Roosevelt Return Spurs New White House Agenda
Returning to Washington in fine health after Argentina, President Roosevelt plunges into government planning. He prepares inaugural details for January 20, drafts his annual state of the nation and budget messages, and weighs cabinet reorganizations.
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National Topics Interpreted by William Bruckart
The column surveys Cuba and Batista over a 9 cent sugar tax for rural schools run by soldiers, Chiang Kai-shek’s kidnapping and shifting alignments, and Western Hemisphere accords on peace. It also covers Britain’s debt defaults, the electoral college vote results, O Mahoney’s proposed federal business licensing, and a State Department ban on international marriages for foreign service officers.
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Fulgencio Batista
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Havana
Enrico Caruso Biography Fragments From a Biography
Fragmentary notes outline Enrico Caruso as a premier tenor with early family loss and high earnings. Mentions his father and mother, early infancy, and a performance rate around 2785 dollars. Notes a protest over 2500 dollars and a fashioning of a new biography.
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Enrico Caruso
Caruso
Ricklayer
Glass
Pattern 4 sewing pattern and order details
A garbled notice offers Pattern 4 by mail from The Sew, 259 W. Fourteenth St, New York. It asks buyers to send name, dress size and pattern number with payment in stamps or coins, including a list of needed materials and stitch illustrations.
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O’ Mahoneying
Congress
Wyoming
O'Mahoney
Fourteenth St
New N.Y
Foreign Words and Phrases List for Reference
A compact gloss of Latin French Italian and Dutch phrases with brief meanings. It includes ad libitum meaning as one pleases, cela va sans dire meaning it goes without saying, elixir vitae life elixir, salus populi suprema lex the welfare of the people is the supreme law, rara avis a rare bird, pari passu with equal steps, quantum libet as you please, among others.
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Bambino
Supreme Law
Souri
Pari. Passu
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