Tugwell secures Senate confirmation amid sharp debate
The Tugwell confirmation process before the Senate Agriculture Committee drew heated exchanges as critics accused him of collectivist aims while he defended his farm experience and constitutional faith. The committee moved to approve, though floor debate remained long and partisan with strong attacks on his economic philosophy.
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Darrow led recovery board urges Johnson removal from NRA
The National Recovery Review Board chaired by Clarence Darrow blasts Administrator Johnson, accusing him of an un American and dictatorial approach that hamstrings the war effort. It cites arbitrary code changes aiding big business at the expense of competitors and warns against military style rule.
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Rainy Midwestern regions bring hope for forage crops
Rain soaked the drought struck Middle West, lifting expectations for forage and corn crops across the nation. Officials note moisture supports livestock feeding prospects and overall agricultural recovery for the country.
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Roosevelt's New Deal reforms seen shaping 1935 agenda
William Bruckart analyzes President Roosevelt's social reform program as outlined to Congress, arguing it frames campaigns and tests public support. He notes the President seeks to guarantee housing, work, and family security, while warning that labor disputes and stock market controls could influence political and economic outcomes.
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Who Is a Lady Dear Mrs Post Advice Column
Emily Post answers questions on etiquette noting that a lady is now a respectable mentioned term and that use of a telephone helper should be a lady on the line. She advises calling health officials for noisy neighbors and suggests a board of health visit when manners fail, citing practical limits and social patience.
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A fragmented OCR snippet shows likely misspelled terms. The readable bits point to a local site or project note, with no clear names or dates. The item reads as a terse record of a location or construction matter without verifiable actors or times.
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