Pedestal Era and Roosevelt in a Turbulent Year
Summary of 1935 political currents in the United States noting a Democratic gain in Congress, clashes with the Supreme Court, and whispers of a leftward shift. Describes candid camera ban on Roosevelt, rising fever cases, and foreign policy tensions with Mussolini. Mentions left-wing secret meetings and possible united-front efforts to back Roosevelt in 1936.
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Roosevelt
Democratic Party
New Deal
Congress
Bex
Supreme Court
White House
Tom McAvoy
McAvoy
Washington
U.S
Germany
Harry Hopkins
Department of Agriculture
U. S
New York
LaGuardia
Bob la Follette
Phil
Wisconsin
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Farmers Laborites
Milwaukee
United Front
Floyd Olson
Minnesota
Olson
la Follette
AAA
Hoover
Knox
Borah
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
A short excerpt from Edgar A Guest's Just Folks features a quarrel between a haughty lady and a self-described tramp about appearance and pride. The fragment emphasizes class contrast and dignity in hardship.
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Edgar A, Guest
Lord Reading Dies Aged 75 Noted British Statesman
Rufus Daniel Isaacs the 75 year old Marquess of Reading and former lord chief justice of England died after several weeks of illness. A distinguished jurist and ambassador for goodwill he aided US Britain cooperation for world peace and served as Viceroy of India before becoming foreign secretary.
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London
INS
Rufus Daniel Isaacs
Marquess of Reading
Ilord
England
Lord Reading
United States
America
Supreme Court
Washington
Britain
Ship’s Bay
Viceroy of India
Life Of Party Struggles With Quiet Home Life
Dear Miss Manners recounts a married woman with three small children who loves keeping house yet seeks guidance on balancing a gregarious party persona with a quiet home life. The letter expresses concern about contrasts between public cheer and private mood.
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Arry
Miss Manners
Dear Miss Manners on loneliness and affordable help
A reader asks how to cope with loneliness and lack of funds for a maid. Advice suggests arranging occasional child care from a younger or older neighbor for a small fee, and occasional outings or small gatherings to break the home routine.
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Miss Manners
Thanking You for Your Card and Travel News
Thank you for your card. I would love to hear about your travels since we last met. If you can visit, wonderful. if not, please write. I’m sure you share my eagerness to resume our old friendship.
Controller of Temper Ousts Rage in Girl Reader
A narrator admonishes managing anger noting that a girl in a rage is unattractive and that friends will not tolerate frequent outbursts. The tone is cautionary and prescribes restraint in social interactions.
You have nothing to fear and must keep him
A stern motivational line urges personal resolve and effort to regain control and not dwell on self pity.
Funeral services held for Mrs Ed Stofflett in Tipton
Ed Stofflett widow Bertha Henning Stofflett died from cerebral hemorrhage. Born Feb 20 1877 in Newton she married Ed Stofflett in 1896 and moved to Tipton in 1906. She served as Phila than church Sunday school treasurer and was active in the Ladies guild and O E S No 367. Survived by husband son Dr C E Stofflett and several siblings.
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Stofflett
M. E
R. C. Jerrell
Newton
Bertha Alvina Minnie Henning
William Henning
C. E. Stofflatt
Lowden
Jean
Fred
William
Henry Henning
C. O. Marshall
Link Marshall
New Riverside Royal Neighbor Lodge Officers Named
Riverside announces new lodge officers with Oracle Mrs June Laney serving as vice oracle Mary Soukup past oracle Anna Kos chancellor Mary Prymek recorder Clara Rath receiver and the remainder to be filled.
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Riverside
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Oracle
June Laney
Mary Soukup
Anna Kos
Mary Prymek
Clara’ Rath
Eee Snr
Roosevelt Era Prosperity Push Cites AAA Support And Politics
The piece surveys a Roosevelt favorable mood driven by AAA aid, farm incomes, and industrial growth while noting opposition limits. Hopkins visits Terre Haute as relief issues surface and political forecasts hinge on court rulings and the Republican convention.
Thoxine Sore Throat Remedy Ad
Quick relief for sore throat with Thoxine claiming a double action against soreness and cold symptoms. Available in 15c 60c and 1 bottle sizes sold at Podzimek Pharmacy and other drug stores with a money back guarantee.
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Podzimek Pharmacy
A FRIEND OF MAN HORIZONTAL Word Puzzle Answer Key
A friend of man puzzle lists numerous clues and answers in horizontal and vertical sections with terms across animals, objects, and common words. The page presents an extensive dictionary style crossword style where entries like 13 Jewel 14 Before long and 38 Social insect appear alongside miscellaneous hints.
General Hunter Liggett Dies War Hero at 78
Lt General Hunter Liggett 78 noted World War I commander who led American First Army and later the Third Army on the Rhine. He died at Letterman General Hospital after a long illness in San Francisco. Liggett commanded over 1,000,000 men and earned the Distinguished Service Medal. He had led troops in St Mihiel Meuse Argonne and the Second Marne campaigns.
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San Francisco
Hunter K. Liggett
America
Letterman General Hospital
San Francisco Presidio
Liggett
Letterman Hospital
St. Michiel
Meuse
Argonne
Retired Almajer General Francisco Resides Quietly
Francisco retired as almajer general in 1921 and has lived quietly with Mrs Liggett since then. Congress elevated him to Weeks tenant general within the last few years.
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Francisco
Liggett
Congress
Barbara Stanwyck Divorces Frank Fay
In Los Angeles Barbara Stanwyck, film star, obtains a divorce from actor Frank Fay after testifying she cannot live with him. She accuses him of subscapes and wrangling, and the marriage ends in divorce court within minutes.
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Barbara Stanwyck
Frank Fay
Los Angeles
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Barbara Stanswyck
Miss Eva Bacon and Clarence Wendt Wed at Lutheran Parsonage
Miss Eva Bacon daughter of M. Bacon Buck Creek and Clarence Wendt son of Fred Wendt Manchester married Friday at the Lutheran parsonage. Rev William S Schrieber of St Pauls Lutheran Church officiated with Marie Bacon and Ivan Wilson as attendants. The couple will live in Manchester.
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Buck Creek
Clarence Wendt
Fred Wendt
Manchester
William S. Schrieber
St Paul's Lutheran Church
Marie Bacon
Ivan Wilson
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