Inflation and league ties stir Washington policy debate
A Washington commentary argues Roosevelt aimed to dominate European talks with inflation policy, using open market moves to keep the dollar weak abroad while courting London tariff concessions. It notes Hull’s League of Nations exchange and rail reorganization tensions amid labor clauses and RFC power shaping future railroad finance.
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Ripples in the Grant Plan Prompt More Scrutiny
The article notes persistent loyalty to the Roosevelt program among critics who deny wrong doing and expect Roosevelt to falter. Lamont faces uncomfortable moments as Pecora plans questions on Japanese and Argentine bonds. Questions arise about collateral inspection amid ongoing cooperation.
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New Deal for Business Promises Recovery for Firms
Economist Theodore M. Knappen argues Roosevelt's early and pending legislation amount to a comprehensive relief program for business. Measures include the farm relief act, mortgage refinancing, banking reform, unemployment relief aid, public works, and vast job programs. The plan aims to restore price balance and expand purchasing power, yielding broad business benefits.
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New York Letter on Summer Sky-Lounges and Celeb Dining
New York letters describe rooftop gardens and night club scenes at major hotels above midtown and Brooklyn with Jimmy Durante and celebrities. Dinners at the Colony Restaurant showcase elite tastes with William Vanderbilt, Bernard Baruch, Lillian Gish, and others noted for preferred dishes.
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Health column offers weekly menu by Dr Frank McCoy
The page presents a 1933 weekly meal plan including Sunday to Saturday menus with breakfast lunch and dinner options such as French Omelet Baked Rabbit Salisbury Steak and broiled steak and a complete Avocado Salad recipe. It includes specific dishes and fruit and dairy pairings for each day.
Medical Q A on appendicitis and health tips
Mortimer F asks about ice treatment for threatened appendicitis and is advised to use hot abdominal applications instead. Flaxseed meal as a cereal is recommended only when mixed with other breakfast foods. Grace B notes hand vein prominence may reflect arterial issues or overall circulation and not a local fix.
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Modern Etiquette Tips From Roberta Lee
A column presents answers on public manners. It covers whether a man may rest an arm across a woman’s chair, how titled persons should be introduced, and the appropriate size of luncheon napkins.
Grammar questions and vocabulary quiz keys
Answers cover corrections for a sentence about hearing a speaker and pronunciation guidance. The corrected sentence omits unnecessary words or uses could not hear what was said. Clemency is pronounced klem en si with first e as in men and second e unstressed. Indispensable is the misspelled word. Supplicate means to ask earnestly and humbly. The word beginning with nu is nucleus, the center around which matter gathers.
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Buck Rogers Defiance On Jupiter Plain
A lone wolf with Buck Rogers as master faces a fatal circle of fearsome pack on a desolate Jupiter plain. The scene heightens tension as danger closes in around the hero and his companion.
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Dorothy Dix on Keeping Youth Through Busy Minds
Dorothy Dix argues that true youth comes from staying busy and mentally flexible rather than chasing a flawless exterior. She urges women to pursue active work, maintain open minds, and cultivate a calm, affectionate disposition to age gracefully.
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Darling Fool of Monica O'Dare in Selvedere Town
Monnie, a poor shop girl supporting her mother and siblings, rekindles romance with Dan Cardigan while aiding her brother Bill amid a local robbery scandal. Angie Gillen helps clear Bills name as Monnie learns Angie plans to marry Bill after divorce. Dan returns from Chicago, confessing he missed Monnie as town life stirs.
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