Roosevelt drive on water power sparks court clash
Washington notes say President Roosevelt touts government water power and cheap electricity on western swing while the Supreme Court term opens. Analysts foresee court backing for federal power, TVA style authority, and subsidies to local governments, with fears of tax hikes and budget strain. The piece also covers antitrust actions against major oil firms and the political backdrop of New Deal policies amid wary business sentiment.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Supreme Court
High Court
West
Montana
Oregon
Wyoming
Idaho
TVA
Senate
Treasury
Native Cargo Boats on the Whangpoo River
An overview of Shanghai’s river system, detailing the Whangpoo’s role alongside the Yangtze. It explains Shanghai’s rise as a world port, silt challenges, and the Bund’s international prominence, with notes on foreign trade, population, and waterway balance shaping China’s maritime power.
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Whangpoo River
National Acrer
L A.pennatus
Washington, D. C
WIU
China
Shanghai
Seven Seas
Yangtze
Hook
Mississippi
Colorado
Potomac
Nanking
Mississippi-Missouri
Amazon
Nile
Congo
United States
Hwang
Yellow River
Hankow
New Orleans
Yangtze Basin
Chungking
Suifu
Batang
Yunnan
Yellow Sea
Yangtze Valley
Tibet
Pennsylvania
Monongahela
Holland
Panama Canal
San Francisco
Cape Cod
Wool Is Going Places With New Barbara Bell Frocks
Ladies flock to wool this fall with three Sew-Your-Own models featuring slim lines and waist flattering cuts. Patterns 1375 1302 and 1382 span sizes 12 to 48 with yardage details. breezy blouses and skirts pair with acetate crepe and velvet options. Order patterns from Barbara Bell Fall and Winter book via The Sewing Circle, Bell Syndicate WNU Service.
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Legion
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Drive
Chicago
Ill
Barbara Bell
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Quotes on conduct and civilization mix in a garden of thought
A collection of quotes contrasts cloud gazing with practical action. R Carey stresses balance between lofty ideals and everyday duties while Huntington links behavior to character and Paderewski laments beauty eroded by machines. Aldrich adds hope as a shield in sorrow.
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R. Carey
F. D. Huntington
Ignace Paderewski
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Aldrich
Envy not the oppressor says Buck on tyrants
The fragment argues that oppressors possess hidden flaws even in prosperity. It notes all tyrants face death and judgment, condemning envy of powerful rulers while urging rejection of their ways. A reflective, moral aside from Buck critiques tyranny.
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Cc. Buck
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