Legislative lobby publicity and FTC stance contrasts with Capitol crusades
A Washington observer notes that a Federal Trade Commission stance favors private citizens lobbying lawmakers to protect their interests, while congressional probes focus on sensational headlines. Hopson’s elusive testimony illustrates press-friendly investigations. meanwhile the FTC’s view remains cautious on lobbying as bad faith.
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Washington White
Congress
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Capitol
Alabama
Senator Black
Senate
House
John J. O'Conner
New York
Congressional
Washington
Howard C. Hopson
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Hopson
Mr. Hopson
Virginia
Patrick J. Hurley
Hoover
Hurley
International Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers
Commis
Executive orders under Roosevelt era questioned by critics
The Roosevelt era saw a flood of executive orders and new agencies, with critics warning they usurp legislative power. The American Liberty League cites over 1250 orders from 1933 to 1935 and claims tens of thousands of administrative orders issued beyond congressional authorization, risking autocracy.
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Roosevelt
White House
Supreme Court of the
United States
American Liberty League
League
Congress
Department
Western Newspaper Union
Lost Halawa valley of Molokai kept in primitive state
An explorative piece traces Halawa valley on Molokai as a lost land preserved by Paul I. Fagan and associates. It details a moneyless Polynesian community living beside lush rivers, rare wildlife, and sheer walls, protected by forest reserves to maintain its untouched condition.
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Avith
Halawa
Molokai
United States
Pacific
Nun
Noah
Paul I. Fagan
California
Hawaii
Valley of Halawa
Guidonia Italy's Aviation City Emerges Near Rome
Guidonia near Rome rises as a planned aviation city shaping Italy's research driven center. The 16 mile locality hosts towers testing model planes and laboratories for stratosphere flight, radio aviation, air photography, and hydroplane speed with 450 horsepower wind tunnels.
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Italy
Guidonia
Littoria
Sabaudi
Pontinia
Mussolinia
Alessandro Guidoni
Guidonias
Rome
Washington
National Geographic Society
Superior Board For Studies
Harvest All Year Round In Wheat Regions Worldwide
Wheat is harvested in every month somewhere on earth. January sees yields in Australia New Zealand and Chili. February and March cover East India and Upper Egypt, April lists Lower Egypt Syria Cyprus Persia Asia Minor India, and May includes Algeria Central Asia China Japan Morocco. Fall months bring August harvests in Belgium Holland Great Britain Poland Canada, September and October in Scotland Sweden Norway and Russia, November in Peru South Africa Argentina, and December in Burma Argentina.
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Australia
New Zealand
East India
Upper
Egypt
Syria
Cyprus
Persia
Asia Minor
India
Mexico
Cuba
Algeria
Central Asia
China
Japan
Morocco
Belgium
Holland
Great Britain
Poland
Canada
Scotland
Sweden
Norway
Russia
Peru
South Africa
Argentina
Burma
Daily Population Increase Estimates for United States
Population growth estimates indicate one death every 22 seconds, one immigrant every 12 minutes, and one emigrant every seven minutes. The figures reflect daily changes in the United States population dynamics.
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United Weashie Sy Aux Bles Etry
Nicotine Levels Vary Widely In Tobacco Types
The article notes nicotine ranges from two to eight percent across tobacco types with coarser varieties holding more nicotine and best Havania cigars typically under two percent. Turkish tobacco contains scarcely any nicotine.
Prehistoric Factory Site Found by Archeologist
South African archaeologist CG van Rich Lowe reports a beach side dune near ancient rock clumps exposed by erosion. He found dozens of unfinished stone axes, suggesting a factory site where early humans shaped waterworn stones and discarded flawed pieces.
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CG van Rich Lowe
van Rilet Lowe
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