Republican stance splits on Roosevelt policy and party reform
A Washington column surveys Republican rifts over New Deal policy and a proposed early 1934 national committee convention. It argues Republicans should unite on principled opposition, push budget balancing, curtail wasteful agencies, and prune statutes while defending labor rights and production costs. It cautions against mixed messaging and calls for a coherent conservative programme.
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French Movie Star II Signs for Hollywood Picture Series
The personable screen star has been signed for a series of pictures in Hollywood.
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Fragmented Reflections on Trust and Happiness
The passage muses on happiness and value, noting how worry stems from rumors and distrust. It contrasts perception with reality, hints at choosing friends carefully, and questions official denial and personal obstinance.
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