Texas Senate pushes economy amid Texas budget fray
In Austin a split legislature debates cutting state spending to match income while the House pursues continued outlays. Gov Allred backs spending, Roosevelt warns the federal deficit will exceed 500 million dollars, contrasting with earlier hopes for a balanced budget as national debt looms.
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Farley May Quit Postmaster General Post by Year End
Washington gossip questions James Farley's plans as postmaster general amid talk of SEC moves and a future in business. The piece notes his likely continued leadership of Democratic committees and hints at ambitions for New York governor in 1938 and possibly the presidency, while stressing no firm decision has been made.
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Old East Side Squalor Gone
New York reports on the lower East Side shows vast playgrounds and modern housing replacing tenements. The scene remains lively with C. I. O. talk and shows a transformed neighborhood, while notable figures in arts and radio hint at cultural shifts and local flavor.
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Delancey
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Stuttering link to handedness questioned by study
University of Minnesota three year study substituted case histories for statistics showing no clear link between left handedness and stuttering. Findings suggest more two handedness in stutterers, higher shift in handedness, and more strict one sided sight or hand use among non stutterers.
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Howard W. Blakeslef
Minneapolis Statistics
Bryng Bryngieson
University of Minnesota
Bryngleson Winks
Sunday Tea and a Wedding in a Crime Tale
Cilly bakes biscuits for Sunday tea as Jim and Dolan prepare for Utah travel after Jim’s wedding the day before. Dolan’s timely rescue ends Hutchins’s bid for escape, with Amy’s careful investigation finally exposing the bond thief.
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Pollywogs and Amphibians at the Smiling Pool
Sammy Sue and Farmer Brown's Boy explore amphibians by the Smiling Pool. They identify pollywogs and tadpoles as frog and toad babies, and learn salamanders are a distinct amphibian class that lives both land and water.
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T. W. Burgess
How to spot diet cheats that block weight loss
A practical guide urges keeping a detailed food diary for two to three days. List every item including butter, sugar, dressings, desserts, and snacks to reveal hidden calories. With a clear menu record you can correct small errors and stay strict on a reducing plan.
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