Amendments Test the Repeal Fight Over Embargo
Washington reports a Senate floor battle over amendments to the administration bill repealing the arms embargo. While administration leaders claim solid repeal support, numerous amendments and internal splits threaten a final vote. Public opinion polls show conflicting signals, with isolationist sentiment and House votes shaping the outcome.
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Radio Programs Hit Nation With Armistice Day Address
Roosevelt's Armistice Day speech will be broadcast to 27 million radio homes and 6 million cars from Lexington Va to mark the Founders Day event. Hoover discusses embargo legislation on Blue network, with European war issues debated on America’s Town Meeting of the Air. Other programs include NBC and CBS music segments, opera guests, and farm hour discussions, all listed with stations and times.
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Harrison's Spectacular 1850 Political Debut At Cincinnati
A 17 year old Harrison electrified a Cincinnati town meeting in 1850 by defending Daniel Webster and Henry Clay against a denouncing speaker. The future president and Civil War organizer later became Indiana governor, senator, and U S president amid a stream of 1902 stamp and media notes.
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Railroads Up Boosts Economic Picture Amid Depression
The piece highlights railroads as bright spots in the American economy, noting rising business, more purchases of equipment, and improved infrastructure for future growth. It also discusses fears of government ownership driving defensive buying and praises railroad resilience and enterprise despite hard times.
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Daily 7 How Many Can Quiz You Answer
A fragmented classroom quiz item asks various trivia questions across geography math and history. It mentions a “Daily 7 How Many Can Quiz” with prompts on rivers, cities, measurements, and notable figures and ends noting that Page 6 contains the answers in the Classified Want Ads.
Film Shop Hollywood Loses and Gains a Stage Icon
Laura Howe Crews returns to California after a long absence to settle in and pursue a motherhood plan. Once a renowned child actress and comedienne, she trained silent film stars in Hollywood to transition to sound and advised on story selections for Norma Talmadge and Gloria Swanson.
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Barbs Jedy Lamarr at odds with studio over weekly pay
The actress Barbs Jedy Lamarr withholds on a weekly $575 salary, contrasting with male peers who deem her a million dollar talent. A fragmented story panel mentions a Michigan blind auto mechanic and film industry notes on Crews’ behind the scenes rise, plus updates on Joy Temple and Reno productions.
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Respiratory Disease Focus in Daily Dozen Medical Insight
The Daily Dozen highlights that half of man’s diseases affect the respiratory tract from nose to chest. It notes common colds, their frequency, and the role of air quality and humidity in spreading germs. Office workers may catch colds more often, with germs lingering in indoor air and dust.
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