Patman inflation bill passes Senate amid veto expectations
The Patman Inflation Bill clears the Senate by 55 to 38 as administration allies join Patman supporters. It challenges the Harri son compromise and faces a likely Roosevelt veto, with House backing seen as sufficient for passage.
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Alaska and the Roosevelt era red tape lesson
A long, reflective piece argues that Alaska remains a land of great resources but requires careful policy to avoid draining its key industries. It recalls Harding Hoover and the three secretaries as Alaska’s red tape saga, noting how government meddling and local realities shaped progress and population trends.
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North Carolina
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Tony Becchio Finds Path After Reform School Return
Tony Becchio comes home to Grimm Street tenement life after reform school where memories of abuse and inequality fuel anger. A chance encounter with a blind man in a warehouse district leads to an unexpected act of kindness and a glimmer of guidance from a stranger.
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Amelia Earhart sets new nonstop Mexico City to Newark flight record
Amelia Earhart completes a 2100 mile nonstop flight from Mexico City to Newark in 14 hours 20 minutes aboard her red monoplane. She lands to a cheering crowd of over 3000, but vanishes from radar for six hours after departure, then continues to Washington and beyond. Old medals awarded at New York dinner recognize four American humanitarians for service to humanity.
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Mexico City
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Tampico
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New Orleans
Department of Commerce
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Hoover Airport
Washington
Eugene Vidal
Air Commerce Bureau
Fauked
Amelia
National Institute of Social Science
New York
Carter (Lass
Virginia
Federal Reserve Banking System
Boston
George E- Vincent
University of Minnesota
Rockefeller Foundation
Chautangue Institution
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