New Deal Council Quietly Publishes Held Company Bill Context
President Roosevelt's Business Planning and Advisory Council, after threatening resignations, issued part of its survey on the holding company bill with White House help. The group remains open to liaison with the administration, while avoiding further releases unless the President signals. The May mood notes Roosevelt's skill in soothing tensions.
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Roper
White House
Congress
Council
FDR
President's constitutional move reshapes amendment debate
Insiders credit the President with a tactical handling of the constitutional amendment issue. By picking up and then dropping it, he frames the debate and signals openness to popular sentiment while avoiding commitment if it stalls. Public reaction from women voters appears strongly against rushing amendment plans.
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Nolte
Huey Long
Father Coughlin
Supreme Court
White House
Roosevelt
Vigilance urged after Wheeler retreat on holding bill
Utility leaders hailed Wheeler's concessions but New Yorkers remain wary of softening amendments. Vigilance is needed to avoid being played for suckers as ongoing threats linger in the holding company bill.
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Wheeler
Cotton Farmers Delay as NRA Decision Sparks Doubt
Watt reports New York cotton circles reacting to the NRA ruling with private doubt about the Bankhead Act. If doubt endures, crop loans on 12 cent basis may end, forcing cautious lending at lower rates per pound and delaying next year's plans for farmers.
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Watt
New York
NRA
Rising corporate financing boosts wage stability prospects
Cheaper corporate financing, aided by refunding conditions, helps offset pre NRA wage costs and reduces pressure for pay cuts. It also widens profit margins at current prices, easing need for price slashes. Workers in many factories owe Joe Kennedy thanks for wage maintenance prospects.
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Joe Kennedy
Senator Clint Small: Panhandle reformer with deep Texas record
veteran Austin editor Raymond Brooks lauds Senator Clint Small in West Texas Today for a seven year legislative career. Brooks highlights Small's land title bills, highway bond reforms, oil and gas conservation, prison administration, relief financing, and major measures shaping Texas policy and West Texas land titles.
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Panhandle
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Moody
Sterling
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James V. Allfred
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Supreme Court
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R. M. Hubbard
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Educational costs and reform urged by Philadelphia schools chief
Dr. Edwin C. Broome tells the National Society of New England that a country-wide movement seeks to discredit the school system by blaming it for high government costs. He argues taxpayers get more for their money in education and urges cutting wasteful political control and eliminating graft to reduce taxes while maintaining quality schooling.
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Edwin C. Broome
Philadelphia
National Society of New England
Government relief spending and dependency rise concern
The article notes the current relief outlays cannot continue at the present pace as about one in five Americans relies on government support. It cites roughly 20 to 25 million people receiving food clothing and shelter aid from the U. S. Treasury.
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UT. & Treasury
Chronic Rhinitis and Nasal Catarrh Explained
Medical overview of chronic rhinitis describing causes symptoms and progression. Notes on hypertrophic and atrophic forms, complications like sinus trouble and polyps, and treatment approaches including diet sun exposure and nasal therapies. Encourages readers to request further articles by mail.
Liver location and support in the abdomen
Question from Q U asks why canned asparagus may disagree with a person. The answer notes no reason for canned asparagus issues and suggests an idiosyncrasy. A second inquiry locates the liver in the upper abdomen beneath the diaphragm, mostly on the right, supported by ligaments and neighboring organs, with the gall bladder attached to its underside.
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L. WU
Maxie Braddock Title Fight To Be Broadcast From MSG Garden
New York June 12 Maxie Baer meets Jimmy Braddock in Madison Square Garden Long Island City for a boxing title defense airing 8 PM over NBC WJZ WEAF with Graham McNamee and Ford Bond. Buddy Baer appears on Rudy Vallee show at 6 then heads to the fight.
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William McGaffin
New York
Baerish
Maxie
Jimmy Braddock
Madison Square Garden Bowl
Long Island City
WEAF
Graham McNamee
Ford Bond
Max
Buddy
Rudy Vallee
Broadcasts Mix Military Music and Local Celebrations on WJZ and NBC
A schedule of radio programs lists martial music from Aldershot on WJZ NBC at 2 40 tomorrow afternoon. Asheville honors the rhododendron with a ball over WJZ NBC at 10. Mrs Florence P Kahn speaks on the U S baby band drive at 1 15 over WABC CBS. Greenwich High glee club sings over WEAP NBC at 2 45. The Pennsylvanians perform in Fred Waring’s birthday tribute on WABC CBS at 7 30. Kate Smith hosts a Wallkill prison musical program on WABC CBS at 5 PM. Dr J Eastman Sheehan speaks as Academy of Medicine lecturer on WABC CBS.
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New York Gossip From James Reston
A New Yorker At Large reports on Clark Gable’s memory per Billie Burke, Ed Wynn’s yacht summer plans, Dennis King leaving Pee Town for a coast production, Stuart Chase’s tan, Rockefeller money issues, Max Gordon replacing The Great Waltz, Ethel Merman leaving Anything Goes for Cantor’s film, and Barbara Hutton residing at 1020 Fifth Avenue.
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Ed Wynn
Dennis King
Stuart Chase
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Barbara Hutton
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Theatre and film notes on Cohan revival and upcoming works
The piece lists Edith Barrett Beverly Bayne Nedda Marrigan Selena Royale and Alice MacKenzie as ushers for Seven Keys to Baldpate at the National. It notes Man of Aran remains in town, a book about its making exists, Anything Goes could fetch 85000 for film rights, Petrified Forest set a high price with 115000 offer refused, and George White Scandals heads to Broadway in July with Barrymore potentially reviving Hamlet next season.
