Roosevelt Plan for 20 to 30 Year Nation al Resource Development
The National Resources Board led by Interior Secretary Ickes proposes a long range program costing about 105 billion dollars to develop land water and resources over 20 to 30 years. It envisions highways housing water projects rural electrification and flood control with a 10 billion dollar public works reserve for depressions. It also anticipates a middecennial census 1985 and coordinated public works across federal state and local levels.
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Army and Navy urged to expand defenses and pay
Secretary Dern presses heavier officer and enlisted strength for the army, urges 600 airplanes over three years to reach 2320 planes, pushes home army housing and unified War Department building, and seeks promotion reform and higher pay for junior officers. Meanwhile Holt faces scrutiny over eligibility for Senate seat as McNary and Burah clash over process. The Wright brothers’ Kitty Hawk anniversary is marked with limited flight celebrations due to weather.
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Portugal Backs Fascist System Under Carmona
A new corporate state has been formed in Portugal under Carmona with a two-chamber parliament. One chamber elected with a single candidate list includes three women among 90 members. the other chamber of 79 is appointive. Republicans and Socialists largely abstained. Italy and Mussolini press the claim, while Italy and Ethiopia clash and seek League of Nations resolution after a fatal confrontation.
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British to name Saar plebiscite commander
The League of Nations council tasked the British government with appointing the commander of the international force to oversee the Saar plebiscite on January 18. Maj. J. E. Brind, a veteran, is named to lead the force which will operate with broad authority and share responsibility for its mission and outcomes.
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National Topics Interpreted by William Bruckart
William Bruckart discusses the New Deal's growing public publication problem with laws and orders. He cites Supreme Court concerns, NRA code reach, and the need for a central publication to inform the public. He warns against misuse and notes possible Roose velt moves on wartime profits and congressional relations.
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How Christ Helps Us to Live Our Best
December lesson outlines John 6 1 12 and 1 John tests of salvation. Faith that Jesus is the Christ proves regeneration and eternal life. Believers love fellow Christians, keep God s commandments as proof of new birth, and overcome the world by faith in Jesus the Son of God. The grounds are Spirit water and blood witnessing to Christ s identity and saving work.
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Children as Teachers Reveal New Revelation Through Kids
The article extols children as divine messengers, describing them as great teachers who bring a fresh revelation of God and his love. It emphasizes recognizing the child's role as a cradle for spiritual insight and guidance.
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Prayer as Mas Touches the Nimesis in Emphatic Moment
Emergencies call for intense prayer as Elijeh va armel bows, face between knees, the act described as the prayer that defines the nimesis.
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Life What Kind of Tele What Pou Meaningful End Worth Living
Fragmentary text questions meaning and worth of living, referencing life purpose and value. It mentions a person, possibly a speaker or author, and hints at philosophical reflection. The readable portion lacks clear events, names, or concrete facts to identify.
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