Mediation Board Battles Over Third Roosevelt Term Rumors
The article reports on mediation board debates about President Roosevelt possibly seeking a third term. It notes aides and supporters discussing the idea, while Roosevelt has not directly endorsed any such plan. It also covers labor unrest tied to sitdown strikes, law enforcement actions, and broader political maneuvering affecting administration relations and policy.
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Fragmented OCR narrative critiques the new WRA bid tied to Gallagher and Corcoran and Cohen, mentions Gen. Hugh Johnson, and wanders through political banter about opposition figures and French relations. The text mixes travel reminiscence, local humor, and fleeting references to policy and governance.
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Roosevelt Court Plan Sparks Senate Split Amid Tax Clash
In Washington the Roosevelt court plan provokes a Democratic split in the Senate Judiciary Committee and a tax proposal showdown in Congress. Democrats divide over adding six justices while opposing a tax on DC income, the debate highlighting party lines and power struggles surrounding the president’s judiciary and fiscal agendas.
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STAR DUST Movie Radio and Public Protest Over Harlow Death
Reaction to Jean Harlow's death erupts as MGM outlines reshoots for Saratoga with Rita Johnson replacing her. Public outcry pressures studios to release Harlow's completed film and settle on a respectful handling of unfinished projects amid star power and industry tensions.
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