Eccles Says Budget Cuts Premature Before Full Employment
Chairman Marriner S. Eccles of the Federal Reserve argues against cutting public expenditures until national income and full use of labor and capacity rise. He recalls the 1936-37 period when a deficit amid social security receipts masked a net balance, warning against deflationary moves by the Fed and Treasury policies.
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New Deal
Marriner S. Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
New York
Eccles
Treasury
Knox
Federal Reserve
Washington
McKee
Tonsils And Adenoids Operation For Dionne Quintuplets
The note explains the planned removal of tonsils and adenoids for the Dionne quintuplets. It defines adenoids as throat tissue that enlarges and hampers development, and suggests that surgery can improve outcomes for many children if doctors advise it.
Roosevelt Speech at Chapel Hill Calls for Democratic Pace of Change
In a Chapel Hill address President Roosevelt quotes a friend noting American youth feel they are going places. He urges patience with reform, praising democracy and urging the public to shape the rate of change and curb excess innovations.
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Roosevelt
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
America
Justice Cardozo
Ideal Home In A Town Like This Promises Happiness
The piece extols twenty years of progress bringing radio music education moving pictures automobiles and newspapers to rural life. It argues improved churches social groups and better communication deliver self education and brighter living in towns like this.
Sentimental Music Critics Debate Tender Airs in Concerts
Some critics deride sentimental music calling it overly touching and about love and longing. They argue such pieces fail to suit concerts aimed at pleasing the musically intelligent.
Hard-boiled era tempers feel, yet music stays heartfelt
The piece argues the hard boiled age suppresses sentiment but notes emotion survives as a guiding force in music. It claims music will continue to move the heart long after the era's shocks have passed.
Women's clubs grow into powerful national influence
As winter deepens, newspapers note that women’s clubs connect millions and shape politics. Once literary societies, they now tackle government, laws, taxes, home life, music, art, and children, pushing questions men often overlook.
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Robert Browning
Cld
Civil service reform urged for WPA amid pre election scrutiny
Harry L. Hopkins faces perilous political currents as he calls for placing the Works Progress Administration under Civil Service rules. Senate campaign probes loom, with Republicans and some conservative Democrats pledging to press charges of political use of WPA funds while Hopkins seeks a lasting, sturdier ship for the voyage ahead.
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Harry L. Hopkins
Works Progress
Senate
WPA
Hopkins
Civil Service
Christmas Seals Fight Tuberculosis Campaign Begins
The American people are asked to fund the campaign against tuberculosis by purchasing Christmas seals. The annual sale began Thanksgiving Day as the war on the disease grows stronger, greatly cutting the death rate in recent years. Many still succumb, but better understanding of transmission could save lives. The seals finance a campaign to spread knowledge to households and decorate Christmas packages and letters with cheerful emblems.
Rethinking Gift Giving Amid Holiday Cheer
The piece reflects on annual gift buying and its impact on shoppers and workers. It praises generosity and suggests buying early to reduce stress, while advocating sensible gifts and mindful spending to avoid neglecting one's own family.
Winter Sports Survive Winter on the Eastern Shore
The article notes winter sports thrive as ski skating and sledding remain popular. Indoor activities like basketball and bowling draw crowds while warm climate states sustain golfing and tennis through winter, urging athletes not to hibernate on the Eastern Shore.
Eastern Shoremen Celebrate Silver Anniversary at Belvedere Hotel
About a hundred Eastern Shoremen gathered at the Belvedere Hotel to mark the 25th anniversary of the Eastern Shore Society of Baltimore. Speakers described Shoremen as unselfconscious yet proud, independent, and sociable, shaped by a long history of close regional ties and isolation.
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Belvedere Hotel
Eastern Shore Society of
Baltimore
John 38
Dickerson
Dickinson
Radcliffe
Samuel Kk. Jennis
Supreme Bench of
J. M. H. Rowland
University of Maryland School of Medicine
Rowland
Contemplation on caste and equality at Maryland event
The scene featured Dr Rowland describing how contemplation aided caste breakdown and equality among residents. Phillips Lee Goldsborough served as toastmaster, with John T Tucker as society president. The talk advised washing sweaters and woolen garments before stains set to prevent weakening and shortening garment life.
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Rowland
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
Maryland
United States
John T. Tucker
Bus Schedule Between Annapolis and Matapeake
Bus timetable lists departures from Annapolis to Matapeake from 7:25 am to 8:00 pm with multiple connections at Matapeake Raimancoke and Claiborne. Notation x indicates Matapeake only connections. Denotes standard and express links.
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Annapolis Matapeake
Matapeake
Raimancoke
Claiborne
Romancoke
Romancoke Claiborne
Wromancoke
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