Iowa Legislature Backs Diagonal Highway Ban Across State
The bill to halt new diagonal highways from Des Moines until the current program ends passed both houses. Gov may sign, but the main result is broad opposition to funding a Better Business plan for the capital city. Only three House members and no senators voted against it, with Rep. McLean of Marshall County cited for leading the challenge.
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Political slogan echoes 1930s memory gamble
The piece notes that while a 1932 style tactic might fail in 1936 the Republican Party has little to lose by adopting a slogan reading Remember the Forgotten Party.
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GOP
Bank Bill Aims To Federalize U S Banking System
The House to discuss a sweeping banking bill that would nationalize much of the system by 1937. It would allow the Federal Reserve Board to waive capital requirements for new members, increasing federal control while maintaining state banks outside the system.
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United States
House of Representatives
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Board
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Federal Deposit
Fuaract
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Depost
Schem Ray
Correct this sentence about critics praise a book
A casual note surveys popular tastes and rising fads about literature and society, warning against reading dirt to signal sophistication. It cites public tests of taste and remarks on morality, culture, and gender expectations while urging caution in judging books by reputation.
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Louise
Channing Pollock
Banking Deposits Show State Banks Lag Nonmembers
State nonmember banks account for about 17 percent of all deposits excluding mutual savings, with national banks faring better than state ones. State member banks beat nonmembers, reflecting relative resilience in a subdued mood.
Foreign borrowings without repayment threaten borahing risk
Foreign governments recognize that nonpayment on loans leads to borahing consequences. The statement frames debt default as a path to broader financial instability and potential international repercussions.
Radio Pain in the Neck Sparks Simple Calisthenic Cure
California researchers warn against long close exposure to radios causing neck pain and headaches. They suggest walking barefoot around the lawn to ground energy and relieve symptoms, noting this is only for electrical-origin pains and not a universal cure.
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Calfornia Medical
Frank Kerk
New York Eye Ay Sse Aerials and A La Carte Glamour
A lively New York scene described as ultra stylish and self conscious at dinner hour. The piece catalogs social types from head-waiters to Portia and Cholly Knickerbocker, plus fashion notes on Carminati and Brillat Savarin style desserts and a glimpse into John De Carlo’s canary-raising life.
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Portia
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Kit Cornell
Col. Creighton Webb
Vanderbilt
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Ohn DE Carlo
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Astoria
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Brillat-Savarin
Victor Hugo
Los Angeles
Colony
Luza
Harper's Bazaar
Spain
Meurice
Mind and Morals from a Scientist
An author's note cites Prof Burdell of MIT asserting marriage is the best insurance against crime insanity poverty and premature death. He argues married men live longer, show lower insanity and crime rates, and have greater financial security and protection in old age.
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Manhattan
Jeeter Lester
Tobacco Road
Bobbie Burns
Keats
Burns
Burdell
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Mastery and Motivation in Work and Society
A discussion on enlisting support for causes by appealing to immediate interests, the futility of long term sympathy for future outcomes, and the idea that mastery of a job never ends. The piece cites President Bryan on avoiding monotony and ends with a property foreclosure notice for M. L. Rowray.
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Indiana University
Pat
CCC
Radio Listings Mix with NBC CBS Musical Programs
A dense schedule lists NBC CBS and regional stations broadcasting music, opera, concerts, and talk segments across morning to night. It features artists such as Jolson, Barrymore, Ruth, and Heink, with orchestras, choirs, and dance programs across networks WJZ WEAF WMAQ WLW and others.
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Jease Crawford
Myers Orch
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Farley tactics and capital intrigue sweep Washington
Washington gossip column details Farley undercover scouts reporting Huey Longism in the south and Father Coughlinism in the north. It notes a Belmont Ohio cigar ad case, Edison as housing chief pick, and Nye of reform efforts. It mentions parking violations highest in 1934 and a tax of public works plan.
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Emil Hurja
Farley
Huey
Belmont
Ohio
Wheeling
W. Va
John W. Upp
NRA
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Jimmy Moffett
Edison
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Moffett
Stewart McDonald
Moon Motor Company
Flattery Patterns and Love Advice From Miss Manners
A reader questions how to handle flattery and criticism from Elaine who resents fault finding. Advice urges ignoring praise, facing faults, and inviting gradual distance to avoid change in behavior. In a second letter, a heartbreak asks how to cope after a best friend wins the love of a former partner, with guidance that moving on is best.
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Miss Manners
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