Huge program introduced to help farmers
Washington January 26. Congress unveils a sweeping farm relief plan backed by Democratic leadership and organized agriculture. The proposal seeks more than a billion and a half dollars in federal outlays to provide ready cash, suspend mortgage payments, and reduce interest rates. Senator Robinson of Arkansas introduced the bill amid calls for action on price supports and domestic allotments. Separately, the Senate Manufacturers Committee opened hearings on a broad unemployment relief plan tied to Roosevelt’s new administration, including a 500 million dollar state relief grant bill and a 15 million dollar transients relief measure.
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Congress
Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
Senate Manufacturers Committee
Roosevelt
LaFollette Republican
Wisconsin
Cutting
New Mexico
Pelham D. Glassford
Technocracy fears and a tragic death at year’s end
The column rails at Technocracy, calling it a selfish production scheme with distribution limits. It notes Cardinal Hayes’s protest and recalls Gustave A. Ascheim’s suicide after years of idleness. It laments hard times for the elderly and sketches a liberal Miami Beach attire proposal as a satirical contrast.
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Cardinal Hayes
West Indies
Jeremiahs
Miami Beach
Miami
Park
Exiled Soviets, Hearst Jr. Flies Home in Hydroplane
The article notes 45 000 Soviet exiles and reports Young William Randolph Hearst Jr. arriving in a hydroplane from Miami after a 10 hour flight to cross the continent. It contrasts rising industrial employment and prison industry profits with falling baseball attendance and general unemployment.
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Ing. Young
William Randoph Hearst, Jr
New York American
Miami
Continent
Atlantic
Sing Sing
Native Texan Reflects on American Welfare Amid Nation’s Panorama
A native Texan citizen writes of deep interest in the nation’s welfare and the striking panorama seen in current times. The writer expresses awe and concern as the country faces evolving circumstances.
Freedom and unity at risk from disruptive currents
A call to uphold constitutional principles and Americanism amid rising disruptive influences. The speaker warns of dangerous ideologies and urges steadfast adherence to liberty, rights protection, and national cohesion to prevent societal fragmentation and foreclosure actions.
A Reader Urges Returning to Founding Principles
The writer argues housing policy threatens social fabric and calls for reverting to bedrock values. He warns government overreach mimicking oppression and urges reaffirming love fidelity gratitude altruism and broad-minded policies promoted by forefathers as guidance.
Bible Before Dance Dear Tack Standards for youth in public schools
A letter argues for high moral standards based on the Bible, praising the founders who used scripture to shape the Constitution. The writer condemns efforts to teach ideas in public schools that contradict biblical foundations and urges defending national values and youth.
Moral concerns over dance in schools and society
A speaker decries dance as a major source of immorality and warns that teaching such activities in schools could erode national values. He cites religious conviction and prefers the Bible as the standard to live by over dancing in homes, schools, or public venues.
Stimson Asks Peru To Observe Peace
Secretary Stimson urged Peru not to break the peace with Colombia over the Leticia dispute and to honor the Briand Kellogg anti war treaty by settling the matter amicably. He voiced alarm at Lima's January 14 statement on military preparations to eject Peruvians in Leticia and sent the note after conferring with British ambassadors.
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Washington
Stimson
Peru
Colombia
Leticia
United States
Lima
Great Britain
Paris Pact Signatories France Germany Italy Japan
The article identifies France Germany Italy and Japan as the four nations representing signatories of the Pact of Paris, outlining their roles and the treaty framework. It emphasizes their collective participation and the pact's intended aims in postwar diplomacy.
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France
Germany
Italy
Japan
Bronze tablet planned to honor SMU founders in Dallas
Dallas officials report approval by the Texas Educational Commission for a bronze tablet honoring 20 founders of Southern Methodist University. Trustees also consider Baylor University recognizing diplomas from SMU School of Medicine.
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Dallas
U.P
Texas Educatonal Commission
Southern Methodist University
Baylor University
Southern Methodist School of Medi
St Josephs Aspirin Market Leader Ad
An advertisement touts St Josephs Aspirin as the world’s largest selling pure aspirin. It claims moisture proof cellophane packaging keeps it fresh and promises fast relief from pain and colds at a low price.
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St. Joseph
St.Joseph's
St. Joseph's
Price Reduction for St Joseph's Aspirin Tablets
The price of St Joseph's Aspirin has been reduced for the 200 size, which includes more than eight times the tablets of the 100 size. The 300 size contains three times as many tablets as the 100 size, offering real economy for larger purchases.
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St. Joseph
Cine born from a preliminary meeting of trustees
Cine, now non-existent, originated at a preliminary meeting of trustees where initial plans and intentions were outlined.
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Cine
Prompt Relief From Itching Eczema
Soothing Zemo provides prompt relief for itching and burning skin including eczema. It claims to stop itching quickly and clear rashes pimples ringworm and restore skin, with claimed prices of 35¢ 60¢ and $1 at all druggists.
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Zemo
Aspironal Exaggerated Cold Cure Slogan
An old advertisement touts Aspironal as a superior cold remedy claimed to relieve symptoms in two minutes. It urges purchase at any drug store, promises money back if relief is not immediate, and extols safety for children and adults.
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Bernard Offenburger
Mary Offenburger
Gul Coast
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Margaret Wing
Jane Shadduck
Ann Hovey
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Chel
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