Congress Defies Roosevelts Third Term Plans Analysis
In one party battle the Senate passed four bills, the House approved 24 in six hours, including a $2,500 oil portrait grant for ex resident Hoover. The Hatch lend-spend bill and social security items faced stiff resistance as Sabath and Mapes clashed, while the President signed the Hatch bill to trim federal officials from politics. The week ended with Congress’ persistent opposition, foreshadowing a quarrelsome pre-election session. Mexico oil expropriation and related diplomatic maneuvers also loomed as a potential flashpoint.
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Senate
House
Hoover
Franklin Roosevelt
Hosile House Banking Committee
Rules Committee
Carl R. Mapes
Rep. Mich
Banking Committee
Michigunder
Jesse Wolcott
Linus
Adotul J. Sabath
Illnois
Joseph Martin
Massachusetts
Joe Martin
Adulph Sabath
Cand
Noosevelt
Labor Board
Cohn
Moosevelt
Ernie Uyuteks
Vane
Franklin
Congress
White House
Flying High and Speed Records Tumble in 1940s Air Trials
Reported aviation feats show NEIGHT-U craft reaching 33 400 feet with an 11 023 pound bomb load, and a U S air corps plane achieving 259 398 mph to surpass Haly’s 251 878 mph. A flying fortress set a New York flight record of 9 ½ hours from Burbank to New York. Hunter and Moody’s 219 hour 43 minute endurance flight continues. Col Angelo Tondi set a 7 763 mile distance record in a 600 mile triangle circuit, surpassing Japan’s 7 239 mile mark.
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Neight
U. S. Air Corps
Germany
Haly
Flying Fortress
Burbank
Canf
New York
Hunter
Humphrey Moody
Springfield
Ill
Italy
Angelo Tondi
Japan
Britain Faces War Talk and German Bond Issue
Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain again raises appeasement hopes as Parliament debates vacations and cautions about peace. Winston Churchill criticizes policy while Germany files for a $73 million bond issue in the United States, triggering SEC scrutiny and a stop order potential.
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Europe
Wrone
Neville Chamberlain
Atlantic
Congress
Commons
Mr. Chamberlain
Winston Churchill
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Securities and Exchange Commission
Reich
SEC
Washington
Adventure in a Pickle Factory near East Northport
John Mains, a machinist at an East Northport pickle foundry, narrowly survived a horrific accident. While replacing a broken belt, a running shaft seized him as a ladder slipped, squeezing his body and ripping his clothes before his brother could cut him loose. He credits a final scream and a thought of his family with keeping him alive.
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Ello
Vinegar Works
John Mains
Long Island
John
East Northport
Pickle Foundry
Old Lady Adventure
Jasm
Jebs
Johm
Western Newspaper Union
Sugar Coal From Farm Crops Claims New Process
E Berl of the Carnegie Institute says emergency sugar coal from carbohydrates in farm crops can produce coking coal and later, with hydrogen, gasoline and oil. The method challenges the lignin origin theory and suggests coal, oil, and bitumen derive from carbohydrates in plants.
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New York
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
E. Berl
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Carnegie Laboratories
Berl
Beri
Pretty for Afternoon Or to Wear at Home No. 1795 Dress
The pattern No 1795 offers a charming after noon dress with shirring on shoulders and sleeve tops, a figure flattering high cut pan sled skirt, and fabric options Georgette chiffon or silk crepe. Also No 1793 for slim young girls features high neck lines puffed sleeves a bloused bodice and flaring skirt with bows and sash. Patterns priced 15 cents each from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. San Francisco.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
New Montgomery Ave
San Francisco
Calif
Fragmented OCR historic notice remains unreadable
Scattered phrases mention danger, clothing and warfare terms with no coherent events, people, places, or dates readable enough to identify a proper news item or notice. The text appears garbled and non-informative.
Friends and Foes Quote on Help and Knowledge
The saying contrasts making a friend by asking for help with making an enemy by showing superiority. It attributes the idea to a Stribling quotation about social leverage and perception, presenting a succinct reflection on interaction dynamics.
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Federal Communications Commission
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