Congress Confronts Hatch Bill and Anti White House Mood
In a burst of activity the Senate passed the Hatch bill while the House delayed lending and deficiency measures. The White House faced sustained opposition as Republicans joined Democrats against pump priming. Editorial notes urge amendments next year. Congress eyes investigations on labor, tax, and un-American activities as Mexico oil expropriation stirs U.S. concerns with Senators Neely and Bridges seeking inquiry.
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House
Hoover
Franklin Roosevelt
House Banking Committee
Rules Committee
Carl KR. Mapes
Rep
Mich
Banking Committee
Jesse Walcott
Adolph J. Sabath
Illinois
Joseph Martin
Massachusetts
Labor Board
Congress
White House
Roosevelt
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Import Bank
Rural Electrificaion Administration
Farm Security Administration
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Martin
Famed
Committee On un-American Activities
Joseph O'Mahoney
Merchant Marine
la Follette Civil Liberties Committee
Marquis Childs
Ruth Sheldon
Mexico
Pennsylvania
Joseph Guffey
Pittsburgh
Walter A. Jones
W. R. Davis
West Virginia
Matthew M. Neely
New Hampshire
H. Styles Bridges
Joe Guffey
Britain’s Fancy Flight Sparks War Debate
Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain proposes a summer adjournment to soothe peace loving nations across Europe. Winston Churchill counters with warnings of a German troop build up on the Polish frontier while the Reich faces SEC scrutiny over a $73 million bond issue in the United States awaiting hearings.
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Europe
Neville Chamberlain
Atlantic
Congress
Commons
Mr. Chamberlain
Flery
Winston Churchill
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Washington
Banrenle
Flying High Heights Break Air Records in 1940s Race
A fragmented report notes U S Army Air Corps feats including a bomb drop from 38 200 feet surpassing Germany s 30 550 foot mark, a Burbank to New York record 8 5 hours at 269 898 mph, and long distance flights by Italy s Angela Tondi and Sepan s 7 259 miles.
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Germany
U. S. Air Corps
Italy
Burbank
Calif
New York
Humphrey
Moody
Springfield
S' Gol
Angela Tondi
Sepan
News Quiz 1 Political trivia and national questions
Questions quiz readers on Croatia Yugoslavia status volcano events secession a quintuplets birth Pan American Airways flight plans to New Zealand Moscow Upper Silesia riots Bombay Gandhi sheet C I O union prohibition Fly TVA solicitor ambassador to Argentina or Roosevelt aide True or False about cribs for surplus corn loans Answers at column bottom
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Croatia
Yugoslavia
Pan-American Airways
U. S
New Zealand
Moscow
Upper Silesia
Bombay
Mahatma Gandhi
C.io
James Lawrence Fly
TVA
Federal Communications Commission
Argentina
Roosevelt
Unclear Candidate Choices Spark School Quiz Row
Fragmented OCR reads like a garbled quiz item on home rule and Pan American ties amid scattered names and numbers. Readable elements include October references, New Zealand and a mention of Frank R. McNuch, with no coherent event or outcome.
Boil in Ear Canal Causes Pain in Front of Ear
Pain in front of the ear with increased movement indicates a furuncle in the outer ear canal rather than behind the ear. Most cases improve with soothing care, antiseptic packing, and warm moist fomentations. if a pus head forms, surgical opening is advised under anesthesia.
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James W. Barton
Wrigley
Keith
Nerves Drive Many Symptoms In Medical View
The article argues that most stomach and duodenum symptoms arise from nerves and life stress rather than organic disease. It urges open patient disclosure to doctors about worries at home, work, or in shop life, noting some ulcers may persist if nervous upset continues. It cites Dr. Walter Alvarez on neurotic patients and the challenge of treatment.
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Walter Alvarez
Maya Clinic
Star Dust and the Hollywood Scene In 1930s Fans Talk
A roundup of notes on Norma Shearer Rosalind Russell and Joan Crawford in Star Dust. Roscoe Karns and Hayden Stevenson mixups. George Raft set to remake The Patent Leather Kid with Cagney in mind. radio and TV plans include Quaker Party and Screen Actors Guild shows. legacy stars like Bing Crosby Tommy Dorsey and Ferde Grofe noted. Brice privacy claim and Atco Templeton story wrap the column.
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Norma Shearer
Rosalind Russell
Joan Crawford
Phyllis Povah
Florence Nash
Roscoe Karns
Reginald Denny
Karns
Hayden Stevenson
George Raft
James Cagney
Richard Barthelmess
Tommy Riggs
Bob Becker
Screen Actors Guild
Robert Taylor
Barbara Stanwyck
New York
Atco Templeton
Hedy Lucare
Algiers
Ballywood
Funnie Brice
Rasy
Washington Square
Union
Dress Your Chair and Davenport Alike Crochet Pattern 8391
Simple crochet pattern teaches matching chair and davenport sets with a two-back head rest joined by a border. Includes directions, stitch illustrations, and materials. Send 15 cents and address details to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept New York for pattern 8391.
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Household Arts Dept
W. 4Th St
New York
He Had a Cheerful Way Of Announcing Intentions
The country youth wooing his girl finally musters courage and unveils his plan during a cemetery walk. He points to graves of relatives and then to open ground, saying that is where he wants them buried someday, in a cheerful reveal.
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Western Newspaper Union
Guffey and
Qil
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Sheldon
Francisco Castello Najera
Lazaro Cardenas
Donald R. Richberg
Michigan
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Wolcon
Britain
Fancy's Flight
Hungary
Rumania
Dr. Barton
Rafe’s Alley
Virginia Vale
Roscoe
Paul Whiteman
Tommy
Jimmy Dorsey
Henry Busse
Ferde Grose
Bing Crosby
Great Whiteman
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Radi
Merc Ollt A
Marie Lew
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