Renewal of Reciprocity Act Sparks Fight Over Congressional Approval
The push to renew trade reciprocity authority centers on requiring Congressional approval for new agreements. Historical votes show Republicans largely opposed broader approval powers while Democrats favored them. The 1934 act was renewed in 1937 and 1940 with margins that reflected partisan tension over executive-pased tariff flexibility.
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Congress
Senate
House
United States
Tariff Commission
Senate Democrats
Cordell Hull
Hoover
Rehfwal
Sneak Thief Alarm as City Feels Increase in Crime
Twenty years ago reports tell of a resident named in Sharpe street home intrusion with $5 missing. Two earlier thefts in two weeks prompt police concern while local officials note civic votes and school hires. A barn fire on a farm near Columbus destroys buildings and tools. New teachers join Corry Public Schools and city road upgrades proceed. debates over Senate treaty approval linger in political recap. Deer fawns avoid predators by scent tricks observed in wildlife notes.
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Sensex Street
Comment On Today's Affairs The Spectator
A brief critique of Britain's Labor government planned economy. The piece argues nationalization harms production and efficiency, citing high government pay and widespread rules. It notes coal, transport, electricity, gas and airlines under state control perform poorly, risking independence and economic health.
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Britain
Labor Party
Ther
Politicians Should Let Atomic Commission Run Its Course
A letter argues the Atomic Energy Commission deserves nonpolitical treatment. It urges reappointing David Lilienthal and others, asserting capability and tenure matter more than politics or money in selecting commissioners. It warns against patronage and calls for appointment on merit alone.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Andrew Jackson
David Lilienthal
Summer Pike
Lewis Straus
William Waymack
Robert Bacher
Commissio
Quiz of Historic Facts and Nonsense Questions
A quirky prompt asks ten trivia items about Eisenhower nomination, weight, UMW, an author, sea theater, state names from tribes, a cubic foot of water weight, Japan as an Eastern country, a BRP bill signing date, and bid dexterity. It blends memory test with journal ad pitch for classifieds.
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Eisenhower
Atlantic
Pacific
Indian Ocean
Japan
Jumen
Erie Railroad appoints division freight agent
An announcement Saturday named Kelsey as the new division freight agent for the Erie Railroad, succeeding J A Flodd and Charles C Kelasy, the former district agent. Kelasy will move to Canton Ohio, with the Canton post followed by Toledo Ohio as prior assignments.
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Erie, Pennsylvania Railroad
Floinis
Kelsey
J. A. Flodd
Charles C. Kelasy
Distriot
Canton
Toledo
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