Republicans Disagree On Roosevelt Era Policies In 1930s Voice
The author surveys Republican views on New Deal agencies like the NLRB and SEC, noting Senators Bridges Taft and Vandenberg oppose parts of Roosevelt policy. It highlights GOP unity concerns, hints at a fractured platform, and references figures like Hoover, Dewey, Frank, Murphy, Bricker, and Taft amid mounting intra party debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Michelson
Democratic National Committee
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Senaator Styles Bridges
Hum Pistt
Roosevelt
Taft
Vandenberg
Atetorney Dewey
O.K
Senator Bridges
Securities and Exchange Commission
Glenn Frank
Francis P. Murphy
Hils
Goy
G. I
Herbert Hoover
John Hamilton
New York
Dewey
St. Paul
Florida
James
Pennsylvania
Bricker
Ohio
Radio Tonight & Tomorrow Promises Heavyweight Clash Details
A bustling radio schedule features boxing chatter including Joe Louis and Artur Godoy with verbal sparring ahead of their February 9 bout. The lineup also lists The Merry Macs Wynn Murray and Virginia Clark in CBS entries plus The Hollywood Playhouse with Charles Boyer and Gale Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brad Allen
Joe Lous
Brown
Artur Godoy
Harry von Zell
Allen
Zeke Allen
Merry Macs
Wynn Murray
The
Mighty Allen Avi Players
Et Company
WBC
Hollywood Playhouse
Charles Boyer
Gale’Page
Johnny
Johnny Green
Beverly
Bela Aires
Groove
Dash Smith
Avalon
List Arquette
Bud Vandever
Avalon Horus
Dick Todd
Fred Allen
Oy wWreddle ‘Wepet
Workemen
Gladys Rice
Kay Kyser
College of
Society
Herbert Micking
George Puttim
Dani McInnie
Eddie Rogers
Greg Gordon
George Olsen
Uisto
Jon Bayilt
Woody Herman
Gene Krupa
Anglo American Troubles and Poland In Colonial Discourse
The piece rails at British naval actions stoking American anger over debts and interference with U S ships. It cites Senator Lindbergh, praises old Jacksonian diplomacy, and praises Britain as a shield against Europe’s autocracy. It also argues for Polish independence through Paderewski, and critiques relief efforts amid Roosevelt’s soup kitchens and state hunger responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Andrew Jackson
Jackson
Atlantic
Britain
Europe
Caderewsky
Poland
Paderewaki
Stalis
Powel
Paris
Aunet Dee Plares
Curious World Highlights from Wellington Music Circuits and War Vote
The Curious World notes Euchiristic Congress in Wellington NZ plans an antiwar appeal. Marine Band performs at 9:30 PM. Band circuit reports new styles by Guy Lombardo Glenn Miller, Bob Crosby checks in with Danceable Dixieland at the New Yorker. Alec Templeton crafts oriental flavored tunes. Dick Todd travels from Chicago to New York as weather contrasts warm and cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
New Zealand
D. S.marine Band
Atterance
Guy Lombardo
Glenn Miller
Mar- Jem
Savoy Ballroom
Bob Crosby
New Yorker
Alec Templeton
Tula
Alec
Friends of
Dick Todd
Chicago
New
Cohen Roosevelts Protege Faces Congressional Ax
Washington reports a bid by Rep Dudley White to kill funding for the Corcoran Cohen team. White argues Congress cannot fund a job created by Congress, threatening the $68 000 appropriation in interior budget. Tom Corcoran remains with REG, also Congress created.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohen
Roosevelt
Congressional AX
Washington
Brain Trust
Dudley White
Ohio
Corcoran-Cohen
Ben Cohen
National Power Policy Committee
Secretary of the Interior
White
Congress
National’ Resources Planning Board
Office of Government
Tommy Corcoran
REG
Peace meeting secrecy and Roosevelt third term quip
In Geneva, Dorothy Detzer notes peace group limits as French members had to sneak out to attend. The executive committee delays action on headquarters relocation amid war. In a separate exchange, Roosevelt hints at postponing a third term, leaving the matter to his successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Detzer
Women's International League For Peace and Freedom
League
Geneva
England
France
Switzerland
America
Roosevelt
Aoeye
Unemployment Insurance Cushions WPA Survive Cuts
