Overproduction debate widens in Roosevelt era politics
The administration shifts away from the late over production theory while critics push limited production. Roosevelt cites temporary over production and a need for data on inventories. economists link growth to rising inventories and demand, noting the downturn followed by reduced purchasing. Farm protests grow against quota penalties, corn and wheat uprisings emerge, and Senator Minton faces pushback over press threats as a cloakroom book-gift gesture surfaces.
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Inheritance Split: Mothers Contribute More Than Fathers
Princeton University biologist Dr Edwin G Conklin states humans inherit more from mothers than fathers. He explains the egg begins growth before fertilization and needs the sperm to complete development, with eggs capable of partial development even if some cells are inactive. Copyright 1938.
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Princeton, N. J
Edwin G Conklin
Princeton University
Conklin
National Association Seeks Linked Public and Private Stimulus
The National Association of Manufacturers urged Sunday that federal pump priming must be paired with business friendly policies to create lasting jobs. It proposed a seven point revival plan including non competition with private utilities, Wagner Act revisions, railroad solutions, and avoiding new reform to prevent job uncertainty. The group stressed government support alone cannot sustain employment without private enterprise expansion.
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National Association of Manufacturers
Association
Wright criticizes women's hat monstrosities at arts conference
Frank Lloyd Wright sharply condemns oversized hats during a talk at a Colorado Springs fine arts conference. The statement adds to ongoing debates about fashion and design aesthetics among cultural leaders.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Frank Lloyd Wright
Radio Schedule Highlights with NBC CBS and WABC Listings
Evening through late night radio features a dense NBC CBS and WABC lineup. Orchestras led by Ruby Newman Marek Weber Wayne King and Duke Ellington appear alongside talk shows Amos n Andy and the Breakfast Club Don McNeill. Public affairs and dramas fill the slate with Edward G. Robinson and Mary Margaret McBride among the names listed.
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Inbci
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Hollywood Gossip
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Wee
Memorial Day Duty Urged by World War Veterans
Chester S Johnson Hanford post historian tells a radio audience Memorial Day observance is a serious obligation of The American Legion. He traces the holiday back to 1868 noting its origin in the post Civil War era and a key letter from a northern veteran that led General John A Logan to issue the call.
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Chester S Johnson
Hanford Post
Johnson
John A. Logan
Grand Army
Memorial Day origins set by proclamation in 1868
The article notes May 30 as the first Memorial Day by proclamation and says the Grand Army of the Republic kept the custom alive until many members passed away, leaving younger veterans to carry the obligation, per Mr. Joinsen.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Joinsen
Hartford Star William Guillette Estate Valued at 113187
Hartford Connecticut a noted stage star William Guillette famed creator of the Sherlock Holmes role is reported to have an estate valued at only 113187 despite being described as a millionaire in various accounts. The discrepancy draws attention to the actor's finances and status.
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Minton
Hartford
Conn
Ins
America
William Guillette
Sherlock Holmes
Jett
Cascade tunnel in Washington becomes longest US railroad tunnel
The Cascade tunnel in Washington state is described as the longest railroad tunnel in the United States, highlighting its length and significance in rail infrastructure.
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Walington
United States
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