We the People on Roosevelt Debates and National Politics
Jay Franklin Waishington argues in defense of Roosevelt and the New Deal amid rising anti New Deal sentiment. The piece critiques anti semitism class hatred and political venom while contrasting hardline individualism with social responsibility.
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Jay Franklin Waishington
Father Coughlin
Roone- Velt
Franklin Roosevelt
Martey
du Ponts
Black
Tf Roosevelt
America
Roosevelt
Landen
FASTER RECORD BREAKING Queen Mary Sets Atlantic Pace
The Queen Mary achieves a record Atlantic crossing with 29.01 knots average from Cherbourg to Ambrose Lightship, slower than the Normandie’s best 29.64 knots on the Southampton to Newark run. The pace of progress in transatlantic speeds is noted as an ongoing rush among liners from Bremen Rex to Normandie and Queen Mary.
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Great Britain
Atlantic Transportation
Cher Ourgi
Ambroac
Southampton
Newark
Maurétania
Bremen
Rex
Vimy Monument Revered Amid World War Remembrance
King Edward dedicates a Vimy Ridge monument with Canadian and French veterans in attendance. Prime Minister Mackenzie King’s message says world peace is the worthy memorial for wartime sacrifice, while a Washington post publisher hails the campaign as high-minded.
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Edward
England
Vimy Ridge
Rates
MacKenzie King
Canada
Anpiter
Ultra violet light may disable flu virus claim
An article reports Harvard physicians proved a filtrable influenza virus exists in air and that ultra violet light can kill it in experiments with infected ferrets. It suggests humans could be protected in rooms by UV exposure and notes sunlight contains UV rays.
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Harvard
Housing shortage sparks call for affordable, steady building
The text argues the nation must build houses at double the normal rate for three years to close a long standing deficit. It urges special homes priced within reach, low costs to spur construction, steady employment, and ready buyers while avoiding a cheap, flimsy boom.
Devil's Island located in French Guiana off the South American coast
One Minute Test answers note Devil's Island as a penal colony in French Guiana. Distinctions cover salutation rites for knighthood and a minor church officer. Governor James V. Allred is mentioned among names.
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Locate
Devil's Island
Texas
French Guiana
South America
James V, Allred
Pennsylvania celebrates sites of interest for travelers
The Pennsylvania Scenic and Historic Commission announces a free booklet listing the state's points of interest. Alphabetically arranged by town, it highlights industrial sites, mountains, valleys, farms, rivers, parks, and historic landmarks. Send requests to Harrisburg.
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PENNA
Pennsylvania
Harristure
Hollywood Film Shop Tests Ground Actors For Roles
Hollywood producers require periodic tests before casting. Stars resent the procedure yet accept it as costly but valuable to avoid costly mistakes. Gary Cooper, Cecil B. DeMille, Gladys George, Frances Farmer, Bing Crosby, Gertie Michaels and others are cited as undergoing costume and makeup, screen tests to reveal new traits and fit roles such as Wild Bill Hickok, Rhythm on the Range, and The Return of Sophie Lang.
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Hollywood
Gary Cooper
Cooper
Cecil B. DeMille
Gary
Wild Bill Hickok
Paramount
Strem
Bing Crosby
Actreses
Gertie Michaels
Sophie Lang
Beware the Dog Sign Changes Civil Action Risk in Alhambra
In Alhambra California the city manager announces that motor readers milk men postmen and others entering premises may sue for damages if bitten by the dog. The warning sign remains in effect as a deterrent and legal reminder of liability.
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Alhambra
Cal
Constance Cummings Orders Paris Gown For Film
Hollywood star Constance Cummings orders new outfits from Molyneux Paris for summer filming. She will wear a white cellophane-striped evening gown with a deep V bodice and bouquet fringe, plus a navy wool daytime dress with pleated underskirt.
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Constance Cummings
Hollywood Filma
England
Thas
Molyneux
Paris
Mise ‘Cummings
Horoscope for July 24 Based on Sun Sign Influences
The column notes people born December 21 to January 20 hold influence today. Morning is fair, afternoon active, evening good with healings involving mechanical or electrical matters. It warns of occupational changes in November 1986 and April 1927 and danger from a supposed accident or illness in August 1946.
Roosevelt and the New Deal in a calm national mood
The text argues restraint and humor amid debate over the New Deal and prohibition. It claims unemployment relief relies on employers' goodwill, notes corporate earnings support private initiative, and warns against anger and partisan attacks as the public weighs Roosevelt's reforms and a possible new New Deal victory.
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Roosevelt Han Mersy
New Deal
Toxite
Bitteries
Bbricichats
Roosevelt
Copyright, Register and Tribune Syndicate
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