A lengthy article argues that unemployment insurance under the Social Security Act cushioned WPA funding after the recent half billion dollar cut. It highlights $425 million paid via unemployment insurance offsetting relief rolls and aiding WPA workers, noting political reactions and calls for new measures from Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPA
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files January 1920 News Briefs
Twenty years ago entries note stock subscriptions and a remodeling appeal to create more finished rooms. The Radiator Company plans to expand its local plant. Mrs. Mary A. Cauly dies at 81 at the Home. Mrs. William Van Viest is mentioned on Chandil Street. A civic event includes a formal tender at Bond Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biiding
Ajiy
Mary A. Cauly
William van Viest
Chandil Street
LeMay Signs to Write for Pictures After Ten Years
Alan LeMay, after a decade of self directed writing on his California ranch, signs a contract to write for pictures with DeMille and Jesse Lasky Jr. He discusses Hollywood values, collaboration habits, and his shift from solitary fiction to screen work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Alan LeMay
San Diego
Call
LeMay
Cteil B. DeMille
Jesse Lasky, Jr
North West “Mounted Police
DeMille
Afid
Gansta
Mounted Police
Mirée
Lasky
Letty
Do Hol say We plade a deat to buy thie propert
Fragmentary text reports a supposed deal and arrangements about buying property. Names and places are garbled, but references to Bevo returning home and a group including Mrs Vine, Pop and Misa Warnthouse attending an Amerisayy event imply a local social or property matter with unclear details.
Unemployed girls petition for job chances over married women
Voice of the People letter argues unemployed single women deserve employment opportunities over married women. The writer contends equal ability and urges a fair chance to prove competence, criticizing business practices that favor married applicants and calling for inclusion in hiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jong
mUsk
Wattar Iola
Lost Quiz Questions and Answers Preview
Daily quiz page asks seven questions on geography science and history. Topics include Baghdad as capital, a glacier mass, U S state in Congress, fathom length, Entomologia, French ambassador to Italy, sea level pressure, pronunciation of ethereal, Melon Bettina sport, and World War Spain alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baghdad
Aenovi Feld
Congress
Robert A. Tatt
Italy
Spain
Daily Dozen From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
A garbled notice discusses a tonic claimed to revive the body and restore energy. It references the Medical Society of Pennsylvania and hints at a potion or elixir marketed as a permanent cure, though the text is unclear and punctuated by misreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
Unclear product list with mixed brand names and prices
Fragmented OCR reads like a catalog page with various brand names such as Colgate Lob Shaw and Valentina Candy. Measurements prices appear as 750, 260, 130 and 1.00. Appears to be consumer goods listings from a period advertisement page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bie Deitl
So Carters
Waorki
Hoan
Mills
Colgate
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Bust Tay
Virginia Clark
CBS Gerins
Helen
Treol
Iesses
Peoria
Arkansas
Gil
Ruth Chatterton
Texaco
Star Theater
Columba
Burns
Manila
Gracie Allen
George Burns
Gracie
Ray Noble
George
Ray
Frank Parker
al Pearce
Anothe Talljour
Jim
Carl Holly
Don Reid
Jenop
Maile
Her
Merry Men
Jéan Mershelt
Christian
Suepicton
River's End
San Francisco
Io Iale Henry Gradley
Indianapolis Symphony
Orenes
Pablen ‘Sevitsky
Sevitsiy
Chaen
Ilitik
Fox Iyo
Ie Hollies
Rome
Hore-Belishaa
Ellow
Chamberlain
Ghio
Athens
Moir
Atticus
Venus Uinusfelr
Jon
Asi
Bruce Catton
ABA
United States
BOA
Awand Wetladelpmta
Anteen
Robert Faggs
HLS
Tacy Ihmaery
Imlas Mc.Kinley
Bond Stroat
Dirvy
Oleveina
Deano
Jou
Casbie Tunica
Gue
Bonnett
Biehie Citenko
Ales Auer
United Press
Bevo
Amits
Eugene ‘Mmiungaine
Fenminn Net
Voice of the People
Keister
Ali
Tab LLC
Ramson
Desaedine
Nujot Oriental Urexm
DeWitt's
Prion
Pilla
Page & Shaw
Norokipar Sane
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