Paris Parliament Clings To Powers and Tariff Fight
French parliament resists centralizing authority as Daladier denies calls for executive domination and vows early return from vacation. Tarieu supporters push decree power while miners threaten general strike amid fears of fascist influence. debates touch on birth rates and social policy in Germany.
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Edouard Daladier
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Andre Tardieu
Leutenant
Paul Oat
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Italy
Race Building Urged By Nazis
Berlin reports a Nazi drive to educate the public on boosting birth rates, appealing especially to rural peasants. Wilhelm Brick, Prussian interior minister, says the nation must continually rejuvenate the peasantry as in Frederick the Great’s era, asserting the state’s duty to demand population growth.
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Roosevelt Laughs At Hospital Telephone Tale
Hyde Park Aug 1 President Roosevelt laughed when Irwin Steingut, New York assembly minority leader, told a hospital tale. Steingut, grateful for flowers from the Roosevelts, phoned Washington by bedside, triggering a guard response and medical rush to his room. Also White Resigns From Labor Post In Washington Robe Carl White of Munice Indiana, assistant secretary of labor for 13 months, resigns effective Aug 10 to practice law in Washington.
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Irwin Steingut
New York Assembly
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Lydia E. Pinkham's Tablets for Women Ad
An advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Tablets for Women in a new 50 size. It claims relief from menstrual pain and associated disorders without narcotics and positions the product as a modern medicine addressing the cause. Sold by all druggists.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Peresistent
Boston Beauty Captures Milan In Opera Debut
Kathryn Schrafft, daughter of late Boston manufacturer George Schrafft, made a Milan debut as Norina in Don Pasquale at Teatro Carano. Her performances drew double encore and praise from Corriere della Sera. The Boston girl won three future Italian singing offers after critical success.
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Don Pasquale
Milan
Italy
George ¥. Schrafft
Boston
Kathryn
Vassar
George Schraitt
Thas
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Norina
Theewspapers
Corriere Dell “Sera
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Prohibition sentiment shifts in state vote debate
The article notes Governor John G. Tricial's push toward repeal and state reform with delegates voting by two thirds, suggesting citizen sentiment runs against prohibition in Aug and Sept discussions.
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Let People Choose Hitler's Leadership Critique Report
Berlin reports VP Hitler criticized leadership standards saying the people alone determine the right leaders and that commerce should not decide leadership quality. In Chicago Peggy Hopkins Joyce Joyce was reported very sick after a tonsil attack, taken to Michael Reese hospital last night.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Peggy “Hopkins
Joyce Ili
Chicago
Peggy Hopkins
Joyce
Michael Reese Hospital
The News Behind The News Continues On Page One Ed
The piece profiles Louis M Howe as the publicity force behind a federal kidnapping drive. Howe spurred a senate investigation after writing a kidnapping story for the Saturday Evening Post. He aims to keep the publicity drums beating and says speed now turns weeks into half an hour in Washington.
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Hoosevelt
Albany
Howe
Saturday Evening Post
Copeland
Senate
Miss Perkins in Steel Industry Recovery Chronicle
A fragment describes a secretary at a senator's office silencing a delay request and rushing to National Recovery Administration headquarters with a list. The scene hints at ongoing debates over recovery measures and the senator’s absence in New York. The text alludes to Miss Perkins and a pivotal recovery history chapter detailing the steel industry stakes.
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N. RA
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Perkins
Kellogg All-Bran touted for constipation relief
Laboratory tests claim All-Bran supplies bulk to exercise the intestines and vitamin B to boost appetite, aiding regular habits and reducing headaches from constipation. Two tablespoons daily may help. if unresolved, consult a doctor. All-Bran is said to build more blood than beef liver by weight and is marketed as tasty and versatile.
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All
Kellogg
Labor guidance and NRA leverage sparks agency scramble
Advertising agents have rushed to exploit National Recovery Administration opportunities with promises of guidance to labor. Some pushed beyond limits and may face censure from General Johnson. New private telephone lines have been installed at the commerce department signaling intensified coordination.
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N. R.A
Gen. Johnson
Commerce de
Fragmented quote hints at Roosevelt era political sniping
A garbled line references Johnson, Hull Moly, and other Republicans as part of a clash over administration blame. It suggests opponents accuse the Roosevelt administration of avoiding direct confrontation while snipe attacks ripple through party lines.
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