Roosevelt to Renew Attack on Monopolies in Congress
Reports from administration sources say President Roosevelt plans to push the monopoly issue in a forthcoming message to Congress. Cabinet discussion on the Borah O Mahoney bill and expanded federal trade commission is noted, with some officials opposing. Secretary Ickes signals a speech on government business relations amid growing anti monopoly sentiment.
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Norris
Ind
Senate
Ickes
Roosevelt
Federal Trade Commission
Robert H. Jackson
Congress
Peacocks and Promises on a Western Ranch Journey
Mimi and Jerry depart Denver for a ranch, savoring peacock feather imagery and a glamorous escape. Aboard a hired car they travel through dramatic mountain scenery, meeting a stranger who hints at Mimi's elopement sensation. The narrative traces wealth, class, and longing as the couple confronts future plans and family expectations.
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Mimi
Jerry
Hilla
Community Health Strong as Residents Share Holiday Visits
Sardis spring social notes report good health in the community. Many families visit relatives in Slough Beat Ardmore Huntsville Birmingham Pulaski and Brown's Corner. Local births and Christmas gatherings are noted along with illnesses and care at Grandmother Farmer's home.
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Riley Coble
Erby Coble
Near Slough
Johnnie Coble
Ardmore
Mason Daly
Arnie Mitchell
Glenn McComack
Lila
Brown
Hanceville
Ella Curtis
Zora
Carene
Huntsville
Clara Browning
Mary Coble
Pulaski
Tenn
Elbert Dollar
William Alvin
Dewey Dedman
Birmingham
Benton Browning
Brownings
Lillie Bailey
Ruth
Floyd Bailey
Glenn MacCommack
Crutcher Bailey
van Buren Willis
Leonard Gossett
Homer Evans
Tommy Prater
T. W. Hargrove
Irene Hargrove
Arnold Hargrove
Katie ‘Ruth
Mollie Hargrove
Charles Wesley
Carey
Monroe Blackburn
Brown's Corner
Elizabeth Coble
Eroy Coble
Slough
Fred McGuire
Moon Freeda Blackburn
Juania Browning
Grandmother Farmer
Detroit Bus Service Sets Doorstep Pickup on New Year
Fred A. Nolan of Detroit's Street Railway and Motor Bus System announced New Year service that will run from midnight to 1 am on January 1 1938, with buses stopping at doors for passengers on paved streets within two blocks of the usual route. Doorbell ringing is not included.
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Detroit
Mich
Fred A. Nolan
Nolan
Street Railway
Tor
Unions Sponsor Massive Adult Education Program
U.S. labor unions sponsor adult education classes with more than 100000 trades unionists enrolled.
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U.S
Bayer Aspirin Quick Relief Ad Claims Fast Action
The ad promotes Bayer Aspirin as a fast headache remedy. Two tablets with water provide relief in minutes, thanks to rapid disintegration. The new economy tin costs 25 cents for 24 tablets, about 1 cent each, and consumers are urged to insist on genuine Bayer.
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BAYER
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