Washington whispers on hidden spending and war plans
The piece alleges Sen Byrnes committee buried a 25000 dollar Wagner inquiry, then revived it under White House direction to push an invisible spending program. It cites Roosevelt’s foreign focus and Taft’s anti New Deal stance, and notes H ouse defect subcommittee heroes who cut 75 percent from a third deficiency bill. It names Woodrum Ludlow O Neal Johnson McMillan and Ed Taylor as key players.
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Byrnes Audit Committee
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Taft
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Virginia
Ludlow
Indiana
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George Johnson
West Virginia
Thomas McMillan
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South America map puzzle fills page clues and word links
A mixed crossword style map puzzle lists Across and Down clues for a South America themed grid. It includes references to countries, objects, and common terms with several entries like Pig, South Africa, and various verbs, nouns, and adjectives.
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South America
South Africa
How Family of 5 Can Eat Well On 12 A Week
The menus target a family of five two adults and three children with about 12 dollars weekly. Each day’s recipes aim to provide balanced calories, energy, protein, minerals and vitamins for all members.
Menus and allowances for a day of meals with costs
A detailed daily meal plan lists breakfast lunch and dinner items including tomato juice eggs toast kippered herring rye bread radishes peaches iced tea liver sausage corn pudding and cake recipes. It notes daily milk butter and coffee allowances and a total daily cost about $1.50. Modern cake recipes are promised as a homemaker prize.
Special Cakes leaflet request and nutrition help line
Request a self addressed stamp envelope for the Special Cakes leaflet and note Meta Given materials are directed to her care at The Cedar Rapids Gazette. For marketing budgeting diets and low cost recipes call Community Nutrition Service at 5515 for assistance.
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Miss Manners Advice Columns on Love and Independence
Mary Manners answers letters about romance and family pressure. A couple fears teasing over romance ends their companionship while a reader asks about marrying a man with infantile paralysis and possible heredity. Another reader seeks advice on establishing a home separate from both families and farming partnership arrangements.
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Planning for a New Home Away From Family Help
The speaker recommends moving to establish independence and avoid living with relatives. They express clearly that joining family is not necessary for progress and suggest preparing a personal residence.
Coughlin Warns Of Liquidation Peril To U S Farmers
Detroit dispatch reports Rev. Charles E. Coughlin warning in a Sunday sermon that federal policy threatens farmers with liquidation similar to Stalin’s purges. He urges vigorous protest against foreclosures tied to private credit manipulation and regulatory money abuses.
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Detroit
Charles E. Coughlin
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Esther Ralston and Ted Lloyd wed in Greenwich
Esther Ralston blonde film star and Ted Lloyd radio trade paper columnist married in Greenwich on Sunday.
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