Garner a master hand in Congress and White House fights
The article profiles Vice President Garner as a shrewd force in Congress and in steering administration policy. It notes his long tenure, influence with Roosevelt, and role in shaping New Deal measures, while detailing his wary stance toward big bankers and industry.
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Capitol Hill
Jack Garner
Throttlebottom
Garner
Congress
House
Senate
Rodney Dutcher
Sena
White House
Sam Rayburn
Joe Burns
Roosevelt
Administration
Bit Tva
Jack
Decretat
Treasury
Andy Meltom
Robinson
Harrieon
Byrne
New York
Senate seeks broader inquiry into lobbying on utilities bill
Washington reports a Senate plan to broaden the investigation into lobbying activities affecting legislation beyond utilities. Senator Clark proposes a wide probe with subpoena powers, aiming to cover all lobbying on major bills, including ship subsidies, with a $150,000 appropriation. The House panel may contrast by limiting its scope to the utilities measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Capitol Hill
Guator Clark
Senate Interstate Commerce
House
Senate Committee
House Rules Committee
Clark
Tom Corcoran
RFC
Brewster
Blanton
D. Tex
Rankin
Miss
Saturnalia
Wheeler
Mont
Roosevelt
SISTER MARYS KITCHEN MELON AND BEAN SANDWICH PALEO FEAST
A summer menu features fruit centric dishes with cantaloupe and watermelon salads and melon cocktails. It provides water melon cocktail ideas, melon macedonie, and melon cup. Also includes hot baked bean sandwiches with bacon on endive and mint garnish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Daguenea
Mussolini Calls for Action as Blackshirts Sail to Africa
In Salerno Mussolini addressed 12 000 Blackshirts saying the government and people will not turn back from the struggle. His seaplane radio link was briefly interrupted by a storm on the way to the city. The speech urged immediate departure for East Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salerno
Italy
Mussolini
East Africa
Rome
Il Duce
Africa
1 Duce
Fight on Wheat Tax Prompts Major Processing Attacks
Prominent processors led by Doshald D. Davis of General Mills oppose the wheat tax and other processing levies. The actions aim to halt collections and may drive acreage adjustments and payments to as many as 3,000,000 farmers.
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Doshald D. Davis
General Mills
Napolis Davis
Gene
Treheury
Tunde
Man slain in Brooklyn coast gunfire shocks street
Two men were killed when a gunman opened fire in a Brooklyn street. Police sift details as investigators search for motive and suspect, with bullets ricocheting amid the chaotic scene.
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New York
Jilly
Brooklyn
Erry
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Chemical Warfare Service
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NBA Servier, Inc
Wlley
TVA
Emmy
Commercial Printing Department
Atur Daily
Europe
John Jurey
Elisapeth
Leafer
AAA
Draka
Ryan
OR Salz
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Iakulis
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