Washington Faces Third New Deal Congress and Proposals
The third New Deal Congress opens amid debate on social and economic policy, with anticipated focus on minimum wage hours and child labor. President's message hints at budgets neutrality labor policy and possible constitutional changes to empower federal action.
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Worthy of Emulation in Ohio Game Preserve Efforts
Dr. Holzer’s purchase of several hundred acres in Gallia County advances a state wide plan to create game preserves. The article cites Pennsylvania success in breeding and safety reservations and argues Ohio will develop a public conscience that supports legal fishing and hunting while protecting wildlife.
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Roosevelt Favored by New Congress Says Paul Mallon
Washington report notes the 75th Congress largely backs President Roosevelt with 105 freshmen and many veterans. Key players discuss wages hours constitutional change and silver policy as the administration seeks direction after the Wagner case. Monetary policy centers on silver reserves and gold authority with little room for new constitutional moves.
Neutrality Law to Enforce War Embargoes and Wider Presidential Powers
The upcoming neutrality law will impose mandatory embargoes on credit arms and travel for belligerent ships and grant the President broader discretion to embargo other goods. It appears likely the bill will pass after debate with Roosevelt expected to prevail. a fast tracked measure banning Case airplane shipments to Spain aims to bolster the President's neutrality push.
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Spain
Morgenthau Oliphant Brace for Tax Law Revisions
Southern Democrats push cushion amendments to reduce corporate profits tax exemptions for debt-ridden firms. Morgenthau and Oliphant resist, insisting the new tax law must run a full year before changes. Clash rises with odds favoring the administration as support from the big man may come.
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Predictions for Congress Agenda and Presidency in a Turbulent Session
Experts foresee limited changes: social security act administration to be studied, but not the tax. investment trust legislation likely not to pass. a modified Wagner housing bill for slum clearance. renewal of reciprocal trade authority and RFC. crop curtailment program to be authorized. budget balanced by loan collections with little impact. Congress tilts Rooseveltward at start. session length uncertain with possible July adjournment.
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Europe
Critics of Social Security Debate Future Directions
An introduction excerpt captures critics asking for clarity on figures and timelines. The dialogue highlights how pension projections and funding models are questioned as the program evolves.
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Social Security
Diluted wealth and watered stock in elite campaigns
Dora ponders diluted wealth in campaigns and notes watered stock as a metaphor. She sketches Hollywood parties as lavish affairs with many extra guests, reflecting excess among the wealthy.
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Hollywood
Life's Road in a Messenger Readers Verse
A reader contributed poem describing Life's road as a journey from youth to age, following a girl who learns to cope with change and hardship. The piece reflects on growing up, family support, and persistent optimism as the narrator rides on through life despite trouble. Signed by Mrs. Chas H Patton of Nelsonville Ohio.
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Chas. H. Patton
Nelsonville
Ohio
Tonsillitis And Chronic Inflammation Infections
Repeated tonsil infections cause enlargement and persistent infection. Chronic tonsillitis brings difficulty swallowing sore throat and foul breath due to infected follicles. Removal of infectious material requires medical treatment. palliation is not sufficient as risks include ear, joint, or heart infection.
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Morris Fishbein
Washington the farmer statesman of Mount Vernon
The essay portrays George Washington as a pioneering farmer and humane planter. It notes his experiments with soil, ownership of 216 slaves, and reliance on indentured labor. It recounts his livestock efforts, fox hunting pastime, and the Mount Vernon estate details, including horses Nelson and Blueskin and hounds Vulcan.
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Infected Tonsils Tied to Heart and Kidney Disease
Repeated tonsil infections may spread through the body, with investigations across hospitals and labs linking tonsil infections to heart and kidney involvement and to peritonitis. Infected tonsils could cause frequent colds ears fatigue nervousness and rheumatic symptoms though not in every case. A quote notes the danger of unconstitutional judicial power eclipsing government limits.
Mystery at Thunder Mesa Ends in Double Death
The Christmas gathering at the de Forest hacienda in New Mexico ends with Pearl 5AM de Forest found dead from an ancient knife. Pearl Pierre dies next, his body found below a rock ledge with the same knife. Tante Josephine defends the Indian servant Broken Shield as more deaths unfold.
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Betty
Pueblo ruin mystery deepens at mesa site
IDAR GLEASON examines a solid floor and walls of the old pueblo, doubting his map of the structure. He worries he may be mistaken after weeks of fieldwork to reconstruct the adobe communal house. The cellar’s significance drives him to press on despite no clues found.
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Professor Shaw
Thunder Mesa Mystery Deepens in Blizzard Blackout
Tante Josephine’s death stuns the Thunder Mesa household as a blizzard traps prisoners and suspicion grows. Broken Shield vanishes, the Indian's fate unsettles everyone, and Professor Shaw quietly investigates with a hidden notebook and tools in hand.
District Tales of Long Ago A Peach Orchard Remembers
The Webb Summit farm planted 25 000 to 30 000 peach trees and many apples plums quince and other fruit. The 1896 harvest boomed with peaches everywhere and car loads shipped. The 1899 winter killed thousands of peach trees and many apricots while apples largely survived. Continued tomorrow.
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Bethel-Alderman-Dew
Ohio
Webdle-Summit
Local social notes from the community page
Mr and Mrs J Watt Grover won host and hostess at a watch party for the Married Peoples Sunday School Class. Assisting were Mr and Mrs Herbert Kelley, Mr and Mrs L M Cooper. Miss Beatrice Kinsel returned to Niles after visiting her parents H H Kinsel. Prof and Mrs Cherington and Maria Grover returned to Cambridge Mass for doctoral work. Miss Edna Wallace left for Logan to start nurses training at Cherrington Hospital. Miss Faye Lippincott returned to Cleveland after visiting relatives here. Mr and Mrs Alvin Lamborn Mrs Paul Cassey and Miss Authorene Laughlin spent the day in Columbus.
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Herbert Kelley
L. M. Cooper
Beatrice Kinsel
Niles
Mrs
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Edna Wallace
Edward Vernon
N. Lancaster St
Logan
Cherrington Hospital
Alvin Lamborn
Paul Cassey
Authorene Laughlin
Columbus
Middleport and Pomeroy Eagles Defeat Athens High 24 to 19
Local Eagles officers Isaac Slaughter president Sam Warren Jr vice president Will A Cameron chaplain Ed Walker secretary W E Riley treasurer Herbert Baird side guard Willis Casley outside guard Fred R Baker T A Snyder trustees led the MCA basketball team to a 24 19 win over Athens High School Players on both sides included Allis Fowler Hamm Wysong Murphy for Middleport and Pickering Davis Chubb Arpee Collins for Athens Miss Margaret Davis and Miss Clara Davis visited Columbus Relatives hosted Mrs Carl Stickney Mrs F M Hutchinson and Mrs Thomas Walsh with daughter Mrs P I Shannon in Columbus Kingston and surroundings.
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Ihe
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Murphy
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