Purge calls target Congress and monarchy visits in Paris
John L. Lewis and E. L. Oliver unveil a blacklist aimed at more than 40 members of Congress chiefly on wage hour bill opposition. The list includes Democratic and Republican committee members, plus Senate figures. In Paris, King George VI and Queen Elizabeth visit for four days with heavy French security and talks with Daladier and Bonnet signaling allied resolve.
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C.I.O
Congress
C. I. Co
John L. Lewis
E. L. Oliver
Labor
League
Committee For Industrial Organization
Oliver
Mr. Roosevelt
Supreme Court
House Rules Committee
John J. O'Connor
Democratic Rules Committee
E. E. Cox
Georgia
House
Howard W. Smith
Virginia
James Roosevelt
Thomas G
Tommy
Cork
Corcoran
William E. Dodd Jr
Rep
Lawrence Lewis
Colorado
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
William J. Driver
Arkansas
J. Bayard Clark
North Carolina
Martin Dies
Texas
Republican Committee
Joseph W. Martin
Massachusetts
Carl E. Mapes
Michigan
J. Will Taylor
Tennessee
Donald H. McLean
New Jersey
Lewis
Senators Tydings
Maryland
Adams
Lonergan
Connecticut
Hatton W. Sumners
A. P. Lamneck
Ohio
Leo Kocialkowski
Illinois
R. L. Doughton
H. B. Steagall
Paris
George VI
Elizabeth
England
Great Britain
France
Britain
Viscount Halifax
Edouard Daladier
Georges Bonnet
California man flies solo to Ireland in rickety single engine
Corrigan, a young California motor expert, defied the air commerce bureau by taking off from Floyd Bennett Field without permit and landing in Baldonnel Ireland after 28 hours 13 minutes in a fragile Curtiss Robin. He lacked navigation gear and a parachute and claimed a mistaken magnetic compass caused a west to east drift. It marks the sixth west east solo Atlantic crossing with Mollison and Beryl Markham the only others to succeed in the opposite direction.
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Iouglas P. Corrigan
California
Air Commerce Bureau
Atlantic
Floyd Bennett Field
New York
Baldonnel
Ireland
Corrigan
Dublin
Mollison
Beryl Markham
Wheat Allotment Set Under AAA Wheat Program
R Tolley announced a national wheat acreage allotment not to exceed 55 million acres for fall and spring planting under the 1938 act. The order, signed by Acting Secretary M L Wilson, aims to keep domestic supplies and prices stable with a 30 percent reduction basis and a total market supply of 1.147 billion bushels for the year.
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R. Tolley
AAA
M. L. Wilson
Agricul
Tolley
Insull dies in Paris subway after fortune and downfall
Samuel Insull, once head of a vast American utility empire worth millions, collapsed in a Paris subway. His wife Gladys Wallis Insull accompanied the body to London for burial. Once a Chicago magnate allied with Edison, he faced a crash, exile, and trial before acquittal, leaving a legacy as a master organizer of public utilities.
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Insull
Paris
Amuel Insull
France
Gladys Wallis
Stage
London
United States
England
Thomas A. Edison
Chicago
Insulls
Europe
Istanbul
Turkey
Roosevelt appoints Elmer F Andrews industrial commissioner
Elmer F Andrews of Flushing New York named administrator of the new federal wage hour law. The 48 year old civil engineer and former WWI pilot helped craft New York states wage and unemployment measures and opposed federal wage differentials.
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California
Roosevelt
Elmer F. Andrews
New York State
Andrews
Flushing
Childre
Passelaer Polytechnic Institute
Cuba
New York
Queensborough Chamber of Commerce
Primary probe opens into party campaigns across states
Senator Sheppard's senate campaign committee voted unanimously to investigate charges of misuse of federal and state funds in the Democratic primaries in Kentucky and Pennsylvania. The committee disclosed an inquiry into similar charges in Tennessee. The social security board has ordered an investigation in Kentucky into charges by Senator Barkley that state agents are playing politics with pension checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Sheppard
Senate
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Social Security Board
Barkley
Hughes completes world flight landing in New York
Hughes and crew of four finish a six stop around the world flight landing at Floyd Bennett Field New York after 3 days 19 hours 17 minutes covering 14824 miles. They cut Wiley Post 1933 time by more than three days with stops at Paris Moscow Omsk Yakutsk Fairbanks and Minneapolis.
