New Deal Era Opens as 75th Congress Convenes
The 75th Congress meets at noon to push Roosevelt era goals economy and social reform. Major aims include living and working conditions, ongoing recovery, and preparedness against future war. Democrats hold large majorities in both houses while Republicans promise constructive criticism and budget scrutiny.
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Congressional Move Expands Neutrality Act Amid Spanish Conflict
Congress considers amending the 1936 Neutrality Act to include civil wars and curb U S involvement in the Spanish conflict. Debate centers on renewing the act beyond May and granting the president power to embargo shipments to belligerents, with Nye Clark Vanderberg leading the push to mandate embargoes abroad.
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Congressional plan debates crop insurance and land loans
Congress faces a hard session as experts call a slow path for a federal crop insurance plan and administration reorganization. Southern lawmakers push tenant-farmer aid through low interest land purchases while Byrd targets overlapping agencies for economies. Debate over costs, scope, and constitutional amendments looms.
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al Rep
Marvin Jones
Tex
Tom Connally
Kenneth McKellar
Tenn
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Henry A. Wallace
Prospects for Adjournment Delayed to May Stock Meeting
Fragmentary lines indicate hopes to end a dispute and return home with clarity on adjournment prospects. Readers expect further details at the stock meeting next May to determine whether the situation will proceed or close.
Married at Pittsfield as Henry Brooks weds Lorraine Sitter
On New Year’s Eve in Youngsville Henry Brooks son of Mr and Mrs J B Brooks of Pittsfield married Lorraine Sitter daughter of Mr and Mrs Glenn F Sitter of North Main Street Youngsville. Ceremony at 9 a block in the evening at the Brooks summer home by Justice of the Peace Brooks. Guests Lois Richards and Margaret Richards attended. Lincheoh served after the ceremony. Couple to reside in Youngsville after a short wedding trip.
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Racket fines profit city east Liverpool
The city relies on revenue from the numbers game rackets, with 27 arrests in two months yielding 2,500 in fines. Authorities defend the activity as legitimate revenue for the city budget.
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Corry Girl Is Married in New Year Ceremony
Mya Dorisby Morton daughter of Mr and Mrs J G Jensing of Corry and Forest A Rapp son of Mr and Mrs Rapp of Youngsville were married New Year’s Day at the Mayville Methodist parsonage by Rev C W McCluskey. Bride wore grey and bouquet of roses and gardenia. The couple, attended by Marion Berkenback Carl M Anderson and Mrs JB Thompson all of Youngsville, plan home in Youngsville after a short trip. Rapp is a Youngsville High School faculty member and employed by Struthers Wells Corp in Warren.
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State Legislature to Convene Tuesday for Session Start
State lawmakers prepare for a new session with officers elected and committees named. Senate and House leadership positions are outlined, including reappointments and replacements for key clerk and staff roles. John Morlock is named secretary in the Senate, with Dennis Mulvihill considered for top clerk duties.
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Texas
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Pihaburgh
Building industry in area to improve in 1937
Dukrey W. Heschfurth, director of the Federal Lignite Mining Administration, predicts the Western Pennsylvania building sector will rise about 200 percent in 1937. He states no shrinkage is expected and the improvement will be steady through the year, outlining a cautious but confident outlook for construction activity in Erie and surrounding counties.
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Pentaylvania
Uinhnge Lhowever
IL Erie
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Pescharth
Une Meléral
Uontatte
Heschfurth
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