Roosevelt in Chicago Defends New Deal Farm Program
President Roosevelt spoke to the American Farm Bureau in Chicago. he defended the Agricultural Adjustment Act and praised farm income gains, while backing the Canadian trade treaty. He outlined hopes for balancing federal finances and supported reciprocal trade beliefs amid tensions with Canada and Ethiopia.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
International Amphitheater
George N. Peek
Canada
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United States
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South Bend
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Federation
Edward A. O'Neal
Alabama
Charles B. Hearst
Congress
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Social Security Board
Parole Boards and International Tensions Roil Periodical Page
A critical column attacks parole boards at large and immigrant policy, suggesting looser controls enable criminals and foreign-born radicals. It notes parallel prison breaks in Boston Nashville and Muskogee, mocks diplomacy from Hull and the British secretary, and ends with social musings on Berlin and Hollywood personalities.
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Calif
Night Fight Corner Advice From Goon to Amateur
A garbled dialogue shows two men coaching a fighter before a fight. Instructions warn to keep away from a right hand and to not slug back, with plans to ease the fighter to his corner if contacted. The exchange hints at a planned bout strategy and referee involvement.
Living wage debate asks what counts as shelter and work
In a snippet reflecting dialogue, the question What is living wage prompts answers about accommodation whether one lives in a cottage or drives an automobile. The exchange hints at differing standards and personal circumstances shaping wage expectations.
Hawkers Visit Gallery See Olden Picture
A Cockney couple in a picture gallery gaze at a work titled Hawking in the Olden Days. They discuss the scene with puzzled humor, joking about horse back and parrots as they speculate on its meaning and purpose.
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Arriet
Bory
Probation Tales and Practical Jokes From The News
A vignette shows Belen cousin moving in, mother surprised by silence about kinship, and the child’s blunt reasoning about liking before revealing relation. A joke exchange follows about a brick carrier and a mistaken tripod for carrying tripe.
The Habit Witey Docen't Worry You Dreadfully
A playful admonition about not worrying over others troubles while addressing common money concerns and daily bills in a brisk period voice.
What for Dessert Lipschutz Requests From French Menu
In a whimsical note from a B’nai B’rith magazine clipping, Lipschutz sits at a refined restaurant and asks for a dish named “Sorry, ah” on the French menu. The waiter replies that the orchestra is playing that phrase now.
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Walter
Binal B'rith Magazine
Prompted by Words on Marriage and Time
A brief exchange humorously questions marriage speed and proposal timing. The dialogue suggests that many men take long to propose, while noting that quick matches might be ideal if all did so. The tone is light and conversational, reflecting social humor.
Defense attorney questions witness in assault case
The defense attorney asks the complainant if the defendant kicked him in the face, the witness confirms. The exchange questions how the accused could strike the face with a foot, noting the defendant’s height and stance as the scene is recounted, reader learns the complainant was knocked down.
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Supreme Court
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Wores
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A Place to Stare Hubby Pathfinder Magazine
A playful exchange from Pathfinder Magazine features a speaker admonishing their partner for nagging and hints at a domestic moment. The tease suggests a domestic, romantically tinged dialogue about secrets, sleep talk, and an affectionate nickname.
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