End of Enmity and Global Conference Partisanship
Letters note advertising terms and mood of a world economic conference opened with sharp partisan clashes. The British, French and American delegations argued over chairmanships and currency policy, while Roosevelt's stance on veterans benefits spurred Senate resistance before a compromise. The session also enacted a vast public works program and mortgage refinancing bonds totaling 9.3 billion dollars.
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London
Congress
New Deal Congress
West Virginia debate on debt, roads, and prohibition
The Elkins Inter-Mountain argues that new bonds could raise national debt to over twenty one or twenty two billions, warning against artificial prosperity. It lauds Supt. Trent’s school choices, critiques prohibition rhetoric, and urges tax fairness for trucks while calling for utility regulation and broader reforms in West Virginia.
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Andy Mellon
John J. Cornwell
Trent
Devine
West Virginia
Indiana
Elkins Inter-Mountain
Gile Sees Highway Capacity Rise If Action Isn’t Taken
Pittsburgh man Henry F. Gile advocates truck legislation in Pennsylvania, recounting rail car capacity growth from six to ninety tons and warning that highways will meet a similar surge without a halt. He cites a May eleventh incident involving a forty four and one half ton steel load to illustrate demand pressures.
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Henry F. Gile
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across Clues and Answers
A dense run of crossword clues and partial fills lists across items such as L Footway 6, Small piece of pasteboard, Japanese coin, Promontories, Went first in November, and various other numbered entries. The page shows a long string of clue fragments, partial answers, and grid references typical of a daily puzzle page.
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Gude
Disabilities Debates Split Congress Over Veteran Claims
The piece argues veterans with presumed disabilities flood federal payouts, challenging the sourcing of war service links. It contrasts President Roosevelt's 25 percent cap with broader Senate attempts, urging Congress to back the executive compromise to avoid public backing shifting toward Roosevelt.
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Congress
Senate
House
Roosevelt
Heeling Intelligencer
Sermon on the Mount and Prohibition Clash in 1930s Debate
A speaker condemns the liquor question as a national crisis, contrasting biblical warnings with the 18th Amendment repeal. He blames both major parties for liquor policy, urges church mobilization to block repeal, and warns that profligate officials must be driven out. He cites Roosevelt and other presidents in a call for moral renewal.
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America
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Congress
Jerusalem
Howard
Temple
Jesus
the Republic
Vermont
New Hampshire
Tsar
Colorado
South
West Virginia
Church of God
Meyer Race Winner In Auto Mishap Near Pueblo
Louis Meyer, winner of the Memorial Day Indianapolis race, was involved in a minor collision on a Colorado road while traveling with his wife and child en route to California. A farmer allegedly hit his new Indianapolis prize coupe, offering two dollars to repair a fender as Meyer noted the outcome. The Meyers continued toward Huntington Park after the incident.
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Pueblo
Colo
Louis. Meyer
Indianapolis
Colorado
California
Meyer
Meyers
Huntington Park
Mrs Pinchot Joins In Garment Strike At Factory
Mahanoy City Pennsylvania June 16 Mrs Gifford Pinchot wife of the governor helped picket a shirt factory where 350 girls are on strike. Girls leaned from windows to hear her speak from a porch across the street. Pinchot walked arm in arm with the local group and joined their songs and cheers in a protest over working conditions called by the Amalgamated Clothing Workers.
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Mahanoy City
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