National Topics Interpreted by William Bruel
William Bruel discusses the 1936 political landscape in Washington, forecasting a battle between radicals and conservatives over New Deal policies and constitutional limits. He argues Roosevelt faces a choice between old Jeffersonian principles and radical reform, with NRA and Supreme Court rulings shaping upcoming campaigns. He notes party realignments and the potential rise of a new political coalition as the era’s major issue.
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Washington
NRA
Democratic
Roosevelt
Tugwells
Eichbergs
Wheelers
la Follettes
South
United States
Bia
NIA
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Indelstrom
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Thoosevelt
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Charming Runabout FROg styles pattern 9383
Charming in its illustration the pattern 9383 fuses Shantung and Was hi world notes with feminine shaping. Front and back tucks decorate the bodice while a yoke slashed sleeve marks the design. Pattern 9358 offered in sizes 12 to 40 with fabric yardage and an order address in New York for send in fifteen cents.
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Shantung
Sewing Circ Pattern Department
West High Tenth Street
New York
Fragmentary dialogue and stage notes in odd phrasing
Extract shows disjointed lines about costumes shaving pants and stage work including characters Tam Hubby Gay Day Young Hostess and Pathfinder Magazine. The garbled text reads as informal dialogue and stage direction without a clear narrative or event.
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United States Senate
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Western Nowspaper Union
OUR Comic
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Crook
Osborne
Westar Newpaper Union
Runabout
Tam
Farmer
Torsel
Tong Pathfinder Magazine