Mystery TVA Crisis In Roosevelt Era Washington
The Tennessee Valley Authority faces potential cuts as the House Appropriations Committee weighs 1936 funding from 42 million to 30 million. McCarl questions TVA expenditures and bidding rules while TVA directors claim independence from red tape. Roosevelt aims to use TVA as a broad power and development project.
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Washington
NRA
Roosevelt
Tennessee Valley Authority
McCarl
House Appropriations Committee
TVA
Senate
Tva-Ites
Congress
Smithsonian Museum
Morgan
Political fund crisis clouds Roosevelt era politics
The piece notes Democratic and Republican cash woes as Fund-raising lags and headquarters strain under new money-collector W Forbes Morgan. It says Roosevelt programs attract farmer and worker support but may miss big-money backers, while steel sector talks wage and price stability amid soft orders and potential price-war risks.
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Jesse Jones
RFC
Mr. Jones
W. Forbes Morgan
Fletcher
Washington
GOP
Roosevelt
Railroads Restore Standing Amid Modern Transport Shifts
Rail road week highlights the comeback of rail transport in the U S as officials and workers argue for regulated competition with motor vehicles. Despite truck and bus growth, rail travel remains the safest most comfortable and possibly least expensive transport option.
Prophets' Stumbling Block on New Deal Forecasts
The piece argues forecasting post Supreme Court actions amid inflation fears and NRA collapse is extremely difficult. It weighs inflation deflation risks, postwar wage and price shifts, and unintended consequences of political decisions on the economy and society. It also critiques President Roosevelt’s NRA judgment as potentially outdated in light of modern conditions.
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Jim Farley
Supreme Court
NRA
LafFollettes
Olson
Minnesota
CaGuardia
New York
Farley
Kingfish
Gov
Talmadge
Georgia
Clark Howell
Angus
Nervous Indigestion and Thorough Medical Exams
Dr. Frank McCoy explains nervous indigestion often stems from emotional causes with physical contributors such as diet and inactivity. He urges comprehensive exams including X rays, fluoroscopy, gastric analysis, gall bladder check, blood tests, eye and dental exams to distinguish nervous from organic issues and to reassure patients. A two day exam is advised and readers may request the new article by mail with a envelope and ten cents.
Fingernail growth concerns and bowel health advice
Mrs W writes about a fingernail torn off and how to aid regrowth with nutrition and medical check for bone injury. A second reader asks about constipation and colitis. doctor recommends avoiding strong laxatives, using enemas to relieve inflammation, and stopping self medication to prevent ecitis.
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Harold S
Radio schedule highlights from West Point parades to Shriners
Radio programs across NBC and CBS networks feature West Point graduation parade coverage from 5 to 4:30 PM with President Roosevelt address planned for Wednesday. Washington Shriners convention opening at 1 PM. 1935 banking bill analysis by Dr. Neil Carothers at 5 PM. Notable figures include Chesterton, MIT president Karl Compton, Derek Patmore, Gianini Speech Contest winner, and Wayne King to Bing Crosby entertainment slots.
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William McGaffin
New York
West Point
Washington
Wjznbc
United States Military Academy
Roosevelt
Shriners
D. C
Cummings
Neil Carothers
Lehigh University
Business School
Weaf-Nbc
Henry W. Toll
Hubert R. Gallagher
American Legislators Association
Gilbert K. Chesterton
Wabc-Cbs
Karl T. Compton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Consumers Committee
Woman's Radio Review
Derek Patmore
WEAF
NBC
Gianini
Eva Le Gallienne and Katharine Cornell in Troubled Season
Eva Le Gallienne endured a strenuously varied season from L Aiglon to a Broadway one act sketch, drawing praise for Napolean’s son role but hard crowds at Capitol Theater. Katharine Cornell faced missteps after quitting Romeo and Juliet, replacing it with Elizabeth Barrett and Flowers of the Forest, failing to sustain audience demand.
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New York
Eva le Gallienne
L’aiglon
Napoleon
Middle West
East
Brooklyn
Weston
Conn
Broadway
Capitol Theater
Seal
George Jessel
Gertrude Nieson
Miss le Gallienne
Katharine Cornell
Martin Beck
Barretts
Wimpole Street
Miss Cornell
Juliet
Elizabeth Barrett
John van Druten
Amateur hour for chorus girls to bow on WJZ NBC
Broadway producer Nils T. Granlund known as N T G plans an amateur hour for professional chorus girls on WJZ NBC Monday nights at 6 starting July 8. The event aims to give performers who never appeared on the air a chance beyond their dance routines. Guy Lombardo is back in town for a new CBS series and Burns and Allen are expected back in July.
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Nils T. Granlund
John D Rockefeller to Leave for East Soon
John D Rockefeller Sr plans to depart his summer home for the East within ten days as trunks are shipped from his Ormond Beach estate. The note follows reports of his improved health since last fall. Forest fires in the nation during 1930 cost about $180000 per day.
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Ormond Beach
Fla
John D. Rockefeller
Dear Dorothy Dix on Mothers and Daughters in Law
Dorothy Dix discusses the balance of duty between married daughters and their mothers. She warns against maternal jealousy and tyranny, urges daughters to prioritize husbands and children, and suggests mothers risk losing influence if they wreck their children's peace.
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Miss Dix
J. C
Dorothy DIX
Public Ledger, Inc
Tugwell warns of impending strife after NRA ruling
Dr Rexford Tugwell undersecretary of agriculture in the Roosevelt administration warns in a University of New Mexico talk that the nation faces internal strife and lacks national reconstruction options after the Supreme Court NRA decision. He argues national questions need national solutions amid economic collapse. Mrs H L Turner becomes Chatter Box Club president with officers Mrs P D Gross Jr and Mrs Aron Hart secretary-treasurer.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Supreme Court
NRA
Rexford G. Tugwell
Roosevelt
University of New Mexico
H. L. Turner
Chatter Box Club
P. D. Gross, Jr
Aron Hart
Around the Clock KGNC Tuesday Radio Schedule
The listing details KGNC fare from 6:15 AM to 2:30 PM on Tuesday with farm hour, musical clocks, news segments, family features, voices, parades, market reports, Home Economist Jane Walker, Colonial Orchestra, Ozzie Nelson, and various program blocks including Luncheon Musicals and broadcast acts.
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Oes
Jane Walker
Home Economist
The
Colonial Orchestra
Art Gilham
Ozzie Nelson
Merit
Frigidaire Quartet
Levine
Louis H. Smith, Jr
Cal Farley
Lou Childre
Betsy
Larry and
Lillian
Vincent Yorks
Broadcast Schedule for KGNC Transmitter Studio Night
A listed grid of music programs and sports segments from 2:30 PM to 11:00 PM includes piano duos Blatz Baseball Broad cast Harlem Echoes Argentine Rhythms Pop Concert and more with names like Varlena Stringer Mario Morelli's Music and Ford presents Fred Waring and his Pennsylvanians.
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Blatz
Harlem Echoes
KGNC
Varlena Stringer
Studio Grand
Mario Morelli
American Legion
Dick Carol
Bell Musical Tailors
Ford
Fred Waring
Harold Johnstone
Merle Mack
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John
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