A New NRA Plan Theorized By Richberg
Donald R Richberg proposes an industrial co operation scheme to be enacted without constitutional change He urges a national policy on hours wages and fair trade to shield industry from anti trust actions The writer notes public skepticism and recalls how blue eagle era policies collapsed amid legal and economic shifts
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Congress
Donald R. Richberg
Richberg
NIRA
NRA
Blue Eagle
Retreat in Moscow: Soviet advertising alters communist creed
The essay notes Soviet authorities reinstate advertising to boost production and drive work, signaling a shift from pure communism toward incentives akin to capitalism. It contrasts U S critics Dr Tugwell and Rugg with Moscow's move, arguing advertising keeps industry alert and wages the wheels of progress.
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Russia
San Francisco Chronicle
Bolshevists
The
Chronicle
Kremlin
Tugwell
Rugg
Moscow
Revenue Bill Intro Slated as Congress Hurries For Votes
The proposed new revenue bill, less drastic than the President’s initial plan, is to be introduced in the House on Wednesday. It faces extended debate in both chambers with no immediate consensus. Despite possible friction with the President, passage is likely, as Congress aims for early adjournment in an election year.
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House of Representatives
House
Senate
Congress
Lessons in Courtesy Across Races From a 1936 Essay
An experienced traveler writes in the Geographical Magazine about opening homes in Japan and criticizing others. He warns Americans against assuming superiority, urging respect for dignity, cultural customs, and peaceful coexistence. The piece critiques pride, prejudice, and the habit of belittling others, urging courtesy and restraint.
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Geographic Magazine
Japan
Dickens
America
White House
Congress struggles to finish must pass bills before conventions
The article outlines key pending measures including a relief bill and four appropriation bills, plus acts on rural electrification and lobbying. It notes potential new laws if the Supreme Court strikes down New Deal statutes and gauges the odds of adjournment before national party conventions.
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White House
Office of Transportation Co
Congress
Mississippi Valley Authority
TVA
NRA
Supreme Court
New York Day by Day at 60 Me Intyre Diary
New York diary recounts a sunny day in Manhattan with a Jay walking dusting near Scribner's, coffee with Ewing Galloway, two year old Kentucky ham meal, letter to Irvin Cobb, autographed books to Ohio, a gift from Dean Cornwell, tea with Margaret Pemberton and Gilda Varesi, dinner with Papa Moneta and Marshall Neilan, and a Chinatown stroll past Irving Berlin's old stand. Floyd Gibbons and Dean Ackerman of Columbia visit, and the reader browses Tom Sawyer.
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New York
San Diego
Scribner’s
Ewing Galloway
Kentucky
Irvin Cobb
Ohio
Dean Cornwell
Margaret Pemberton
London
Gilda Varesi
Papa Moneta
Marshall Neilan
Chinatown
Irving Berlin
Floyd Gibbons
Dean Ackerman
Columbia
Tom Sawyer
Manhattan Press Personalities Shine At Social Spotlight
The piece catalogs flamboyant newspaper figures and showbiz names like Algeron St. John Brenon Pierre Loti and George White, noting Brenon’s French flair and Loti’s American press reception. It highlights George White’s backstage scrappiness and Ed Howe’s pending autobiography while touching J. P. Morgan’s unaffiliated flowers show attendance.
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Manhattan
Richard Harding Davis
George Buchanan Fife
Algeron St. John Brenon
Morning Telegraph
Pierre Loti
America
Loti
Brenon
David Wallace
M. Loti
Notable World Figures Quip About Fame and Travel
H T Webster travels from Tomahawk Wisconsin while Al Jolson guards vault cash Ernest Hemingway breakfast habit Arthur Hopkins once Cleveland police reporter Robert Ripley richest American cartoonist Rebecca West plans a witty New York novel How can a son become a columnist without expense asks a Portland Oregon father White and Lew Brown stage a famous slugfest in Portland or New York venues
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Bagatelles
H. T. Webster
Tomahawk
Wis
al Jolson
Ernest Hemingway
Arthur Hopkins
Cleveland
Robert Ripley
Rebecca West
New York
Portland
Oregon
Site picks for 50000 garbage plant near Cedar river
A site for a 50000 garbage disposal plant was chosen in the hilly area south of the Cedar river two blocks west of the Rock Island bridge. E J Yount cut his right leg on a knife found in meat while carrying it to the fridge, suffering a knee‑level gash. Dr C H Cogswell returned today from three months in Pasadena with his son Charles H Cogswell Jr. Mr and Mrs E T Hitchcock came back from a trip visiting Ralph at Carnegie Tech and Edward at Elgin Ill.
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Cedar River
Rock Island Bridge
E. J. Yount
C. H. Cogswell
Pasadena
Calif
Charles H. Cogswell, Jr
E. T. Hitchcock
Ralph
Carnegie Tech
Edward
Elgin
Ill
Fire destroys Manhattan cafe and clubhouse
Yesterday at 1 30 p m a fire leveled the Manhattan cafe and clubhouse with undetermined cause. Miss Mary Darner a Tyler school teacher resigned to pursue other work. Cedar Rapids high will send two Drake relays teams led by Ferguson Buckton Yuill Wandell and Petersen Hasek Sheppard Lid ie.
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Manhattan
Mary Darner
Tyler School
Cedar Rapids High School
Kenneth Ferguson
Harold Buckton
Ralph Yuill
Floyd Wandell
Peyson Petersen
Edwin Hasek
Sep Sheppard
George Lidie
Cedar Rapids Mayor Urges Relief for San Francisco Victims
Mayor Connor issued a proclamation calling Cedar Rapids residents to aid the stricken people of San Francisco and do their part in relief efforts.
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Connor
Cedar Rapids
San Francisco
Cedar Rapids relief group formed and funds raised
A general relief committee was named with A. H. Newman as chairman J. L. Bever Jr as secretary and J. H. Ingwerson as treasurer. Over $1 600 was raised on the first day. Doctors Burkhalter and Evans were appointed commissioners to the general assembly by the Cedar Rapids Presbytery. Mrs K M Whitmore of New York spoke at the First Presbyterian church as Cedar Rapids residents await word from relatives in the San Francisco earthquake with messages not yet sent.
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A. H. Newman
J. L. Bever, Jr
J. H. Ingwerson
E. R. Burkhalter
First Presbyterian Church
W. M. Evans
Central Park Church
General Assembly
Cedar Rapids
Door of Hope
San Francisco
Martyr Complex Stops Boy From Advancing In Career
ALPH laments his self pity and claims of abuse as a cause of career decline. Readers advised to brace up, ignore gossip, and let time reveal the preferred partner or rival, with calm acceptance of friendship while awaiting clearer facts.
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Alph
Ralph
Miss Manners
Country life vs city life and farm as fallback
The writer argues life is hard regardless of city or country. Work defines gain, with farm life praised for raising children and as a capital source if ventures fail. The message contrasts two paths and hints at resilience amid hardship.
Life on farm and city contrasted by reader letter
A reader argues that both country and city life have benefits and drawbacks. Salaried workers can budget and plan, while farmers face long hours and few conveniences. He says fresh air is not a factor and urges that life is what you make it, not utopia. The reply acknowledges common sense and notes there is no perfect place.
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Middle West
Internal Remedy for Piles Promises Quick Relief
Dr J S Leonhardt introduces HEM-ROID tablets as a safe internal cure for piles. The ad claims internal congestion and weak veins cause itching bleeding and burning and that HEM-ROID removes the cause by improving circulation and purging impure blood. May Drug Co and other druggists endorse it with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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J. S. Leonhardt
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