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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1937
Page
3
Jill searches for Alan Jeffry and traces a route from Miss Lancaster’s tea room to Patty’s old brick studio. She discovers a music room, a spiral staircase, and encounters Miss Benedict guarding a floral mantelpiece as two women explore paintings.
Jill visits Alan Jeffry’s painting showcase with two sisters and an elderly chaperon. The crowded, cluttered room and vivid canvases spark romance, doubt, and a daring plan as Jill imagines a life with the carefree artist. The scene ends with a tentative dinner invite.
Administration leaders consider limiting legislation in the lame duck session to enact Roosevelt's five point program. Congress may suspend other topics and push only essential measures over six weeks, with the rest held for the regular session.
Informed persons say the House and Senate may approve a short six week session starting November 15 to advance the administration program. Key items include crop control wage rules government reorganization regional planning and antitrust revision. The anti lynching bill likely would be postponed and new taxes for farm aid discussed. President Roosevelt urged a permanent farm system with soil conservation and an ever normal granary while balancing the budget.
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