Roosevelt rebukes Tugwell and outlines budget outlook
President Roosevelt scolds press for “crazy stories” as Tugwell claims the administration can satisfy humanitarian demands and balance the 1938 budget. The piece covers budget timing, WPA and PWA allocations, and a broad New Deal outlook with references to Mussolini's stance, League of Nations tensions, and policy plans on railroads and embargoes.
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Exford G. Tugwell
Brain Trust
Los Angeles
Roosevelt
Tugwell
Mussolini
League of Nations
Rome
Geneva
Duce
Ethiopia
League
Victor Emmanuel
Baldwin
Great Britain
Italy
Britain
Egypt
Gibraltar
Malta
United States
Hull
Lddsevelt
Hugh Wilson
Berne
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Haven
Missouri Pacific
AAA cobbles victory as corn hog referenda pass nationwide
Dealers celebrate a decisive win as about ten to one the corn hog producers back another year of crop adjustment. In 33 states returns show broad support with Chester C. Davis noting a likely voluntary contract for corn and hogs. Roosevelt signals AAA shift from emergency to permanent agency as observers expect it to fuel next year's campaign.
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Chester C. Davis
AAA
Washington
Davis
Roosevelt
Agriculture Secretary Announces 1935 Corn Loan Plan
Secretary Wallace announced a 45 cent per bushel loan on the 1935 corn crop to aid orderly marketing. The loan runs from December through July 1, with the Commodity Credit Corporation having approved the program and seeking RE commitments to supply funds.
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Wallace
Credit Corporation
Quake Tremors Felt Across U S from Spokane to New York
Earthquakes rattled many regions including Spokane Calgary New York and Boston with Helena hit hardest two dead and many injured. Buildings weakened by prior temblors collapsed in the Montana capital causing extensive damage and losses.
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Spokane
Calgary
New York
Boston
Helena
Montana
Flood Devastates Honduras Amid Death Toll and Damages
Honduras endured one of its worst floods with 115 fatalities and estimated property losses around 12 million dollars half borne by United Fruit. Reports from Tegucigalpa are sparse and the final death toll may rise.
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Onduras
United Fruit Company
Tegucigalpa
Premier Ching-Wei wounded as assassin hits Nan King
Reports say Chinese premier Ching-Wei and two officials were wounded in Nan King by an assassin. Martial law was declared at once. Japanese agency sources claim the killer was a Kuomintang member. Chinese sources call him a foreign citizen. British agency cites a Japanese newspaper man as the attacker.
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Ware Ching-Wei
China
Nanking
Rengo
Kuomintang
Reuters
Wang
Donahey Seen as Possible Democratic VP Pick
Washington chatter says Senator Vic Donahey of Ohio may be invited as the Democratic vice presidential candidate next year. Some Democrats think his 1932 victory over Simeon Fess and strong vote-getting record make him a prudent running mate for Roosevelt, while Garner may seek retirement after decades in public service.
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Washington
Vic Donahey
Ohio
Garner
Donahey
Simeon Fess
Roosevelt
Timmy Walker Returns to New York Amid Welcome Amid Caribbean Storm News
Former mayor Timmy Walker ends three years in exile and arrives in New York aboard the Manhattan amid a large greeting by clubs including Friars Lambs and Grand Street Boys association. His wife Betty Compton accompanies him as reports note a hurricane in Haiti following the Caribbean peninsula.
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Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
New York
Timmy Walker
Tammany Hall
Manhattan
Friars Club
The
Lambs Club
Grand Street Boys’ Association
Jimmy
Walker
Betty Compton
Quote on lending and friendship in a paradox
A proverb-like line contrasts lending with friendship, noting that borrowing and lending can harm both both lender and borrower. It argues that neither party benefits and warns that even close friends can suffer.
Woes and Worries Tire You After Long Work Day
Fatigue from persistent worries stacks up alongside physical labor, leaving you drained by day’s end. Stress can sap energy, prolong rest, and affect mood, driving a cycle of tired evenings and reduced motivation. Addressing worries may restore energy and focus.
New Ideas versus Old Beliefs Framing Modern Life
A reflective piece argues that progress stems from reevaluating enduring ideas rather than embracing new trends. It contrasts traditional wisdom with contemporary fads and calls for measured change aligned with time tested values.
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Edward W. Pickard
Western Newspaper Union
R. G. Tugwell
CBS
PWA
Harry N. Hopkins
McCarl
Federal Treasury
Treasury
Congress
Bataan
Supreme Cour
Jesse Adkins
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Carter Coal Company
Adking
District Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Mens League
American Bar Association
Bar Association
Guv
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Topeka
State Committee
Arthur Capper
Landon
Army
Dayton
Oslo
P. P. Qull
R. K. Giovanneli
L. @. Harman
Boeing
United Air Lines
Cheyenne
Apital
Carter Field
Cours
Liquor Regulations
Frank. H. C. Hoyt
Equor
Algo
Gov. Landon
Chester C, Davis
Bea Ae
Haiti
Anid
Phillips’ Milk of
Phillips
H. L. Shoub
WNU
Pete
Tomsseow
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