old company promotes a hospital expense policy for Middle East residents. The plan pays cash for hospital costs whether disability occurs at home or at work and has no hospital restrictions. The insured receives a card proving financial responsibility and may choose any hospital in the United States or Canada.
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U. S
Canada
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