New Deal split as Congress cuts Civilian Conservation Camps
Washington columnist Jay Franklin laments House Republicans cutting Civilian Conservation Camps for the next school year. He argues the New Deal relies on public works and forestry to employ millions and warns against penny pinching that harms national heritage and future conservation. He blames southern politicians for opposing the New Deal and aiding old regimes.
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Jay Franklin Washington
Congress
House of Frenveventatives
New Deal
Roosevelt
Landon
Ite
Register and Tritune Syndicate
Meddlesome Debate Sparks Debate On Deportation Proposals
A fragment discusses proposed measures by Senator Reynolds and others, including deporting naturalized citizens deemed to propound subversive doctrines. It questions the possibility and risks of enforcing such laws, warning against discrimination and censorship while noting strong opposition to government overreach. The piece quotes Dr. Haney Whner Barnes on capitalism and fate, reflecting a era concern with foreign policy and civil rights.
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Reynolds
North Carolina
Amesita
Spain
Willie Midke
Anti liquor drive urges federal action and defense shifts
A letter from Charles R. Jones of the American Business Men's Legislative Association asks Congress for a 50 million dollar annual budget to promote scientific debate on liquor and intoxicants arguing a national emergency from rising consumption. The piece also notes defense plans favor air power and submarines over two costly battleships, aiming for cheaper, more mobile protection.
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Charles R. Jones
Congress
Reguilnes
Ets Tomens
Genera
Ini
Good Town For Young Folk Fights Juvenile Crime In Tacoma
In Tacoma Washington the police juvenile division chief says youth crime is waning over the past three years. Local camps, playgrounds, clubs, and volunteers keep youths off streets by providing recreation and occupation for both boys and girls. The piece adds a caution for parents and mentions river flood monitoring in a tangential note.
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Tacoma
Washi
Uh Police
One minute Fest and Misc Reflections From a Historic Page
A fragmented one minute fest piece mentions Lucie Singapore city and Singapore, asks about the largest military neutralization of anatont lines, and notes questions on authorship of Don Quixote hints on etiquette. It includes reflections on government by parties under public opinion and a dated horoscope fragment. It ends with quiz items on Singapore, the Great Wall, Miguel de Cervantes, and dates.
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Singapore City
Singapore
Don Quixote
Straits Settlements
China
Miguel Cervantes
Pickpocketing Report Reported at North Congregational Church
Pickpockets target two choir members at North Congregational Church in Berkeley during services. Police note a new field of operations for thieves as pulleys and stoles were stolen while worship continued.
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Berkeley
Cal
North Congregational Church
Iprograss
Rip Van Winkle Through Time In Burbank Visit
A fragmentary notice recalls former resident Rip Van Winkle of this city now in Burbank California. It mentions a sale of a key to a person named Virg Mary Christ and notes visits by a person or party headed to Bayi.
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Neres
Rip van Winkle Pureld
Cote —Rip van Winkle
Wuither i
Burbank
Calishon
Virg
Mary Christ
Nas
Pollo Wes
Er Bayi
Social Security reforms discussed in Washington in 1935
Stewart comments on the Social Security plan, calling current provisions inadequate and slow to improve. He notes benefits are insufficient and changes will come gradually, with public adaptation expected over generations. An elderly commentator reflects on welfare reform and urban conditions in New York and landlord resistance to reforms.
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Washington, D
Paris Fashion Notes Highlight Simplicity in Jan Weddings
Paris style coverage from January details several brides wore sculpted white gowns with simple lines and veils by Magy Rouff and Lanvin. Countess de Beauval, Mme Pierre-Henry Haye, and Mlle Simon Gou showcased slim silhouettes, delicate headpieces, and high veils as New York trends push toward sleek, uncomplicated bridal ensembles.
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Paris
Bertrand de Beawm
Cecile Leerevait
Bruyere
Thade
Countess de Tiller
Crequi-Montins
Lanvin
Threre
Mme, Pierre- Henry Haye
Luise Vonnouleir
Antoine Sgt Mlle
Simon Goucreamy
Govoy Rosinn Pavis
Aimee Mouraux
Fragmented Facts From OCR News Item
reads like a collage of unrelated lines noting a 44.2 percent drop in pneumonia and influenza deaths over 25 years, a Da Vinci unfinished painting Adoration of the Magi, estimates of 75 000 residents unseen, Visagra Falls 23 miles away, insomnia meds in Polish hospitals, hailstorm timing, Koh-i-Noor gems, and a stray Balti quest.
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Leonardo da Vinci
Research Finds New Facts On Why Twins Are Alike
A University of Chicago researcher and associates publish a book detailing the heredity influence on twins. They discuss identical and fraternal twins, similarities in appearance, mirror imaging, and the role of environment versus genetics in traits and longevity.
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Bogan Ouni D
4H. H. Newman
University of Chicago
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Roman Forum
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Daraken
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Stewart
Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
DHE
Gon Usman
New York City
New York
Langssibie
Reformecas Old
Tovay
Trinity
Erymen
United States
Selder
Ake Balti
Dr. Clendémhg
the Journal Files
wIt
B.C
Mme
Ds. Liendenig
Wesks
Covey Chapter
American Red Cross
Hell B Mentingy
Alexander
Eggin
J. H. McCue
Danksonville
Fla
Virginia Bitar
Clendening
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