Purge attempts by Roosevelt falter as George victory cited
Senator George's Georgia win over Roosevelt backed candidates is framed as a setback to the New Deal purge. Carter Glass lauds George, notes growing independence in Congress, and predicts a tougher House majority and possible party realignment if war does not intervene.
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Virginia
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Carter Glass
Senator George
Georgia
Walter F. George
Tanta
Walter
George
Roosevelt
Congress of the
United States
Times
United States Attorney Camp
Barnesville
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Mr. Roosevelt
Talmadge
New Deal
Tydings
David J. Lewis
Maryland
Cotton
Smith
Johnston
South Carolina
Chesapeakee Bay
Lewis
White House
Congress
George and Clark
Missouri
House
Rayburn
House of Representatives
Capitol Hill
Democratic Party
Woodrow Wilson
Western Newspaper Union
Adlerike
Caine
Ditmars Seeks Ants and Myths In Awe of Bronx Zoo Curator
Dr. Raymond L. Ditmars, 62, longtime Bronx Zoo mammal and reptile curator, heads to Trinidad for parasol ants and debunks animal myths. He notes sea serpents in Indian Ocean and western Pacific, flying snakes, water-jet fish, venom, and speedsters. He began collecting insects at 15 and joined the zoo after a year in newspapers.
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York
New York
Raymond L. Ditmars
Bronx Zoo
Trinidad
Ditmars
Museum of Natural History
Zoo
Santa Claus
Simple fall dress designs from Smart New Day Fashions
The article promotes easy to sew dresses in multiple colors with a charming school dress as the highlight. Darts at the waist create slimness, and the neckline and sleeves are described as modern. It lists patterns 1454 and 1576 with sizes and yardage, plus a Fall and Winter Pattern Book available by mail order from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. in Chicago.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Eskimo Language as a Trade Jargon
The Eskimo language is among the hardest to learn, causing few traders or explorers to attempt it. A pidgin like jargon has developed in Eskimo white contact with a 300 to 600 word vocabulary drawn mostly from Eskimo and some from English Danish Spanish Hawaiian and other languages.
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China
Ask Me Another General Quiz Round Facts
The Continental congress met in a Baltimore tavern. Mason City Washington has no chimneys due to electric heat. The word money derives from Latin moneta, a Juno surname with the first mint at her temple. Boulder Colorado owns Arapaho glacier supplying the city water.
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Colorado
Mason City
Wash
Moneta
Juno
Boulder
Colo
Arapahoe Glacier
Color and Economy Afghan Pattern Offer
The Sewing Circle invites readers to obtain a crochet afghan pattern by sending 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept New York. Pattern 6040 promises directions for making an afghan with Germantown wool and an illustration, noting a jiffy crochet with a large hook uses about half the wool of a regular Afghan.
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Sewing Circle
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Germantown
Wise and Otherwise
Comic gossip style lines reflect social observations on worth, honesty, luck, and gender norms. Witty quips compare character to streets and dating rituals. Notable ideas include straight shooters, tax expectations, and confidence comparisons among genders.
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TIS
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Automobile Union
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Kansas City
Fisher
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Southern
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Art Smith
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Si Christofferson
d’Artagnan
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Col
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Cleveland
Grover Whalen
Turner
California
Consolidated News
WNU Service
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Incoln Electric CO
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Ovid
Garfield
Garfield Tea
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Brooklyn
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Prince Albert
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