Roosevelt to cruise with White House aide on Panama trip
President Roosevelt plans a long cruise to the Panama Canal, Hawaii and other destinations, accompanied by executive clerk Rudolph Forster. He will visit Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, and Colombia before heading to the Pacific coast, with possible speeches in Minneapolis and Green Bay. Immediate drought relief of 56.25 million dollars is ordered, plus funds for seed, food, loans, and land purchases in the Midwest.
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Post office and federal building plan spreads across 626 communities
Ostmaster General Farley and Secretary Morgenthau announce a $110 million program for 626 communities nationwide to fund 302 new post offices and federal buildings with $65 million from the deficiency bill. California and New York lead in projects while efforts aim to ease unemployment.
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Texas
Liquor Labels Must Carry Manufacturer Names After July 1
Secretary Morgenthau announced that in line with a congressional resolution all liquor bottles sold in the United States must bear the name of the manufacturer and distiller after July 1. The move aims to increase accountability and traceability in alcohol production and distribution nationwide.
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Dillinger Reward Plans Spur Federal State Co ordination
The article notes rewards totaling ten thousand dollars for Dillinger and five thousand for Lester Gillis with additional offers from five states. It mentions potential use of Army and National Guard in pursuit and cites the federal charge for transporting a stolen car. Also reports NRA related price quotes and Henry Ford compliance certifications.
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Aviator Timmy Wedell Killed in Patterson Plane Crash
Timmy Wedell, famed aviator who set a 305.83 mph land speed record last year, died in a crash near Patterson Louisiana. A student flyer accompanying him was critically injured as an English Gypsy Moth plane went down.
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Big Cuban Political Crisis Prompts Resignations and Talks
The ABC society withdraws support from Mendieta over what it calls government weakness in countering terrorism after the June 17 A B C parade massacre. Resignations follow from cabinet members and 600 treasury workers. A conciliatory committee weighs a parliamentary change with a prime minister from ABC ranks. London talks on naval strength among the US Britain and Japan stall. The Japanese envoy warns of distrust over a possible Anglo American understanding.
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German Leaders Clash Over Nazi Policies at Marburg
Vice Chancellor Franz von Papen sharply criticized radical Nazi experiments and excesses in a Marburg speech. He urged Germans not to exclude themselves from Christian nations. Nadolny resigned as German ambassador to Russia, citing failure to push a non aggression pact. Rumors swirled of Luther’s possible replacement as ambassador to the United States.
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NRA code exemptions ease city supply contracts
The NRA administration recognizes code regulations as unworkable in municipal dealings and issues an executive order exempting contractors and merchants from key restrictions in all government transactions. The move follows protests by thousands of cities over higher operating costs due to NRA rules.
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Charles S Thomas Dies at 84 Former Senator and Governor
Former United States senator and Colorado governor Charles S. Thomas dies in Denver at eighty four. A Democrat who criticized Roosevelt's extra powers he refused to surrender gold to the treasury and his daughter was indicted for hoarding small sums in gold, a case still pending.
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Virginia
Enrie Shipstead Wins renomination in Minnesota Race
Enrie Shipstead gains renomination as Farmer-Labor candidate for the U.S. Senate. He faces Election Day opposition from Democrat Einar Holdale and Republican N. J. Holmberg. The Farmer-Laborites also renominated Gov. F. B. Olsen.
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United States Senate
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N. J. Holmberg
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F. B. Olsen
New Deal Fate Split Among Congressmen and Observers
The Roosevelt era debate on the New Deal continues as lawmakers and readers reveal diverging views. Supporters foresee greater happiness under a planned national life, while critics doubt outcomes and question who will pay for rising government costs.
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Roosevelt Critics and Press Censorship Amid New Deal Debates
The piece critiques New Deal aims and Tugwell's planned economy hints, argues the White House ignores critics, notes limited press access on Roosevelt's Hawaii voyage, and contrasts past White House openness with this trip. Reports from Western Newspaper Union.
Detachable Capes and Versatile Dress Pattern 9043
Fashion notes promote detachable capes for a smart adaptable dress suitable for town wear. The pattern 9043 offers sizes 12 through 40 with fabric needs listed for size 16 and requires 15 cents plus coin or stamps to Sewing Circle Pattern Department in New York.
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West Eighteenth Street
New York
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Doris Wishes For Gold Teeth In Next Set
A Toronto Globe clipping recalls young Doris who, after losing her baby teeth, studies her gap in the mirror and asks her mother if her new adult teeth might be gold, revealing a child’s playful dream about dental fantasy.
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Toronto Globe
Has Enough Observer Next to a Beautiful Girl
Observer asks what is most interesting in the world. The reply notes focus shifts from statistics when near a beautiful girl, reflecting a humorous dialogue in Mutual Magazine.
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Sextant Golfer in the Rough Baffles Caddy
In a playful exchange, a golfer asks a caddy about a watch’s purpose. The caddy reveals the device is a compass guiding their way through difficult terrain. The lighthearted moment appears in the Troy Times.
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Troy Times
Read This Summer Resort Folder
Louisville Courier-Journal presents a summer resort folder highlighting destinations and leisure ideas. A compact guide offers insights into travel options, appealing to readers planning vacations and weekend getaways.
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