NRA Chief Johnson Under Fire From All Sides In Roosevelt Era
A Washington dispatch surveys General Hugh S. Johnson as the NRA’s chief target of criticism from business leaders and labor factions. It notes the administration’s support amid attacks, Johnson’s clashes over wage and hour policies, the auto strike threat, coal miners’ seven hour day demand, and his temporary political missteps and recovery efforts. It cites Roosevelt’s vacation order and Johnson’s defense of strong language while negotiating steel.
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New York Steel Conflict Sees Green’s Strategy Averting Strike
William Green faced a high-stakes moment as steel unions and Amalgamated workers weighed action. Greens leadership and delayed strike talks shifted leverage, with steel magnates gaining public relations advantage. Government neutrality and company readiness shaped the outcome.
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The Governor's Race Loyalty to Canyon Highlighted
The Canyon News urges support for the governor candidate seen as a loyal ally to Canyon. It calls out opposing candidates who use Randall County to gain votes and recalls Canyon's past indulgence in locating the local college. Canyon seeks a friend in the legislature who will stand by the college next year.
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Congress Passes Housing Bill and Other Measures
In a frantic closing session, Congress enacted the housing bill while blocking the Ickes oil control bill. The Dill labor bill passed, the Wagner bill rose in strength temporarily, and the Frazier farm moratorium was rushed through with independents steering. The Roosevelt administration faces AAA authority doubts as vacation nears.
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Wallace
AAA
Roosevelts
Relief funds skewed to cities, auditors find bias
State auditors report three month relief disbursed at $1.08 per capita statewide. Seven large cities with 26 percent of population received 52 percent of funds, with Amarillo excluded and Waco included. Panhandle relief needs ignored as populous centers hog the bulk.
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Apoplexy Aims and Aftercare Steps From Dr McCoy
Dr McCoy explains apoplexy origins and forms, noting vascular rupture as most common. He lists signs for different types, emphasizes danger in early days, and offers first aid like head elevation, loosened clothing, neck cooling, leg warming, and gradual movement. A grapefruit juice fast is urged to lower blood pressure and aid clot dissolution, with cautious postattack diet and gradual activity.
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Hippocrates
Little Ships With Big Stories From New York Harbor
A New Yorker At Large recalls ship life in New York, recounting small freighters and tramp steamers with tales of crew strife, a Bahama barrel drop, and a bewitching trading schooner from the African coast. He notes rare vessels that slip ashore with electrifying front page force.
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Jersey
Erie Basin
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Eddie
Love and biscuits sparkles in ABE MARTIN quip
ABE MARTIN recalls a girl eager to marry for biscuits while Lafe Bud jokes that love may be blind but it spots all the flaws. The humorous quip reflects small town wit.
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John F. Dille
Medical Q A on right side pain and endive nutrition
Reader B C asks about dull right side pain under ribs and possible gall stones or appendicitis guidance. G T requests the food value of endive and chicory noting high calcium iron and phosphorus content similar to lettuce.
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Grammar slips and regional tomato shipment figures
Questions cover grammar and pronunciation with answers for subject verb agreement and pronouncing Arabic. The quiz notes a misspelled word roulette and defines perilous and zealous. The article adds a regional fact that Jacksonville Texas ships about 4000 carloads of tomatoes annually, grown there for almost five decades.
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Jacksonville
Tex
Dorothy Dix Says Take Your Husband for Granted
Dorothy Dix argues that a husband who provides and stays loyal is paying his wife the highest compliment. She warns romance fades after marriage and urges couples to trust and “take their oneness for granted” to keep a happy home.
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Grante
Boo-Hoo
Chasen
Dale Returns to Tease and Woo Pip by the Lake
Pippin and Dale rekindle a tense romance with playful affection and unease. He sketches her and her family, lectures on art, and plans to paint her image while she worries about loving him. The Tahoe dance marks a tense, momentous summer pivot.
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Dale
Henri Gaudier
Kate Stone
Gaudier
Kate
Cadee
Irene
Tahoe
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