President Roosevelts World Court and St Lawrence Treaties
Analysis of FDR’s failed world court and St Lawrence Treaty bids, noting Senate votes and regional opposition. Discusses fears over draining Lake Michigan, impact on Chicago and New York navigation, and speculation on reattempting ratification amid European shifts. Mentions Senator McNary and regional voting pressures shaping any renewed effort. Bottom note on Join Brown buried near Lake Placid.
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Washington
Rousame
St. Lawrence
Mie
Pik
Tom
Wiscount Senate
Toore
Sen
Senate
St Lawresce Waterway
Congress
Upstate
New York
New York City
Seaport
Great Lakes
Mississippi
Lakes
Lake Michigan
Chicago
McNary
Sentac
Europe
November 1936 a tumult of events and names across nations
A highly garbled NOVEMBER 1536 column lists figures and names from Roosevelts era, including Farley and Tex ford resignations, wartime talk, and civic notes. It mentions money totals, unemployment trends, and notable cultural figures like Barrymore and Pickford, with references to Roosevelt visiting South America and various political moves amid a volatile period.
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Volta Torrey AP
Crousers
Etry State
RER
James A Farley
Up Recowis
Strel Wa Kery
United States
Suepreme
New York
Texford i Tugwell
Mobines
Kochi Senate
Loway
Mattuni
Noggin
Roweevelt
South America
Cizens
Rome
Germany
Waly
Witler
Fae
Kart von Graetsky
Americas
Sigere Onen Fm
Fterduret
Carl David Anderson
Romeo Franklin TD Roosevelt
Tubes
Thal Fr Reuasevelt
Buddy" Rogers
Hy Artigan Serxa
Budapest
Jase
David Edward Vite
Wally” Simpsons
Gea Thonka
Ravi Zaharoff Mugniuons
Ernestine Schuman-Heink
Roosevelt
Alabama Politics in 1936 a year of gains and splits
Alabama's 1936 political year saw Will Rank head Jasper achieve national recognition as Speaker of the House, while a major split in the state Democratic committee over delegation to the Democratic National Convention sparked court battles. The year featured two special sessions, three elections, and battles over a gross receipts tax and sales tax, as Gov. Bibb Graves urged reforms for schools and liquor control. novos
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Montgomery
Alabama
Will Rankhead
Jasper
House of Representatives
Washington
Philadelphia
Bibb Graves
Leon McCord
Democratic National
McCord
Graves
Bankhead
Black
John D McQueen
Alabaia
Yates
Roosevelt
Matt Murphy
Birmingham
Hugh White
Alabama Public Service Commission
Arice
Wow Rumsey
Thsociety
State Tax Commission
Luther Patek
Birmingham Cafe
A H Carmichael
Tuscumbia
JJ Sparksman
Huntsville
Robert T Simpson, Jr
Fintence
Congessman
WA Bucx
Shelby Fletcher
John A Rogers
Gainnesville
H. Ly Glover
Leroy
WI Grub
John Hollingsworth
LaFayette
College Profa Find Lost Radium At Lubbock Sanitarium
College professors and Dr E E George investigated a missing ten milligrams of radium in a sanitarium at Lubbock Texas. A nurse dropped a platinum needle containing radium near a radiator endangering staff. The needle is under half an inch and valued at 1000 dollars. In Ellis Kansas a farm birth followed a well drilling, with a newborn daughter named Oil man.
DAME HOUSTON BRITAIN'S WEALTHIEST WOMAN DIES
London dispatch reports Fanny Lucy Houston known as England's Lady Bountiful died after inheriting 5 million pounds in 1926 from her second husband Sir Robert Houston. She funded hospitals and charities, supported suffrage publisher roles, backed the Mt Everest conquest sponsorship, and donated for the 1934 Schneider International seaplane race entry.
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Saturday Review
Mt. Evercat
Great Briain
Schneiden
Whatta Man Concept Described in Oxford Study
An Oxford report describes a coed who learned that focusing attention on her professor affected her grades. She reports a dizzy feeling and a hypnotic effect from four lights in the 100m that reflected on the professor. The study notes this as a psychological phenomenon and a test of perception.
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Oxford
Apia Miami
ONeills Son Pursues Independent Path in Journalism
Cadet Shane R ONeill, 17, son of Eugene ONeill, edits The Bomb at Florida Military Academy. He writes editorials and edits the biweekly, plans makeup, and mentors reporters. He aims to enter journalism after school, crafting an imaginative style with pieces like A Private Thoughts on Parade.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Shane R O'Neill
Eugene O'Neill
Florida Military Academy
Shane
O'Neil
Journallat
Academy annual key appointment mentioned for 1936 37
A fragment notes an academy annual and a key appointment for 1936 37. It mentions Une and a member status in Quill Red Scroll, a national honor society for high achievers. The readable text is incomplete but indicates scholastic recognition within a publication context.
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Une
Senior O'Neill leaves mark on school journalism
A senior at the academy, O Neill has contributed extensively to school publications, building a notable presence in the journalism program while yet to pursue broader field assignments.
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Sehool
Academy
O'Neill
Gly Can Herbal Remedy Promises Health Breakthrough
A long, dense testimonial advertises Gly-Gan as a new herbal cure at Harrison Lisene y Drug Co. It claims dramatic improvements for a woman named Mrs Clark after suffering years from indigestion constipation and kidney issues. The piece touts rapid relief and urges readers to visit the local drug store for a trial.
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Dothan
Amelia
Gly-Gan
Ramedy
Tax
Mont Hevond
Clark
Bally
Fower
Tothan
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