Weekly Weis Analysis by LaBine Warns of Tax Boosts and Spending Spree
A Western Newspaper Union analysis notes Congress edging toward larger relief spending while avoiding new taxes in an election year. It tracks Senate purchases, House cuts, and the politics shaping the federal budget including CCC NYA boosts, navy funding, and calls for a three year extension of reciprocal trade act.
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House
Franklin Roosevelt
Senate
CCC
NYA
Virginia
House Appropriations Committee
Whch
Navy
Congress
Ike Key Pittman
Joe O'Mahoney
Pat McCarran
Judiciary Committee
Texas
Wright Patman
Weever Myers
Congressional Committee On Internal Revenue
Washington
A. F. of L. Teamsters
Anti-Trust Division
Department of Justice
America
Thurman Arnold
Teamsters
A. F. of L
Peyton Gordon
Supreme Court
Ethyl Corporation
Aviation peril and a safer sky vow from 21 airlines
A Northwest flight toward Billings faces a lightning strike near Helena ripping the right wing fabric while 21 passengers and crew survive. Meanwhile 21 airlines log a full year of operation with no fatalities, underscoring air travel safety gains.
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A. I. Olson
Billings
Mont
Helena
Olson
Olsen
Bullings
Farley Plans Show-Down With Roosevelt shaping 1930s politics
Washington reports Jim Farley has shifted from fence to anti-third term stance and plans a public showdown with President Roosevelt before the Chicago Democratic convention. The move signals a clear rivalry, with Farley ready to denounce a possible third term if no decisive answer is given.
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Farley
Washington
Jim Farley
Jim
Roosevelt
Chicago
Jnbout
Massachusetts
Roosevelt Tstates
White House
Heas
GOP
Garner
Hull
Fartey
Fahnestock Expedition Sails To Probe South Sea Mysteries
Sponsored by the American Museum of Natural History, the Fahnestock expedition sails from New York aboard the 137 foot motor schooner Director II for a two year, 40 600 mile voyage to study rare flora and fauna in the South seas. Twenty three tons of foodstuffs keep the crew self sufficient. broadcasts from 1500 watt gear will share native Western Pacific music with Americans.
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American Museum of Natural History
Fahnestock
South Sea Islands
Somerset Maugham
New York
Dallas ex-Gov Ferguson offers to seek third term
In Dallas, former Governor Miriam A. Ferguson announces willingness to run again for a third term. The move appears as part of a broader national political trend while other regions report related economic and military notes.
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Dallas
Miriam A
Ma') Ferguson
Japan
Tokyo
Shoraburo Kanazawa
U. S
Department
Britain
Army
Navy
News Quiz Reveals Postwar Public Curiosity and Confusion
The item summarizes a quiz claiming scores and corrections about army equipment sales permission, celebrity headlines, a U.S. minister resigning, a major weather related disruption in upstate New York, and a disproved explosive claim. It notes permission granted and misstatements corrected, with a focus on sensational elements and named individuals.
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