Lobbying in Washington A sprawling overview of pressure groups
The article surveys federations unions and committees shaping policy in Washington. It notes veterans labor farmers and women's lobbies led by figures such as Dorothy Detser and Col. dene Thomas Taylor. It mentions the Chamber of Commerce National Association of Manufacturers and the American Liberty League opposing government intervention. It highlights Nye era investigations and progressive women’s groups pushing reforms in maternity child labor and food safety.
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Chester Gray
Bureau Federation
Fred
Orange
Kennedy
Unet Moser
Pan
Rodin Hood
Cooper
William Thatcher
National Grain
Ries Holman
National Se Oecwrs Milkaucers’ Federation
Veterans’ Lobby
American Legion
Dene Thomas Taylor
Provere Veterans’ Lobby
United Spahiah War Veteerene
Confmn
Ployes
American Newspaper Guild
Postal
Dorothy Detser
Women's International League
Big
Navy
Senate
Nye
State Department
Aoast
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
National Association of Manufacturers
American Liberty League
Hot Odda
White House
Anti- Saloon League
Methodist Board of Temperance
Prohibition and Public Morals
Norma Millen Free After One Year In Prison
Norma Millen, freed after serving one year of a sentence tied to the Millen Faber gang holdup, accompanied her husband Morton and was linked to the 1933 Needham Trust Company robbery that ended with a police death. She may travel to New Hampshire or Missouri, with plans changing after release.
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Ines Wonan Ne
Norman Brighton
Mor
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Irving
Abraham Faber
Millen
New Hampshire
JS. Louis
Norma
Needham Trust Company
Millen-Faber
March of Time booked at Princess theatre features aircraft tragedy
Crescent Amusement Co releases March of Time at the Princess theatre highlighting a New York army maneuvers sequence and Edward Coughlin politics. A separate fatal plane crash near a 10,000 foot peak kills pilot Dick Arnett and his wife Eleanor, with survivor Burnside Smith, as Max Ortiz led search efforts and weather hindered clues.
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Princess Theatre
The
Crescent Amusement Co
New York
Edward Coughlin
Dick Arnett
Eleanor
Burnside Smith
Janean Walter
Platt
Max Ortiz
Arnett
Grendo
Casper
Mont
Denver
Cabinet Group Urges Congress To Drop Charges
A cabinet group asks Congress to drop charges as broader tariff provisions are discussed. The report notes shipments of cotton products to the American market and mentions other agreements with Japan as a potential model for applying the method to the current issue.
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Congress
Japan
Smokeless Coal Fuel Developed by University of Utah Team
George W. Carter and B. Clark Jacobson of the University of Utah described a low temperature carbonization process before the American Chemical Society that converts residential coal into a smokeless solid fuel at about $1 per ton using the Karrick method.
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San Francisco
American Chemical Society
Karrick
George W. Carter
Clark Jacobson
University of Utah
Measles Measure Stalls in House Ways and Means
Washington August 21 The House Ways and Means Committee failed to approve the new measure at today's meeting despite indications from President Roosevelt that he wants the measure pushed through.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House Ways and Means Committee
TVA Faces Emergency Repairs and Land Disposals
The conference reports TVA may delay certain programs due to emergency repairs to prevent service loss. It allows purchases up to $600 from single sources and requires TVA to dispose of unused land. TVA-backed actions involve land in the Little Tennessee river area tied to Aluminum Company of America reservoir plans.
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Ap- Suter
Congress
McCarl
TVA
Aluminum Company of America
Little
Tennessee River
Tennessee Basin
Moffrett to Stick to Administrative Duties
A terse notice states Moffrett remains assigned to administrative duties as unspecified changes unfold. No dates or locations are provided, but the update confirms current role stability within the organization.
Lee bill creates state surety fund for bonds
The committee agreed to approve a Lee measure to establish a state surety fund enabling the state to write bonds for all state and county offices. Monroe, its sponsor, said the plan would transfer 100000 from the state insurance fund to finance the program as more than 40 tax collectors could not obtain private surety bonds and faced penalties if not secured by Sept 1.
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Lee
Monroe
Schools Get Help Agreement Reached In Alabama
In Montgomery on August 21 an agreement was reported by Senator James D. Jefferson and Representative Clint Simpson. Hayge Tucker of Rusca slposm was cited as part of the settlement, with all parties said to have agreed. The statement offered few details.
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Montgomery
Ala
James d. Jefferson
Chicken Dishes And Techniques From Mary E Dague Kitchen
A 1940s NEA style guide extols properly cleaned chicken and versatile uses from mousse to croquettes. It notes broiled and country fried as costly but flavorful, discusses re heating, and provides a Hawaiian chicken cutlet recipe with pineapple and cheese. It also mentions Alabama budget adjustments affecting Auburn and the University.
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Mary E. Daguenea
Luncheon and Dinner Menu
Tomorrow's menu lists tuna salad in tomato cups with rye bread and butter, mixed fruit compote, cookies, milk, and tea for lunch. Dinner features fruit juice cocktail, chicken cutlet Hawaiian, grilled tomatoes with buttered peas, stuffed peppers, peach souffle, milk, and coffee.
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Norma Millen
Windy
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Basiis
Decatur Dairy
Houde
Moffrett
Ceer Crab
Rover Beer
Feounders
Sister Mary's
Alabama
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Automobile Club
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