Roosevelt tours West in push for liberal Congress
President Roosevelt continues a cross country trip starting in Marietta Ohio where he dedicates a pioneer memorial and endorses Senator Barkley for re election. He courts New Deal backers in Kentucky Tennessee and Oklahoma while critics at home watch TVA inquiry and cabinet reshuffles.
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Marietta
Ohio
Roosevelt
Robert J. Bulkley
George White
Congress
Kentucky
Barkley
A. B. Chandler
Senate
Latonia
Covington
Chandler
Alben Barkley
Bowling Green
Louisville
Tennessee
George Berry
TVA
Oklahoma City
Elmer Thomas
Thomas
Gomer Smith
E. W. Marland
Smith
Townsendites
Marland
White House
McAlester
Wister
Brunneville
Ark
Hattie
James V. Allred
Federal Court
Southern District of Texas
Tom Connally
Morris Sheppard
Romain Rolland Returns as Peace Advocate in Aging Stance
In a reflective profile, Romain Rolland, Nobel Peace Prize author exiled in Switzerland, returns to France at seventy two. He warned against war and idols, valued inner light over organization, and faced a world that largely ignores his pleas for peace.
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York
Romain Rolland
Jean Christophe
Leo Tolstoi
Europe
Switzerland
France
Clamecy
Carl von Ossietsky
Jerusalem
America
Zurich
Henri Barbusse
Clarte
Fichte
Tolstoi
Ecole Normale
Wagner
Talstoi
Shakespeare
Potato Nutrients Highlight High Water and Iron
The potato is described as over three quarters water and contains little starch, about one tenth to one fifth, with phosphorus and iron as excellent nutrients and vitamin C as a fair source.
Too Many Official Reports Weigh on Business and Taxpayers
A Washington column critiques the flood of government reports demanded from businesses and farmers, arguing growth of federal functions creates costly overhead. The writer cites a dairy firm with 11 115 tax reports costing 265 000 yearly and shares personal anecdotes of bureaucratic errors, urging voter action to curb government expansion.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Stuart Rice
Central Statistical Board
Rice
Mr. Rice
Congress
White House
House
Senate
Pense
United States
Department of Agriculture
District of Columbia
District of Columbia Employment Board
United States Social Security Board
Social Security Board
Western Newspaper Union
Add Radiant Beauty to Your Bedroom
Decorative cross stitch motif promises grace and beauty for a bedspread. Bluebirds appear in ten to the inch crosses while the remaining design elements are simple and quick to complete.
Pattern for Cross Motifs and Scarf Transfer
The article describes a five to the inch cross motif set for bolsters or scarves. Pattern 5940 includes a transfer motif of 15 by 20 inches, a reverse motif 54 by 5 inches, and a 4 by 5 inch motif, plus a color chart and stitch illustrations. Send 15 cents in stamps or coins to The Sewing Circle at 259 Ww Fourteenth St New York City to obtain the pattern.
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Sewing Circle
Household Arts Dept
Fourteenth St
New York City
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Oklahoma
West Coast
Senator Barkley
Mayor Schultz
Sterward W. Pickard
Knoxville
Tenn
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Gram
Donahey
A. E. Morgan
Dr. Morgan
Hughes
New York
Paris
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le Bourget Field
Bullitt
Ed Lund
Harry Connor
T. L. Thurlow
Richard Stoddart
Moscow
Wiley Post
Cardozo
Benjamin N. Cardozo
United States Supreme Court
Port Chester
N. Y
Columbia University
Supreme Court
Hoover
Italy
Hegan
Sen
Robert Wagner
Merdinend Pecora
Sameed Hopesman
State
Cane Scheitor
Robert Ho Jnckeen
Par West
Sen. Barkley
Howard Hughes
Sen, Wagner
By Lemuel F. Parton
Rolland
Sir John Beaton
John Reith
British Broadcasting Corporation
Imperial Airways
Tailk
WNU
Ingt National
William Bruckart
National Press
LLD
Frank Pilley & Sons, Inc
Orr Meele Ater
Sioux City
Albi Beith Garaned Werke
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Lewa
Live Stock Commission
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Sioux City, Lowa
Sioux
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