Roosevelt denounces lynching and mob rule in speech
President Roosevelt tells the Federal Council of Churches that lynch law will not be tolerated. He urges strong yet just government protecting individuals and building a prosperity that serves all people, not the few. He condemns officials who condone lynching and calls churches and governments to work together for a more equal society.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
America
James Rolph
California
San Jose
Conquering Contract In Bridge By P Hallims
A bridge bidding analysis explores responses after an opening heart bid and a two spades rebid. It weighs raising spades, deltas in major suits, and potential slams, outlining safety paths toward four hearts or five in a major depending on partner signals.
Heart Safety Guides A Weak Responding Hand
The article argues that with a weak responding hand in a bridge deal the contract should be in hearts. It explains if the heart support is known and the responder has few high cards, finesses favor hearts to enable dummy access. No trumps is ruled out. returning to hearts provides safety and future options for the hand.
Receipts urged for safety against the Big Bad Wolf
A reader from Hollis Oklahoma asks Tack for help to provide bedding and clothing for a large poor family. The husband earns 10 50 weekly from CWA with ten in the family including a crippled child needing extra support.
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Hollis
Okla
Tack
CWA
Freight Rates on Grain Protested By State Officials
State officials told the Interstate Commerce Commission that freight rates on grain and grain products are too high, signaling regulatory scrutiny of pricing in the grain transport sector. The hearing was held in Washington as part of ongoing efforts to curb excess charges.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Disagreement Over General Revision of Western Grain Rates
The commission faced divergent views from interest groups and railroads after Hoch Smith resolution briefs. Following hearings, it ordered rate readjustments in 1930, but the Supreme Court reversed to restore old rates. The case was reopened with new briefs summarizing Western testimony and arguments as the next oral arguments approach. The Netherlands population is noted as 7,500,000.
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Mississippi River
Commission
Hoch- Smith
Supreme Court
Do You Really Want To Stop That Cough
A drugstore pitch touts Bronchuline Emulsion offering instant relief for a hacking cough. It promises quick soothing effects and a money back guarantee at City Drug Stores and other druggists.
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City Drug Stores
Stop Getting Up Nights with Bukets Bladder Laxative
Advertisement claims Bukets cleanses bladder and acids to stop nightly awakenings. Asserts 26 cent box made from bucchu traves juniper oil and other ingredients. Promotes test after four days with satisfaction guarantee and likens effect to castor oil on bowels. Fox Drug Co notes Bukets as best seller.
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FOX Drug CO
Tack Letters Continued From Page Two
A man reports four keys in a red leather case bearing E. B. Meyer’s name and offers a reward. Contact 423 West Fourteenth Avenue, Dial 6673.
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E. B. Meyer
West Fourteenth Avenue
Dial
Take Warning Dear Tack Who's Afraid of the Wolf
A writer warns against unscrupulous landlords who refuse receipts for rent and pressure tenants to pay again. The letter urges tenants to protect themselves by keeping records and building a solid financial footing.
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P. Hallims
Bacton
North Grant Street
Netherlands
Pierce
Amarillo
Whitcomb
Hugh F.whitcomb
Dell
Fellows
Toy
Windsor
Banjo Uke
Reali Eye Lashes
Biema
Says
Casntily
J. C. Penney
Teddy
Penney
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