Power shifts in New Deal era House leadership
Jay Franklin Washington reports Sam Rayburn gains major leverage in the House while John J. OConnor of New York faces stiff opposition from New Deal supporters. The piece covers Rayburn’s aims to curb OConner, defend New Deal gains, and the looming influence of business interests on federal policy. It also notes Rex Tugwell’s farewell dinner and reflects on Supreme Court and NRA regulatory tensions shaping labor and industrial policy.
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Cabinin Agmé
Sam Rayton
Associated Gas & Eleatric
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O'Connor
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Public Utilities Holding Company Act
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Rayburn
Banke
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Tugwell
Alex
Ike
Jim Farley
Supreme Court
Vumimerce
Tyas
O’mahoney
O'Mahoney
NRA
Roosevelt
Isbar
Tntil
Supreme ‘Court
Hegister and Temaiie Syndicate
Former Carryite Describes Major Bowes Program
Lawrence Berliner reports on Major Bowes Amateur Hour from Columbia Theatre No. 3 Broadway and 53rd Street. Highlights include Arline Judge and Pauline Fredersako autographs, democratic stars, colorful stage lighting, a dancing pad with a low mike, Bowes as police liaison, a gift of a bees box from a Washington singer, and a forthcoming super-scholar radio act Larry Best with impressions of Joe Pennos and others.
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Major Bowes
Eversing and Feel Journal
Chrysler
Columbia Theatre
Broadway
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Manfred
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Police Department
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Bélwiuen Cie
Morocco Turmoil Over Armageddon Fears Rise
The article notes fear of renewed fighting in Morocco, with Spain and France involved and Britain preparing for naval moves at Gibraltar. It says Germany denies operations there while asserting growing commercial interests, and mentions Roosevelt's historic mediation to prevent a Europe Africa clash.
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Spain
Africa
Oracco
Tangier
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France
Germany
Morokeo
Great Britain
Mediterranean
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Giberaltar
Berlin
Trace
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Theodoore Roosevelt
Europe
Domestic Market Expansion Seen as Path to Prosperity
A historical analysis argues shifting focus from foreign trade to the vast home market for domestic goods. It warns of the costs of relief programs, notes government strains, and suggests lower prices, higher wages, and strong employment to foster stable growth and widespread prosperity.
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Europe
Ube Fay
Petra
Government and business share duties in public welfare
The text argues responsibilities lie split between government and private sector with the government handling tasks private enterprise cannot. It urges shifting focus toward private business leadership and enlightened handling of unemployment, balancing public welfare with profits, and notes Spain’s qualities.
Hollywood Almanac Shop Inited Press Staff Correspondent
Hollywood Jan 11 Picture patterns and Broadway hints fill the page as Panny Brice Elsa Maxwell sign for Universal and John Gehsen invites Jean Crawford to a Japanese background play. Pred As taire practices dance for Stepping Toes while a guard keeps routine thieves away.
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Hollywood
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Elsa Maxwall
Universal
Verybody
John Gehsen
Jean Crawford
Feanchot
Astaire
Brian Don Jevy
Clark Gable
Gable
Gus Kahn
M-Gaml
HED Radio
Lily Pons
Mfarzee Grahame
Baby
Pinkye
Charlote Colbert
Barbara Stanwyck
Marion Marx
Zenpo “Marx
Violet Ray
Albert Wayne Sweat
Rot Sprites Arts
Sid Sawyer
Tom Sawyer
San Francisco
Simone Simon
Francis Lederer
Caluimia
Chopin
Tilly Losth
Austela
Hele Brodecick
Stilla
Barbara Pepper
Week End Gleanings Describe Varied 1920s News Fragments
A collage of notes reports and anecdotes from Hempstead to New York City highlights include Charles W. Walker’s death during a 242 acre Hempstead project near Mitchell Field, a $1.52 million land purchase appropriation for army airfield expansion, farm tenancy discussions led by Louis J. Taber, and miscellaneous items on bicycles predating and a mixed view of cultural trends.
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Hempstead
N. C
Charles W. Walker
Lunar Department
Louis J. Taber
Roosevelt
Greenoielt
Conn
Public Library Site Chosen In Morgaridge Area
Twenty years ago notes reveal Morgaridge corner near North Center and Franklin chosen for a new Carnegie funded Public Library building to be created next year. Also noted: U S Brakeshoe plant repairs, 1408 factory workers citywide, and National Guard Company A to be mustered out January 16.
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North Center
Franklin Street
Public Library
Andrew Carnegie
M. P. Crotty
U. S. Brakeshoe Company
C.J. Clark
American Brakeshoe
C. M. Thompson
Crown
Board of Com
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Company A
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National Guard
NuBone
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Insects menace cotton crop and war wisdom hints
One minute test answers reveal Boll weevil as the cotton pest, Poland as Warsaw's country, and Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry as the Battle of Lake Erie hero. The rest notes death in Independence Kansas and Henry Keppel buying the Corry Mattress plant from Greene Company Cincinnati.
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Lake Erie
Poland
Commodore Oliver Hazard
Henry Keppel
Corry Mattress Company
Greene Company of
Cincinnati
Glaciers Not Pes Git or Raya onal Verememest
Glaciers and ice covered peaks form a rugged landscape with unnamed mesas and ranges. The fragment hints at regional features and geologic elements though specifics are unclear.
Roosevelt as Constitution Defender Upsets Opponent Strategy
Washington January 11 President Roosevelt frames his address to defend the Constitution against moves to scrap or amend it. The piece notes jitters among constitutionalists and amendment supporters as the administration signals restraint on major changes now. It discusses supreme court leverage, possible liberal appointments, and the politics of constitutional change.
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