National Banking and Roosevelt Aides Face July Stock Deadline
Treasury officials warn that banks must buy FDIC stock by July 1 or face penalties and possible closures. Roosevelts A T T and banking bill debates shape policy, with pressure from bankers and a looming June 17 deadline.
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Roosevelt foes clash over tax battle and Tammany power
The piece portrays President Roosevelt threatening a showdown with the money power and Tammany Hall. It highlights anti Roosevelt sentiment in the South, tax on inheritances, and the pushback from Congress Democrats. It notes the behind the scenes alliance between Tammany Hall and wealthy bankers and utilities in New York.
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Wisconsin Cheese Law Sparks Fun Theories
A new Wisconsin law signed by Governor LaFollette requires a cheese purchase with meals costing more than 25 cents to spur dairy consumption. The article quips about absurd legislative overreach and imagines similar bills in Texas.
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Congress Might Use Ratifying Conventions for Amendments
The article discusses proposals to amend the Constitution to tax securities and regulate industry, with Senate and House members backing. It explains ratification methods, noting state legislatures traditionally used and conventions used for Prohibition repeal. Palmer suggests Congress could set time and method for ratifying conventions to speed action.
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Between Two Fires in Omaha Street Car Strike
A historic Omaha street car strike shows how innocent bystanders suffer as management and workers clash. Disorder ensues, police and National Guard intervene, streetcar service halts, and the public is left to walk to work while power struggles unfold.
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Worry less and manage money with simple affirmations
A health column urges reducing worry about finances and family by honest self‑inventory and simple money changes. It promotes affirmations at night, moderate living, and daily routines to foster calm, diet, exercise, and mental attitude for better health.
Answers on Hernia Support and Exercises
A reader asks about a husband with a small rupture. The doctor suggests using a truss to support the ruptured area and notes that some exercises may be advisable under medical guidance.
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Borger Seeks $10,000 Federal School Field Grant
Borger trustees draft an application for a federal grant or loan of ten thousand dollars to build an athletic field at Borger High School. The plan places the field on the school owned 48 lots north of the high school building.
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Youth Fined for False Alarm Brightens Firemen Mood
Amarillo firemen woke at 4 am by a false alarm and were cheered by the culprit, a Mexican repeat offender, paying a $20 minimum fine in police court. Five boys hoped the next alarmist faces the maximum penalty.
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Etiquette Answers From Roberta Lee Q
Modern etiquette guidance offers practical steps for social visits. A hostess tray or butler should receive a guest card, sealing wax is rarely appropriate, and used silver should be cleared with each plate to maintain order.
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Better English By D C Williams Quiz Answers
Free form Q and A from a language lessons page. It lists five questions about pronunciation spelling and word meaning. The answers provide corrections and guidance on usage and pronunciation.
Walter Huston stage plans mix drama and repertory
Walter Huston may star in a Dodsworth revival and shop a repertory season in New York after a road tour. He plans to present Othello, Dodsworth, and Desire Under the Elms, while John Huston works on a TV script and a new film project. Nan Sunderland splits for Colorado, and Noel Coward once passed on Dodsworth.
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Sea Biscuit Hunt At Seaside Draws Hundreds
At Seaside Oregon the Nacanicum Grange held a biscuit hunt gathering between 800 and 900 sea biscuits. Charlotte Doolley won with 400 shells collected on the beach in the event.
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Have modern women killed the goose that lays the eggs
Dorothy Dix argues against the idea that emancipation frees women from men. She blames women for dissolving romance by adopting independence, entering the workforce, and making courtship too easy. She asserts women once drew chivalry and marriage, but now men tire of dating dynamics and alimony pressures.
The Peter Craigs Honeymoon and a Secret Challenge
Derek, bound by a family curse, learns of Peter and Mavis abroad while plotting a final contest to reclaim his love. Peter schemes a six month separation and a staged journey to Cannes, leaving Derek to confront old wounds and a bitter twist of fate.
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