Washington Sideshow On Navy Chief and Roosevelts Split
Secretary of the Navy post may return to Josephus Daniels who ponders stepping back to lead the navy. Roosevelt backs Daniels with his pleasure, while Daniels currently serves as ambassador to Mexico. Democratic strategist Michelson plots drives against Liberty League and small-business fears, linking GOP fundraising to New Deal spending.
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Mexico
Charlie Michelson
Roosevelt
New England
Jouett Shouse
Liberty League
Blue Eagle
Michelson
Fletcher
Jim Farley
Charlie
Civilian Conservation Corps
Shouse
Farley
Political Debate Shapes Flood Bill and Post Office Scrutiny
A Senate debate on a pending flood control bill sees Bennett Clark of Missouri defend administration plans while Democrats oppose earmarking funds. West Virginia polls show Sen Neely rising in reelection hopes. Post office critics flood in over planned airmail cuts and airmail funding. Republican leaders assign Frank Lowden to the agricultural plank in the Cleveland platform. George Moses backs Knox campaign in New Hampshire.
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Missouri
Senate
Clark
New York
New England
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Neely
Post Office
Congress
Post Office Department
Illinois
Frank Lowden
Cleveland
New Hampshire
George Moses
Frank Knox
A-nuric Promoted for Kidney Relief at Invalids Hotel
Advertiser touts A-nuric as a key Dr Pierce home remedy tested at the Invalids Hotel in Buffalo New York. Claims it flushes kidneys relieve irregularity ease sleep mood aches and pains and reduce urinary irritation. Recommends hot water and Dr Pierce’s Soul to aid improvement and urges purchase from a druggist.
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Invalids Hotel
Buffalo
N. Y
Roosevelt Acts On Tariffs Upsetting Trade Policy
Alice Longworth notes President Roosevelt raised duties on Japanese cotton under flexible tariff provisions. The move, seen as super-logrolling, challenges reciprocal tariff goals and aims to sway New England voters ahead of June deadlines.
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Washington, D. C
Tariff Commission
Roosevelt
New England
Alice Longworth
Buttermilk Paint Claims Win A Portland Case
Mrs. J. F. Trainor won a suit against painter William Kretz after she said he used buttermilk instead of paint to finish a breakfast nook. The court dismissed the painter's claim for the $5 bill, finding the finish was not as agreed.
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Portland
Ore
INS
J. F. Trainor
Soviet Crackdown on Arranged Marriages in Central Asia
The Soviet government reports widespread feudal practices in Daghestan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan including underage and forced marriages and wife purchases. Case studies cite 25 violations in one Daghestani region in one month, with brides sold for 5,000 to 8,000 roubles. A special commission was empowered to combat these crimes and educate women.
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Daghestan
Uzbekistan
Tadjikistan
Alexander Kharkevitch
Kharkevitch
Izvestia
Merkrath
Supreme Court
Uzbek Republic
Kasumkentsky
Presidium
Central Executive Committee
Hawaiian Delicacy: Octopus Flesh Praised as Delicacy
The text notes that the flesh of the octopus is regarded as a great delicacy by Hawaiians, highlighting its culinary value within Hawaiian food culture.
Radio Schedule Fragment With NBC CBS WABC WJZ Listings
A garbled radio schedule shows multiple time slots from 6:20 to 11:00 featuring programs and orchestras on NBC CBS and local stations. Mentions include Nelson Esos Pic Sas, Howard ice tenor, Church Choir, Wayne Kinorch, and various orchestras such as Sackens Sen Mansfield, Glen Gray, Nano Rodrigo, Henry Wace, Ohman, and Beecher.
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Nelson Es 'Eos
Howard Ice
NBC
WEAF
WJZ
CBS
WABC
WBBM
Afiaby EN Kyw
Cleveland Church Choir
Wayne Kinorch
Seate Rorum
WJZ Chain
Radio Circus
Wabc Chain
Berger Orch
Even He Halstead Orch
Henry Wace Orch
Agam Beecher Orch
Phil' “Ohman Orch
Hawaii
WGST
Wood
San Francisco Chamber of Commerce
WIZ Chain
Hot Teddy Bootleg Bust Shocks Quiet Savannah Camp
In Savannah Georgia a county police raid on a rural moonshine operation yields only broken barrels as bootleggers evaded capture. The camp lies near a church and cemetery, with evidence of substantial illicit activity despite the surprise swoop led by Bossy who discovered the mash.
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Savannah
Bossy
Sweden's recovery plan boosts economy and unemployment drop
Sweden enjoys prosperity while other nations lag. a Soviet credit deal may strengthen ties as Stockholm plans a 10 million dollar credit to the USSR. The 1936 37 budget foresees 25 percent higher revenues over four years, with unemployment falling toward 1 percent.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Soviet Union
Bootlegger Upheld For Ontario Jobs
Prime Minister M F Hepburn of Ontario defends appointing two convicted bootleggers to government liquor stores. He says bootlegging was once seen as respectable and cites Windsor citizens with past boot legging ties as evidence.
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Toronto
Ont
M. F. Hepburn
Ontario
Windsor
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