House defeats president lending bill amid farm aid clash
The House rejected the administration lending measure after opposing a special rule for debate. The Senate had cut its appropriations and stripped many provisions for public works and farm aid. Despite this, officials expect some form of spend-and-loan program to survive, while international peace plans and disarmament talks continue to influence policy amid a wary view of Hitler.
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HOUSE
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Senate
Jesse Jenes
RFC
Jones
Wias
Congress
Hatch act surprise in Washington blocks pernicious political activity
Bruce Catton reports from Washington on the Hatch act’s opening passage. The law makes it unlawful to intimidate threaten or coerce any person to influence vote in a presidential or congressional election. It targets politicians and any employer who threatens workers with a shutdown, carrying fines up to $1000 and possible imprisonment.
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Washington
Hatchity Luthor
Twenty Years Ago From The Journal Files
Twenty years ago a Cory city meeting named Lieut Wallace Wellman head of the Amatlcan Legion post with Edwin McLtan as vice commander and others. Exhibitions by cyclists enlivened Main and South streets while P Low promised perfect electric service within ninety days. Local notices include shipments and unions, with discussion on industrial mediation boards and a note on a greyhound identification effort in England.
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Wallace Wellman
Amatlcan Legion
Edwin McLtan
Vic
Harry Roberts
Merle Cowles
Robert Ream
Ross Fehrman
P ¥. Low
Cory City Electric Light Company
Stnalor Hatch
Bond House
New York City
Twente
Wnee-and-Hounr
Clarence R Mier
Texas
Whey
Osilon
A. P
Organiner
Himelf
Sur
Miller
Dia
Els
Sentle
Department of Labor
Seattle
Minneavorle
Sioux Palls
Milwaukee
Toledo
Philadelphia
Sheboygan
Newark
Ventura
Calif
Toledo Industrial Peace Board
Labor Department
Canciliation Service
I Siete Br
I Siete Br Federal Agency 5 Apt To Have Mone Sucess
Canada Aids U S Protect Wildfowl Refuges
Canada and the United States expand joint efforts to halt declines in game birds. Ducks Unlimited announces three Canadian sanctuaries totaling 783000 acres with more on the way, backed by duck stamp revenues raising about 3 million since 1994. The sixth stamp by Lynn Bogue Hunt features green winged teal.
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United States
Canada
Prairie Provinces
Ducks Unlimited, Inc
U. S. Biological Survey
Lynn Bogue Munt
Daily Dozen From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
The article discusses goiter caused by thyroid gland misfunction and iodine deficiency. It notes goiter’s prevalence worldwide, mentions Switzerland restricting army enlistment due to goiter, and references iodine's role, preventive measures, and testing.
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The
Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania
Toche
J. Gotten
Radio Programs Highlight Labor and Public Interest Topics
NBC and its partners announce a new weekly series featuring leaders like William Green of the AFL and others discussing economic and governmental issues. The lineup includes Mark Sullivan and Jay Franklin in a Public Interest in Democracy segment, Marcells and his orchestra in concert, and various talk and music programs across NBC Red Blue networks from August 4 and into mid August.
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National Broadcasting Company
U. S. Department of Labor
William Green
Mark Sullivan
Jay Franklin
Washington
Red Network
Kay Kyser
Hollywood
RKO
Paul White
Columbia
Lillian ‘Heilman
GBS
NBC
CBS
MBS
Josiah Stamp
Stanley Baldwin
Congress
New York
George Fisher
Lynn Murray
Sea
Phil Baker
Honolulu
Hawaii
Arturgo Tostannini
Lucerne
Switzerland
Nbc-Blue
Shell
Grant Park
Chicago
Armin Hand
Blue
John Barrymore
Rudy Vallee
Pour College Girls
Patricia Vails
Joye Prancke
Miriam Fosher
Susan Turner
Jessie Wiley Vails
Masiyslaw Man
Ab Noor
Blue Network
Harold Sanford
Tovay's Common Droror Do Not Say
By this conduct the document addresses a directive or note about wording. It appears as a fragmentary instruction, likely from a printed page, urging precise phrasing and avoiding quoted phrases. The text emphasizes avoiding a specific quoted line while guiding alternatives.
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Tovay
Lus Camsuen
Temperatures Reach 120 Degrees Threaten Plant Life
This curious world notes that temperatures of 120 degrees destroy plant protoplasm and that green plants cannot endure such heat for long. The entry also defines kleptomania dipsomania and decatcomania as disorders or arts related terms.
Hollywood film shop previews sociable science history series
Aug 2 in Hollywood mathematician physicist Jan Leman, pupil of Sinstein, enters Hollywood to direct The Story of Charles Goodyear under the series Fools Who Made History. He plans others on Howe, Fulton, Ell, McCormick, and Morton's fields, aiming to show the human side of industrial advances and the courage to push ideas amid ridicule.
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Hollywood
Jan Leman
Sinstein
Pools
Fistory
Leman
Charles Goodyear
Pela
Columbia Studios
Europe
Moton Pictures
Lemantis
Gooryeat
Elias Howe
Fulton
Ell
Gynis McCormick
Witham
University of Berlin
Planatorium
Hanover
Tims
Daily Quiz Questions For Classified Page
A humorously garbled prompt asks readers to turn to the classified page for answers. It lists multiple trivia items about Troy weight ounces, Sidney Wood, ancient instruments, a ten sided figure, mountain systems, the largest star, pronunciation of reparable, state with the longest tidal shore, a recent women’s tennis champion, and the table of the North Pole.
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Sidney Wood
U. S
Wimbledon
Eng
North Pole
Barbs povs Corrigan wedding white suit volatile scene
The piece notes Corrigan changing from a feathered jacket to a white suit at his wedding. It then critiques wartime actions, German burials in France, and Hitler's policies, while touching on Mussolini, Rome, and Italian ambitions in a skeptical tone. The text references American support for a film project about Palestine and its creator.
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Povs Corrigan
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Arthur Spear
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L. R Tiffany
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London
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England
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Henrietta
Helen Walpole
James Church
Charles Polstt
By William Ferguson
Sherman
Reefine Kleptomania
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Hollywood Film Shop
France
Rome
Coney Island
Italy
Mussolini
Palesine
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