Roosevelt Moves to Tighten NRA Plans and New Air Mail Rules
President Roosevelt calls for stronger NRA code enforcement, wage hikes, shorter hours, and solid adherence to Blue Eagle symbols to spur employment. He backs licensing powers and new air mail contracts, with three-year bids and ICC oversight, while warning of strikes and anti-trust actions.
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Everal
Constitution Hall
Washington
NRA
Mr. Roosevelt
Code
Johnson
Code Authority
Blue Eagle
Supreme Court
New York
Roosevelt
Congress
Lcense
Ohio Judge Florence Allen Named to Federal Circuit
The president recently appointed Judge Florence Allen of Ohio to the federal Circuit Court of Appeals bench, making her the first woman to hold the position. The appointment highlights a milestone in the judiciary and signals progress for gender representation in high court roles.
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Florence .Allen
Ohio
Federal Circuit Court of ‘Appeals
Fed
Cattle Bill Debate Sours As AAA Costs Draw Fire
Senator Fess and allies attack the 200 million dollar cattle provision of Connally’s farm relief bill, arguing the AAA has failed. Dickinson counters with figures showing large expected deficits while Vandenberg and McNary press questions on taxes. In Chicago, Dr. Alice Wynekoop is convicted of murdering her daughter in law Rheta for life insurance, receiving a 25 year term.
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John Dillinger
Eclot
Arizona
Indiana
Crown Point
Lillian Holley
Peotone, I
Dillinger
Chicago
Middle West
Holley
Lake County
Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
Senate
Tom Connally
Fess
McNary
Oregon
Dickinson
Iowa
Carey
Wyoming
Vandenberg
Michigan
Connally
Senator Vandenberg
AAA
Treasury
Hicago
Alice Wynekoop
Rheta
Wynekoop
Stock regulation bill challenged by New York Stock Exchange
The Fletcher Rayburn stock regulation bill faced opposition from the New York Stock Exchange. The exchange warns that if enacted, its validity would be tested in court. Lawyers argue that congressional declaration of national public interest does not lawfully convert customary securities transactions into interstate commerce.
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New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
Congress
The
Exchange and
Capitol
Wagner
New York
Ferdinand Pecora
Senate Committee On Banking and Currency
Stock Exchange
Dea
Fletcher
Stock Exchange Regula
Florida
Federal Trade Commission
House
Roosevelt and party tour Caribbean islands by air
President Franklin D Roosevelt with Assistant Secretary Tugwell visits Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands aboard an airborne Caribbean trip. The itinerary includes Milam Cuba Port au Prince Haiti San Pedro Dominican Republic San Juan and St Thomas amid a welcoming reception from locals.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Tugwell food and drug bill resurges in Congress
Washington chatter claims the Tugwell food and drug bill will revive early in the new session despite 1930s Republican landslides. Supporters argue a strong consumer reaction boosts passage while critics worry about government overreach in shaping lives and markets.
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Washington
Tugwell
Congress
House
Doctor Copeland
Brain Trust
Capitol Hill
Senate
Roosevelt's Fourteen Points Outline New Deal Aims
The article outlines Roosevelt's fourteen points for government economic control and reform. It notes support from the Federal Trade Commission and investors, with emphasis on no poverty through programs like old age and unemployment insurance. It discusses constitutional concerns and potential amendments to permit broader national action.
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Roosevelt
Private capital to build 50 million to 75 million rooms
President Harriman of the United States Chamber of Commerce says private funding could add vast housing capacity over ten years, estimating construction costs near 40 billion dollars. A Real Estate Boards survey shows shortages of single family homes in 27 percent of 278 cities, especially in smaller cities, New England, the Pacific coast, and the West South Central region.
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Henry J. Harriman
United States Chamber of Commerce At
Buffalo
National Association of Real Estate Boards
New England
Pacific Coast
West South Central
Southern Lumberman
Literary Digest
Pleasant Pellets Ad Says Liver Bowels Benefit
An advertisement promotes Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a safe aid for regulating liver bowels and stomach. It urges readers to use the product to stay clean and healthy.
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Dr. Pierce
Secret 80elety Club Aims to Share All Secrets
A short fragment notes a girls group calling itself the secret 80elety formed to exchange all secrets among members. No names, places, or dates are given and the text offers no further context.
Safe liquid laxatives for gentle regulation and no dependency
The dose of a liquid laxative can be measured and regulated to individual need. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is presented as a safe, non addictive option based on senna. It suits both adults and children and won’t harm kidneys.
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Omaha
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Mint
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New York Democratic Committee
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Mullen
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Nebraska
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Raymond Moley
State Department
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Ray
Felix Frankfurter
Harvard
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