Sugar policy debate roils Congress over imports and jobs
The article argues for a permanent sugar bill to protect U S refiners and cane beet farmers while balancing imports from Cuba Puerto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines. It notes rising prices and warns of a possible tailspin if policy fails to shield domestic industry from foreign competition and labor costs.
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Roosevelt fights on plan to enlarge the Supreme Court
President Roosevelt signals a hard fight over his court bill despite the social security act ruling. He cites four issues from the new wages and hours bill and notes unresolved administration priorities at the Supreme Court.
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John L. Lewis
American Federation of Labor
Around the House Items of Interest for the Housewife
Practical tips from WNU Service on kitchen and sewing tasks. Charcoal to deodorize refrigerators. shaping knitting needles in hot water. careful seasoning when doubling recipes. cookies glaze with sugar and milk. rhubarb and figs dessert ideas. wrap avoidance for proper air flow. repairing tablecloths with crochet. keeping cauliflower white with sugar. baked egg potatoes. quick frosting stability with baking soda.
Quotations Reflect Mixed Views on Leaders and Peace
A collage of quotes questions the existence of great individuals and warns that disarmament rests with pacifists while peace is ceded to militarists. The speakers reference belief in legends, scientific power, and the purpose of science to enrich life.
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Danger in Words Wise men say nothing in dangerous times
Quote frail compilation notes two classical maxims with a warning on caution in perilous eras, attributed to Selden and Terence, reflecting on restraint and imitation versus action.
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