Pan-American Road funding faces congressional defeat
The deficiency and emergency relief bill includes a $5,000,000 State Department project championed by Sumner Welles to buy American machinery for the Pan American road from Texas to Panama. Edwin C. Wilson defended it at a closed House hearing, but it likely faces removal.
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Congress
State Department
Sumner Welles
Texas
Panama
Edwin C. Wilson
House Appropriations Committee
Newspaper chain prints area dispatches across the Panhandle region
Morning and evening papers publish a broad dispatch covering the Panhandle and adjacent regions from Denver Dallas Fort Worth Oklahoma City with hours in advance for readers. Other papers carry full dispatches as part of a country wide news network.
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Panhandle
Getene
Ve Wee Wessoo
Colorado
Oklahoma
Denver
Dallas, Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Amarillo Daily News
Amarillo Globe
News Globe
Associated Press
Enka
News-Globe
Ene Ena SC
Audii Bureau OF Circulations
National whirlgig in Washington stalls key Roosevelt measures
Democratic leaders wake to a delayed tariff debate and party disarray as Republicans use a concealed filibuster to stall the tariff bill and Wagner Industrial Adjustment plan. Home building and road programs face delays amid internal committee doubts and Hopkins publicity push.
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Washington
Senate
GO. P
Roosevelt
Hopkins
Birth Of Cognocracy by Phil Nowlan and Lt Dick Calkins
A new comic features Phil Nowlan and Lt Dick Calkins introducing Cognocracy, a futuristic project blending science and leadership. The pair explore governance themes with a science fiction backdrop and recurring team dynamics.
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Phil Nowlan
Lieut
Dick Calkins
Move to Consolidate Schools Urged by U S Official
W Deffenbaugh chief of the Division of the American Schools System at the U S Office of Education argues for consolidating many of the 127000 districts and 423000 school board members to improve efficiency and equity. He notes small districts with under a dozen pupils per school are common and hinder progress.
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United States
W. Deffenbaugh
Division of the American Schools System
U. S
Deffenbaugh
Official Journal
American Legislators’ Association
Lilliputian
No Frontiersmen Lament Across Panhandle Musings
A Panhandle editor questions the extinction of frontier spirits while noting enduring drive to explore and conquer new realms. The piece contrasts old bravado with modern quests in science, industry, and education as a Wheaton Pa school strike leads to teacher firings.
Tuberculosis Causes and Preventive Advice
The article explains tuberculosis as a sub-acute disease with milary tubercles, outlines how resistance and secondary infections affect progress, and cautions against overrest and personal habits that drain energy. It advises readers to seek guidance via correspondence for tuberculosis crisis information.
Martin Seeks Young Men's Club Amid Public Interest
After numerous inquiries wavered, organizers turn to recruit a young men's club. The campaign emphasizes civic engagement and community service with potential candidates urged to apply.
Answers to Questions on Sun Bathing and Dietic Crisis
The text presents Q and A style guidance on sunbathing to avoid burns and on a dietic crisis from dietary changes. It includes instructions to request an article via mail and explains how toxins are eliminated as the body becomes more alkaline during dietary shifts.
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Glorian
D. PD
A New Yorker At Large by Mark Barron in New York
The columnist, in a sultry June New York frame, visits Prof W A Madigan’s cool Gotham cellar classroom to explore fermentations and liqueurs from creme de moka to ros es and violets. He notes stage stars thrifty in private life and mentions Florida Negro farmers planning a Century of Progress exhibit in Chicago next summer.
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New York
W. A. Madigan
Gotham
Barcelona
France
Florida
Chicago
Dorothy Dix on avoiding divorce through careful marriage choices
Dorothy Dix argues that prevention starts with selecting the right husband and building a stable, mutually satisfying life. She warns against youthful romance, urges delayed marriage, careful budgeting, homemaking, and consistent affection to avoid desertion, fights, and alimony.
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Dorothy DIX
Public Ledger, Inc
Hildegarde Arrives as Kevin’s Secret Sparks Rumor in New York
Pippin clings to Kevin’s promised love while rumors of Hildegarde’s New York arrival swirl through Kathleen’s circle. Kevin’s letters grow brief as Pippin wrestles with trust, jealousy, and a mounting ache for a truth she won’t admit.
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Pippin
Hildegarde Kamla
New York
Kathleen
America
Kevin
Bob Nolan
Bob
Mar- Hildegarde
Kildegarde
Jane Carew
Hildegarde
Jim Crosby
St. Francis
Nolan
Boston
Janina
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National Emergency Council
Librarian of Congress
FDR
House
Clarence Darrow
Hmiugh Johnson
Drouth
Harry Hopkins
Wes
BIG
J.B Nunn
News-Globe Publishing Company
Sixth and
Fillmore Streets
Gene A. Zowe
Wilbur G. Hawk
Amarillo
Exas
Mexico
Oess ii Reed
the Daily News
McNary
Pat Harrison
White House
Henry B. Steagall
House Banking and Currency Committee
Capitol Hill
Frank Walker
Morton Bodfish
United States Building & Loan League
Pennsylvania Avenue
Bodfish
Public Works Administration
PWA
Buck Rogers
A. D
HE Savage
Doctor Jonda
Pmamy
Darks
Cora WE
Earth
Office of Education
North Carolina
Virginia
Louisiana
Maryland
West Virginia
Mississippi
Tems
Wheaton
McCoy
ABF Martin
John F. Dille
Meddler
Reveler
Celler
NEW Yorker
By Mark Barron
Milton
Chickie
Elenore Meherin
King Feature Syndicate Inc
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