Reed Wins Senate Fight in Pennsylvania Primary Clash
Senator Reed of Pennsylvania defeated Governor Pinchot in a hard fought Republican primary with a majority near 100,000. Pinchot conceded early as Reed’s New Deal stance dominated the battle, while other races in New Jersey and Indiana also shaped the national contest.
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Harry A. Moore
William L. Dill
NRA to Abandon Thousands of Codes for Small Industries
The Roosevelt administration will quit enforcing thousands of small industry codes. John S. Johnson and assistants plan simple wage and hour agreements to replace complex codes. Silk textile shutdowns left 30,000 workers unemployed. Fisher Body strike threats in Flint loom amid AFL cautions. Labor unrest spreads to Pacific seaports and Great Lakes tug crews. International scene reports disarmament efforts and border disputes among France Germany Hungary Yugoslavia and Saudi Yemen reports.
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Roosevelt backs house bill on regulatory body and margins
In a press conference President Roosevelt voiced preference for the house version of the measure on the FTC regulatory body and fixed margin requirement. He said he told the committee chairmen his views though he kept hands off until approval by both chambers. The Olympic rammed the Nantucket light ship in fog, killing seven crew and rescuing four including Captain Braithwaite. Captain Binks blamed a radio direction beam error and admitted he was five miles off course as signals and reckoning misled him.
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Navy to Build Twenty Warships Under Vinson Plan
Secretary of the Navy Swan announced that as funds allow from the public works appropriation a twenty ship program will begin. The ships include twelve destroyers two destroyer leaders and six submarines costing an estimated 40 million dollars. This forms the first year of a four year replacement effort to reach full treaty strength by 1939 under the Vinson act. Congress also approved gifts from Virginia restoring representation for the state in the Capitol Statuary Hall with two statues of Washington and Robert E. Lee presented by Gov. George Peery and highlighted by Dr. Francis Gaines.
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Massachusetts
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Francis Gaines
Washington and Lee University
Free Port Zone Ideas Stir Debate Across Regions
The article surveys proposed free port and foreign trade zone concepts, citing Senator Coolidge and plans for a St Thomas Virgin Islands zone, plus implications for Port au Prince and Hamburg. It outlines how zones let foreign goods enter without duty until final sale, and contrasts with existing re export rules and warehouse controls.
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True philosopher counsels happiness over regrets under stars
John Steven McGroarty recalls a evening with a genuine philosopher who urged forgetting regrets and cherishing happy memories. He advised letting the past rest and focusing on joyful moments to shape a better life. The talk occurred in a small high house in the Nils.
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Los Angeles
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Gallatin Chick Hatchery Offers Early Maturing Hens
Gallatin Chick Hatchery in Bozeman Montana promotes May reductions with easy to raise Gallatin May Chicks. Chick news highlights accredited blood tested stock, fast growth and heavy layers for fall and winter production. Orders routed to minimize delays.
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