Eccles Yields To Majority For Economy In Spending
The article reports that Marriner Eccles, long a leading defender of federal spending for recovery, bows to majority sentiment and allows democracy to pursue economy. It notes congressional pressure, farm subsidies, relief and defense blocs, and the hope that budgeting savings may gain business confidence. Eccles faces a cautious path amid competing interests.
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United States
Marriner
Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Tor Harrison
Senate
House of Representatives Appropriations Committee
Roosevelt
CCC
Let The Buyer Beware in Post Act Era
The piece argues that despite the Pure Food and Drug Act, consumer risk remains as industry efforts push for exemptions or slower enforcement. It warns against weaker standards that would let manufacturers hire diagnosing physicians to shield proprietary medicines, undermining public protection and honest trade.
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Food and Drug Administration
Congress
United States
Mussolini Speech Critics Question Peace and Power
The speech offers insults to democracies and vague claims, avoiding a war pledge. Britain and France seem relieved he did not set an impossible program, yet critics urge a settlement with Mussolini to head off new diplomatic trouble.
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Mussolini
Italy
Djibouti
Tunisia
Suez Canal
London
Paris
France
Britain
Desperate Moves Fade as Axis Strains Grow
The text notes mounting desperation and tighter space in Western Europe as Il Duce’s ally pursues risky ventures at the other axis end, highlighting growing strain and caution.
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Western
Europe
Il Duce
Lathe report on world natural resources and national self sufficiency
The Lathe study shows scarce metals and energy in many regions over the next century and argues nations must view the world as a single economy. It contends interdependence can be overcome by ethics and trade, enabling abundant food and minerals beyond present needs.
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Franke E. Lathe
Canadian National Research Council
Supreme Court Lets Officials Pay Income Tax Like Others
The Supreme Court holds that state and federal officials pay the same income taxes as private citizens, easing the balance of tax powers. It notes potential revenue shifts and calls for state federal tax field reallocation to avoid overlapping taxes. The ruling also highlights constitutional law evolution without formal amendments.
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United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Embargoes On Knowledge Prompt Scientists to Question Tactics
American educators debate whether boycotts and manifestos against foreign nations threaten intellectual freedom. The piece questions banning German instruments and lab actions as embargos on knowledge, arguing such tactics risk stifling inquiry and hindering international understanding.
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America
Harvard
Princeton
Boston
American Association of Scientific Workers
Atherton
United States
True American Spirit and Democratic Duty
Editorial discusses the core of Americanism as democracy rooted in equality, fair play, and helping others. It contrasts true patriotism with fascism or nihilistic dogma, urges responsibility in peace and crisis, cites flood relief as democracy in action, and calls for individual virtue guiding national ideals.
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Chautauqua Lyceums
Middle West
United States
Washington
Jefferson
Hamilton
Nations to send youths to Seventh World Poultry Congress
Youth organizations from around the world will be represented at the Seventh Annual World's Poultry Congress and Exposition in Cleveland from July 28 to August 7. A Hall of Youth will be available only to young people in the poultry industry, per Dr Morley A Juli secretary of the Industries Committee and head of the University of Maryland Poultry Department.
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Cleveland
Morley A. Juli
Industries Committee
University of Maryland
National youth exhibit to display poultry industry
The Hall of Youth will offer twenty thousand square feet for activities and entertainment as youths explore poultry industry applications. The United States will be represented by five organizations including 4H, Future Farmers of America, Boy Scouts, and others. Officials expect over 1,000 participants from at least 40 states with many more visitors.
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Jul
United States
College Poultry Science Clubs
Future Farmer of America
4H Clubs
Boy Scouts of America
New Farmers of America
Youth Camp Promises National Exhibits And International Participation
Congress schedules national organizations to develop exhibits for a youth camp with displays by the groups themselves rather than states. Foreign youths will be represented at each event and international teams may present demonstrations in their own languages.
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National Organiza
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