What kind of a President would he make Hull
The article profiles Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg outlining his liberal yet practical program to reform New Deal policy. It contrasts him with Dewey and Taft, notes his isolationist stance, and highlights his political style, alliances, and potential cabinet picks.
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Ashington
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Borah
Vandenberg
Senate
St. Paul
Tom Dewey
Twin Cities
Taft
Charles McNary
Nye
North Dakota
Congress
London
Herbert Hoov
Hull
Lemon Juice Remedy for Rheumatic Pain Adverts
An old advertisement promotes Ru-Ex Compound as a home remedy for rheumatic arthritis and neuritis. A quart of water with four lemons is mixed and taken two tablespoons twice daily, with promises of relief within 48 hours and a money back guarantee if no improvement.
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May Drug Company
Good Drug
University of Pennsylvania dorm raid stirs anxious students
In Philadelphia a dormitory sweep by police startled Sargent Hall residents as officers searched for a man reported entering a fire tower. University officials dismissed the scare, asserting that 150 women are their own protection and the situation posed little risk.
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Philadelphia
Sargent Hall
University of Pennsylvania
Man Seeks Relief From Perpetual Rain in Lancaster County
Heinz Schwarz of Lancaster Pennsylvania complained to the county court about constant showers caused by a spray device at a nearby ice plant. He said even sunny days require an umbrella to leave his home.
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Lancaster, Pa
Heinz Schwarz
Year Round Cherry Tree Grown in Japan
An overflowering cherry tree grown in Japan bears flowers and leaves throughout the year.
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Japan
Wilson vetoes Pershing plan to end war in 1918
Washington AP Woodrow Wilson rejected a bold Pershing proposal for a simultaneous Allied offensive on all fronts to hasten the war’s end. The plan urged attacks on the Italian front Saloniki Mesopotamia and pressure on Spain and other neutrals. The armistice came before Pershing’s scheme could be acted on.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
John J. Pershing
State Department
Robert Lansing
Lansing
Pershing
Supreme War Council
Wilson
Western Front
Saloniki
Mesopotamia
Austria-Hungary
Bulgaria
Turkey
Germany
Spain
General Pershing
Supreme Military Council
Baker
France and Britain Move to Arm Romania Amid Balkan Tensions
Three secret French agreements to supply Romania with warplanes, machine guns, and other arms were reported as a Romanian finance commission returned from Paris. Britain is sending Pursuit ships and Bristol Blenheim bombers, amid fears Germany may retaliate over oil exports. Italian talks in Bucharest suggest a Balkan economic contest, while Romania faces railway tolls and pressure to stay on good behavior.
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Bucharest
France
Rumania
Rumanian Finance Commission
Paris
Britain
Germany
Italy
Romania
French Requisition All Farm Workers
The French government ordered requisition of all farm workers to ensure spring planting under military control. The decree bars hiring away farm labor without permission and expands already seized war industries, addressing shortages from mobilization and urban factory shifts.
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Paris
Ministries of Agriculture and Labor
Immunizing Factor Found in Tuberculosis Germ
Dr. H J Cooper reports isolation of an immunizing material from the tuberculosis germ. In animal tests this factor withstood 100000 deadly doses and remained effective for three years. The finding, after 25 years of work at National Jewish Hospital, may offer a new approach beyond live vaccines.
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New York
H. J. Cooper
National Jewish Hospital
Denver
Cooper
F D R Petition Declared Valid in Illinois Primary
Secretary of State Edward J. Hughes said the petition to place Franklin D Roosevelt's name on the Illinois April 2 primary ballot was valid though filed without a formal declaration of candidacy. He noted Dewey's declaration lacked a magistrate certificate from New York County.
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Springfield
Ill
Edward J. Hughes
Roosevelt
Illinois
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
New York County
Notary Seal Validity Acknowledged in Candidacy Note
The statement attests to the validity of the notary seal while noting that Dewey’s candidacy had not been questioned. The remark emphasizes the seal’s legitimacy within the political context cited.
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Dewey
Is This Why You Are Constipated
A reader is advised that constipation stems from low bulk in meals and to eat Kellogg's All-Bran for breakfast as a natural remedy. It suggests increased fiber intake, water, and consulting a doctor if the condition persists.
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Kelloger’s
Battle Creek
Ann Miller
Joan Kenley
Decker Sues for 4372 Refund on U.S. Income Taxes
Jay E. Decker of Mason City sues Charles D. Huston Iowa collector in federal court to recover 4372.05 overpaid taxes for 1934 and 1935 based on 10409 income from his wife Angie B. Decker. He paid 1972.35 for 1934 and 2399.70 for 1935. claims were denied.
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Charles D. Huston
Internal Revenue
Iowa
Jay E. Decker
Mason City
Decker
Angie B. Decker
Houston
Cedar Rapids
Don Juan product promises lasting natural appearance
A cosmetic product named Don Juan is described as not transferring to table linen or cigarets, remaining on the skin after applying according to directions. It promises a soft natural appearance and is available in many fashionable shades.
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William Castle
Don J Juan
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