Roosevelt Presses Broad Reform Agenda For 1934 Session
The piece reports President Roosevelt urged a wide reform push in Congress as economists forecast gradual economic recovery. It cites optimistic and cautious views on industry, notes shifts in policy emphasis from Ickes to Hopkins plans, and discusses enforcement challenges in Morgenthau and regulatory tensions across federal agencies.
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Roosevelt
Congress
New Deal
Wall Street
White House
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Roosevelt tax plan tests power and size of business
Breakup of large fortunes and reshaping by small corporations could shift labor leverage, land costs, and political influence. Huey Long mocked the plan as crazy, while Democratic leaders urged immediate action as the tax proposals faced practical political maneuvering.
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Roosevelt
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Huey Long
Louisiana
Senate
Long
Huey
Banking bill wrangles and White House compromise noted
An article summarizes tense near resolutions on Titles I and II of a banking reform bill. Senator Glass seeks split passage while Senator Fletcher proposes a face saving rewrite. Adolph Miller advocates centralized open market power with shared representation among all Federal Reserve banks.
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Carter Glass
Duncan Fletcher
Federal Reserve Board
White House
Glass
Roosevelt
Adolph C. Miller
Federal Reserve System
Open Market Committee
Fedes
McClure
Tariff for all or none defends AAA in Congress
Congressman Marvin Jones argues the Agricultural Adjustment Act applies government discipline to farming as it does to industry. He contends farmers need purchasing power restored and that world trade must grow while warning against paralysis and calls for a fair nationwide program.
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Marvin Jones
Congress
Jones
America
United States
To Your Health Daily Menus for Week of June 30 1935
Weekly menu plan from Dr. McCoy outlines Sunday to Friday meals including French omelette roast pork broiled steak minced fish and Salisbury steak. It adds a potato fluff recipe and health notes on flat feet with exercises and mail request for more information.
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Dr. McCoy
Questions and Answers Light Lunch Slows Mental Work
A reader asks why a heavy noon meal makes work at the desk sluggish. The answer cites experiments showing heavy lunches divert blood to the digestive system, reducing brain alertness. The remedy is to choose a lighter lunch to maintain mental efficiency.
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A and M Plans Police School
Special topics on traffic officers to be taught in a peace officers short course at Texas A and M College from July 8 to 13 in cooperation with the League of Texas Municipalities. Lectures by noted crime fighters precede field work with pistol practice, guided by police and highway officials.
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E. W. Steele
League of Texas Municipalities
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B. B. Smith
Dallas Police Department
L. G. Phares
State Highway Patrol
R. D. Thorp
Austins
H. B. Lewis
Fort Worth
Frank Mills
Colemar County
Jim Ingram
Ranger
Steel
E. L. Williams
H.L. Brayton
Odets publishing feud and New York theater life
James B. Reston surveys clash over Odets plays and two publishers trading writers. He notes Louie Chipsay becoming head bartender at the McAlpin, recounts Delmonico’s era, and describes Tuesday and Thursday dances on Central Park Mall with a relief orchestra and crowd under watchdog police rules.
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Changes in relief set up decree in Texas
A three way split in Texas relief administration is announced in Austin. W R Smitham becomes state director of rural resettlement to work with a new federal setup led by Rexford Tugwell. By July 1, work relief projects shift from the relief administration to H P Drought regional Works Progress Director, leaving Adam R Johnson directing direct relief for nonemployables and finishing existing work relief projects.
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Austin
Texas Relief Administration
W. R. Smitham
Texas
Rexford G. Tugwell
Relief Administration
San Antonio
Works Progress
Adam R. Johnson
Tahoka Superintendent Resigns to Join Book Firm
J B Pace r, Tahoka public schools superintendent for five years, announced today he has accepted a position with a book concern and will resign. He plans to move his home to Austin to assume the new post.
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Tahoka
J. B. Pacer
Austin
Jaguar kills man in Lancetilla river near Tela
A negro workman swimming in the Lancetilla River near Tela Honduras was killed by a jaguar. The big cat dragged his body into the bush and was driven off by fellow workers.
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Honduras
Lancetilla
Tela
What It Takes To Be Popular With Boys
Dorothy Dix outlines traits women must cultivate to appeal to men, emphasizing looks, stylish dressing, intelligence, adaptability, social skills, and the ability to entertain. She warns against pretentiousness and rigidity, noting the popular girl blends charm with practical versatility.
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Follies
It Takes Good Nature to Make a Girl Popular
A modern social guide explains that men prefer amiable, easygoing women who bring joy and avoid sharp tongues. It warns against clever, cynical humor and petty catty behavior, noting a woman's words can deeply damage her reputation.
The Art of Popular Girls as Dorothy Dix Describes
A Public Ledger column quotes Dorothy Dix on how girls must tactfully handle men to become popular. It outlines social cues like flattery, timing, and mood shifts, noting some acquire these traits while others are born with them.
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Public Ledger, Inc
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Peter
Mavis
Derek
de Mara
Honeymoon Entanglements Inheritance Tangle at Bellaire
In a strained family arrangement Derek Craig must spend four months each year at Bellaire and remain unmarried until age twenty eight else his cousin Peter inherits. Derek faces Mavis Culver at a party where misunderstandings, feigned reconciliation, and a tense meeting with Peter unfold, ending with a tense three figure confrontation and hints of further drama.
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