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George M. Cohan
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Edith Barrett
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Nedda Marrigan
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Alice MacKenzie
Robert Sherwood
George White
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Hamlet
New York
Poetry Auction Draws Manhattan Crowds in Village Garden
In Greenwich Village at the Vagabond club on South Seventh Avenue a yearly poetry auction draws over 150 attendees. Don Terry presents the first poet who reads a sold poem, with bids ranging from 10 cents to five dollars for the original manuscript, eliciting strong emotion.
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Greenwich Village
Vagabond Club
South Seventh Avenue
Don Terry
Radio Schedule Highlights For WEAF WABC WJZ Airwaves
A listing of programs across WEAF NBC and WABC CBS and WJZ NBC includes 2-Woman’s Radio Review at 2:30, Dorsey Bros. orchestra, Show boat, Jesse Crawford, National Radio Forum, and similar evening segments. WABC features Congress questions and musical acts like Frank Dailey and Ted Dickenson orchestra. WJZ presents pastoral concert Ranch Boys trio Cyril Pitts tenor Harold Stern orchestra and dancing in the Twin Cities.
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Muzzy
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Showboat
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National Radio Forum
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Stoopnagle
Budd
Just Entertainment
Walter O'Keefe
Frank Dailey
Ted Dickenson
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Hendrick van Loon
Ranch Boys
Cyril Pitts
Harold Stern
Twin Cities
Rollickeers Debut on WABC CBS Tomorrow Lights On
The Rollickeers, a new St Louis variety program, debuts on WABC CBS tomorrow at :30 FM. Al Jolson will return to Hollywood continuing Chateau programs from there after Saturday night’s broadcast. H V Kaltenborn CBS commentator will be heard in three broadcasts in July during his summer Europe tour. Stones of history dramatic series about buildings returns to WJZ NBC from 8 30 to 9 starting June 23.
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Ire cream cones can hold salads or desserts
An item description notes cream cones repurposed for serving salads or desserts to create a festive atmosphere.
Dorothy Dix Advises on Marriage Communication
In a reader question Dorothy Dix suggests the wife improve her own conversational range by studying politics and current events to become a more engaging companion for her husband. She warns against solely seeking personal attention and advises staying informed.
Genius Advice On Marriage And Sex Appeal
You fret over your husband being close to your father, but jealousy of family ties is common and often unfounded. The columnist urges acceptance that spouses need varied associations and warns against possessiveness that ruins relationships. A reader, 19, asks why she lacks sex appeal and dating success, noting there is no sure fix for attracting men.
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Dad
Women Seek Their Own Company Says Society Note
A social observation notes that women, even when devoted to husbands, tire of solely male company. It argues women crave conversation with other women about daily topics, domestic concerns, shopping tips, servants, family gossip, and relationship news.
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Jones
Smith
No easy path for wives and husbands in social duties
The passage argues that many wives underestimate their husbands need for companionship with male peers. It suggests men sometimes seek male camaraderie and space away from domestic duties without being disloyal to their wives.
What Makes a Marriage Last Beyond Courtship Illusions
Dorothy Dix advises that after marriage men and women have different tastes and conversations. A husband may prefer his father as a companion, and a formerly pursued woman can trigger interest by quitting pursuit. She cautions against childlike romance at age ten and urges focusing on age-appropriate thoughts rather than early romance.
Pretty and Plain Girls Charm and the Fairy Gift Motif
The passage contrasts pretty girls with plain ones, noting popularity depends on a magical gift from a Fairy Godmother rather than actions. It highlights various girl archetypes and suggests charm hinges on an elusive latent quality rather than behavior or effort.
Advice to Girl on IT and Focused Interests
A columnist urges a girl lacking IT to stop chasing men and weariness in vain. She should center her life on other interests and activities, noting many worldly pursuits exist beyond boys and social events.
New Mexico Governor Claims Panhandle as Sunshine State
Gov Clyde Tingley writes to Wilbur Hawk praising Amarillo visit by Young Democrats and seeks annexation of the Texas Panhandle to New Mexico. He thanks Amarillo citizens and invites them to join the Sunshine State, noting Hawk as his aide-de-camp liaison.
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Tingley
Texas Panhandle
Sunshine
Wilbur
Hawk
Amarillo
Young Democrats
Panhandle
New Mexico
New Mexico Panhandle
Sunshine State
Mr. Hawk
Slayer watched in Dallas jail after theft of saws
Dallas June 12. Clinton Palmer is kept under careful watch at Dallas County jail while awaiting an appeal decision on his 99 year sentence for the slaying of Dillard Garrett in Hopkins County. Six steel saws were found on him during a prior jail search. Palmer admitted killing two Utah sheepmen after his Hopkins County arrest, but Texas officials declined to surrender him to Utah.
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Dallas County
Clinton Palmer
Dillard Garrett
Hopkins County
Greenville
Palmer
Utah
Texas
High Voltage Shock Revival Observed In Inquest Note
A historical report notes that individuals apparently killed by a low voltage electric shock may be revived by a subsequent higher voltage electric shock. The observation hints at potential revival methods.
Officials Leave State in Record Number for a Party
A large group of officials departed the state under one party banner setting an unprecedented exodus. The departure involved top administrators and lawmakers traveling together, signaling a coordinated political move. Local observers called it a dramatic shift in state leadership dynamics.
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