Inflation Fire Fed by Fights on Patronage
Capitol Hill disputes over patronagemenace to Roosevelt’s administration widen the currency inflation breach. A round robin of Democratic senators, led by Lonerzan McCaran, circulates among lawmakers while a Pittman letter condemns a “republican cabinet” trio of Wal lace Ickes and Perkins. The feud signals mounting tension between the White House and Democratic senators over appointments and policy.
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Capitol Hill
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Senstor Lonerzvan
Connecticut
Senstor
McCaran
Nevada
Pittman
Lews Howe
White House
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Interior
Ickes
Labor
Perkins
United Press
Departments of Agriculture, Interior and Labor
Secretaries face patronage issues amid Capitol tension
Report notes strained relations as Pitt man’s letter surfaces, prompting observers to suspect publicity aims and a broader Senate push to influence administration actions since March 4. Cabinet ministers fear further pressure as inflation arguments gain traction in Congress.
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Pittmans
Capitol
Miss Perkins
Walace
Ickes
Kirk’s Coco Castile Tackles Hard Sarasota Water
Sarasota residents seek a pure vegetable oil soap to counteract hard water and curds in toilet cleaning. Advertised as the only solution, Kirk’s Coco Castile promises deep cleansing and odorless soap to combat soap scum and improve lather.
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Castile
Massachusetts Delegation Chooses Smith for President 1932
Massachusetts sent a 100 percent Smith for President delegation to Chicago in 1932. Governor Ely nominated Alfred E. Smith. Since March 4, James Roosevelt has established a residence in Massachusetts and, according to Capitol reports, he controls Bay State patronage over Walsh and other party leaders.
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Smith
Chicago
Ely
Alfred E. Smith
James Roosevelt
Capitol
Walsh
Dem
Mass
Bay State
Pay Now and Buy Now, Merchants Urge Patriotic Use
David J Wood of the National Retail Credit Association urges paying old bills as a patriotic duty to unlock millions in circulating capital. He argues paying past due accounts promptly fuels reemployment, enables new purchases, and strengthens consumer credit by using it responsibly.
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David J Woodlock
National Retail Credit Association
Mr. Woodlock
Coe College Freshman Class Leads Registrar Totals
Coe college enrollment for the fifty third academic year reaches 627 with 204 new students. Registrar J Frothers notes a decline of about 11 percent from last year while 60 percent of the prior year’s student body and 69 percent of undergraduates have returned. The roster lists ninety nine seniors, 134 juniors, 169 sophomores, 186 freshmen, two unclassified, four graduates and thirty three part time students.
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Coe College
J Frothers
Retail Credit Men To Discuss National Code
The National Retail Credit association code committee’s statements on practices for retail credit extensions will be reviewed at the first fall meeting of the local association. The gathering at Hotel Roosevelt Monday at 6 15 pm includes a business session and a farewell to Harlan C Bush who departs as secretary. R E Walker will be introduced as the new staff member of the Credit Guide company.
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National Retail Credit Association Code Committee
Hotel Roosevelt
Harlan C Bush
Credit Guide and Adjustment Compiny
R E Walker
Credit Guide Company
Iowa State Enrollment Up Delays and Freshman Enrollment
Iowa State reports about 874 new students admitted by Thursday morning, 1931 figures show a rise over last year. Registrar J R Sace notes many high school grads from classes 1930 1931 and 1932 are among the newcomers as credit strains ease and confidence returns. Freshman enrollment events run three days this week led by Dr J E Fans, with registration for returning students set for Monday and classes starting Tuesday. The note mentions the automotive industry uses over 80 percent of U S rubber consumption.
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Ames
Iowa State Enilece
Mans High School
J R Sace
Cotege
Vecolere
J E
Psychology Department
Nancy Page Peach Marmalade Not Hard To Make
Nancy Page guides readers through a simple peach marmalade recipe. Steps include selecting ripe peaches, simmering with sugar and a touch of lemon, and jarring the finished conserve for long storage. The column emphasizes easy, homey methods.
Peach Marmalade Help For Lois From Nancy And Susan
Florence La Ganke describes a scene where Nancy, Lois, and Susan plan to make peach marmalade to brighten Lois’s pantry. They prepare a heavy syrup with sugar and water boil the peaches until clear, then seal the preserves in clean jars.
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Susan
Nancy
Lois
Anna
Jams and Jellies Leaflet Sent On Request
Marmalade Nancy offers a leaflet on jams and jellies available upon receipt of a stamped self addressed envelope. The Bureau of Public Roads reports a new use for cotton in road building mats that protect freshly laid concrete from sun drying.
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Nancy
Bureau of Public Roads
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Shellsburg’s Oldest Couple Celebrates 63rd Anniversary
Shellsburg honors Mr. Miles Strawn 87 and Mrs. Strawn 82 on their 63rd wedding anniversary at home. Strawn is the last Civil War veteran in the area, a former J. C. Summers post member who arrived in 1852 after leaving Jacksonville Illinois. Mrs. Strawn is renowned for quilting and hooked rug crafts. they wed at the bride’s parents home in Fayette Township.
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Shellsburg
Miles Strawn
Strawn
J. C. Summers
Jacksonville
Dubuque
Exposition Trains In France Create Wide Reach
France has expanded exposition trains used to tour multiple cities. The program ships exhibits across regions to boost public access and interest in the fair season.
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France
French display trains promote French goods nationwide
Railroads operate under the French ministry of commerce to promote French merchandise. Trains include 18 coaches devoted to displays, with exhibits from two American concerns among wines, liquors, electrical and heating appliances, books, and coffee.
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Ministry of Commerce
France
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