Roosevelt 100 days set pace for bold New Deal surge
The record recounts FDR's first 12 days of action during the 1933 crisis, when he declared a bank holiday, sent sweeping bills to Congress, and moved to end banking paralysis. It notes rapid approvals, landmark laws, and shifts off the gold standard, framing Roosevelt as a catalyst for lasting social and economic change.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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NIRA
Public urged to strengthen street and highway safety programs
A company promoting highway safety urges citizens and officials to form a legislative survey group, implement rigorous driver education from grade school onward, back strict law enforcement with harsher penalties for speeding, and cultivate cautious driving habits. Communities adopting these steps report fewer highway deaths and injuries.
Four freedoms urged to level railroad playing field
An Association of American Railroads official calls for four freedoms to end discriminatory regulation and taxation, curb subsidized competition, and allow diversification of service. Railroads seek fair, square terms rather than special favors, promising better service at lower costs for the public.
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Railrads
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U N faces growing pains as Afro Asian bloc expands
Peter Edson notes the fifteenth General Assembly set a record for length yet left many items unresolved. Afro Asian members now form a majority of 99, with 20 new nations expected. critics warn the UN has become unwieldy, more powerful than anticipated, and reliant on U S funding to cover deficits.
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E Ass
Washington
NEA
United Nations
15Th General Assembly
New York
World Organization
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Cuba
Hungary
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U. S
Ritchard Says Actors Should Stand Apart In Grand Manner
New York actor Cyril Ritchard, famed for Peter Pan and stage direction, argues actors form a separate race. He lives in a lavish world with multiple servants, a country hideaway, and a routine centered on swimming and badminton. He mocks self styled critics and busy executives while praising a life beyond theater.
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Hal Boyle
New York
John Barrymore
Cyril Ritenard
Tom
Harry
Broadway
Ritchard
Capt. Hook
Mary Martin
Eddy Parr
New England Manufacturing Shows Mixed Recovery Signs
The Federal Reserve Bank of Boston notes in its monthly Business Review that first quarter demand varied by sector with rising production percentages from January to March and a smaller downshift in nonmanufacturing employment. Unemployment remains elevated, construction drops, and weather factors boosted early spring retail while industrial demand stayed subdued amid softer credit and monetary conditions.
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New England
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
New England States
U.S. Department of Labor
Cleopatra's Barge To Float Again At Century Fox
Hollywood AP. Cleopatra's will relaunch later this year after delays including a director change script issues and weather troubles. Producer Walter Wanger expects a top film with Liz Taylor promising a late August start after her health bests and plastic surgery. Exteriors in Rome and Egypt interiors likely in Hollywood.
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Century-Fox
England
Liz Taylor
Walter Wanger
Joe Mankiewicz
Wanger
Greta Garbo
Ingrid Bergman
Liz
Rome
Egypt
Margin for error poem by Donald McCone of Saco
The poem questions how we call a voyage by bus when the vehicle ultimately transports us. It probes control and fate with concise lines and local voice, reflecting everyday travel and choice through a single speaker.
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Donald McCone
Saco
Biddeford Saco Journal Publisher and staff credits
Publication details for the Biddeford Saco Journal list Adams Street address Biddeford Maine Paw Casavant publisher T J Mahoney editor and contact numbers. Subscription rates shown for one month six months and one year with advance payment terms. Associated Press membership noted for local news and dispatch use.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
Paw Casavant
T J Mahoney
Associated Press
AP News
New England Industries Show Mixed First Quarter Stability
A regional bank summary notes varied first quarter results across New England. Transportation equipment rose 12 percent due to shipyard settlements, aircraft and helicopter contracts offset cancellations, while instrument making fell 7 percent. Textile employment dropped over 10 percent, apparel and shoes lagged 1960, paper employment below year ago, plastics faced plant closures, but chemical and other sectors remained broadly stable.
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Dustry
New England
Daily Crossword Puzzle 49 Clues and Answers Snapshot
A compact crossword clue list features entries such as withdrawing from office, seafarer, city in Colombia, self-propelling, dress in New Delhi, and geometrical solid with concise definitions. The grid hints include standard crossword directions and common crossword answers across varied lengths.
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Nod
Who’s boss in your family when you vacation
A lighthearted column suggests vacation choices reveal who makes decisions at home. If trips center on relatives, hunting, or wardrobe splurges, the leader is likely the husband or wife depending on the activity. The piece playfully warns readers to avoid revealing who dominates family travel.
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Newspaper
Kennedy shifts strategy on Social Security plan to win health insurance
President Kennedy and aides scrap push for quick Senate health coverage, instead trading off a delay in Senate action. They move to pass House changes now and seek limited health insurance approval later, wagering on a conference compromise and promising hearings on the plan. The plan may also prompt other Social Security revisions within weeks.
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Kennedy
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Meeia
House
Ways and Means Committee
Wilbur Mills
D, Ark
Senate
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