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Oward Hughes
Floyd Bennett Airport
New York
Paris
Moscow
Omsk
Atlantic
Lindbergh
Hughes
Harry Connor
Thomas Thurlow
Richard Stoddart
Ed Lund
Army Air Corps
Cheese The Body Builder And Its Nutritive Power
In this piece C Houston Goudiss extols cheese as a dense protein source with highly digestible iron and vitamins A B and G. He argues one half pound cheddar fulfills daily adult protein needs, highlights eye health and growth, notes cheese variety influences vitamin A content, and cites three reasons for underuse: knowledge, digestibility myths, and limited serving methods.
Cheese as Energy Source in Cheddar Nutrition
The article states cheese provides energy in addition to protein. A cube of Cheddar one and one eighth inches square yields 100 calories, equivalent to lean meat from one lamb chop or a medium potato. Half a pound of Cheddar supplies 1,000 calories, about half of an adult's sedentary daily needs.
Cheese Rich in Calcium and Phosphorus
The article notes milk's minerals concentrate in cheese, especially calcium in cheddar, and phosphorus in rennet cheese. It asserts cheese as an excellent calcium source, comparable to an 8-ounce milk serving, and that milk or cheese is needed for adequate mineral intake. It adds rennet-curd cheese is high in sulphur and iron.
Learn to Plan a Laxative Diet Bulletin Offer
Readers are invited to write to C Houston Goudiss at 6 East 39th Street New York City for a free bulletin entitled Helpful Hints on Planning a Laxative Diet. The pamphlet offers concrete dietary guidance to combat faulty elimination with list of laxative foods and a full week of sample menus. A post card suffices for requests.
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Eaders
C. Houston Goudiss
East 39Th Street
New York City
Cheese in the Diet: Digestibility and Large Use
The article cites United States Department of Agriculture studies debunking myths about cheese digestion. It states about 95 percent of protein and fat are digested, compares cheese favorably with a mixed diet, and notes cheese can be eaten in large quantities as a principal protein source. It describes many cheese varieties and suggests uses across meals and with carbohydrates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Questions Answered on Juices and Teeth in Child Diet
Mrs F discusses orange juice providing vitamin C while prune juice serves as a natural laxative and mineral source. Mrs S explains all 20 teeth are formed before birth and erupt later, emphasizing calcium for expectant mothers. Houston Goudiss 1938-21.
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WNU
C. Houston Goudiss
Loveliness in Crochet Cloth pattern 6084
Pattern 6084 provides instructions for crochet cloth with illustration of stitches and cloth. Materials, a photograph of a cloth section, and enclosures are included. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. 259 W. Fourteenth St. New York NY with name and address and pattern number.
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Household Arts Dept
Fourteenth St
New York
N. Y
Tokyo Cancels 1940 Olympics Amid War Strains
Japan announces the cancellation of the 1940 Olympic Games in Tokyo due to mounting costs and military opposition to heightened nationalism. The International Olympic Committee is to decide next steps, with London and Helsinki named as potential alternative host cities.
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Tapan
China
Tokyo
International Committee
London
Helsingfors
Finland
Queen Marie of Romania Dies at Bucharest Residence
OWAGER Queen Marie, ill for a year, dies at her Bucharest summer residence with King Carol at her side. English princess by birth, she was Victoria’s granddaughter who married Ferdinand and helped steer Romania into World War I with Allied support. In 1926 she toured the United States for five weeks.
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Marie
Romania
Bucharest
Carol
Victoria
Ferdinand
Rumania
United States
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Howard Hughes
Houston Goudiss
By C. Houston Goudiss
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Jenkins Music CO
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