World War II Era Session Ends In Legislative Stalemate
In a chaotic wrap of the Roosevelt administration five point program, Congress adjourned amid near wreckage of the President's agenda. Garner, Barkley, and Rayburn drafted plans for conference action as wage and crop bills faced cliff edges. Pendings included a controversial labor measure, while Kellogg’s death is noted as a nod to his peacemaking legacy and the Kellogg Briand pact. Panay notes and Tokyo responses framed the diplomatic mood as Britain pledges support for Roosevelt's approach to Japan.
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Dallas
Congress
Roosevelt
Garner
White House
Spenter Busikhond
Barkley
Sam Raybury
Senate
House
Howe
Chalhat O'Connor
Geo
Panay
Washington
Tokyo
Hirohito
Japan
Fred
Gurmera
Far Eust
Chaimberlain
Talon
Bris Rouse
Commons
Britain
Wwe
Luton
Fead
Republican Party
Roosevelt Hie
Frank B. Kellogg
Parson
Fane
D. Kelkogg
Stulesieay
Mr. Kellogs
Dinner Speeches Echo Native Wit in Duston Texas
A Duston Texas crowd heard after dinner oratory praising the sound of one’s own voice and musing on the role of public speakers. The piece references English sermons, collectors of oddities, and speculative notes on future antiques. It mentions German colonies, wartime politics, and locals recalling New York trips, with names like Captain Mike Houg and Major Raymond Dickeon and a Cuero hotel anecdote.
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Duston
Texas
New York
Mike Houg
Raymond Dickeon
Thiskerurich
Blanca
Mex
Hans
Montly
Mike
New Yor
Education At America’s Earliest University
Washington dispatch reflects on the University of the Americas founded January 5 1788 by Dominican priests under Papal authority later secularized. It discusses wartime policy Roosevelt era fears of Japan and Germany trade barriers and the need to build up defense including stockpiles and manganese ore supply. It critiques Hulls trade policies and calls for self sufficiency and preparedness while urging cautious diplomacy to avoid war.
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Old Denter of Education
America
University
PY Muegan
Tarocent III
Washington
Truy
Panay
Yangtwe
China
Japan
Roosevelt
Department of State
Murple
Ikon
Rover Menia
Piper
Navy
Berdees
Cuba
Ue Bureau of
Russia
Gold
Africa
Soviet Russia
Abie Inevitatse
Br Inter
Alrex
Bradll
Brazil
Han
Bureau of Mines
Bull
Hull
Hoosevelt
Boulder Dam
Alwage
Dows
War Department
Cor
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Alerl
STAR DUST Movie Radio Recaps Tops 1930s Glamourline
A heavily worded cinema column highlights Paramounts Wells Fargo and a broader radio film season. It notes Greta Garbos Sweden departure, Bradleys Sunday hour narration plans, and a wave of star contracts including Falcon and Merman, with the era’s buzz on Hollywoods studio system and new projects.
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