Lobbyists expect to profit as Congress opens
Washington report describes lobbyists as fixers facing future scrutiny from Ickes and officials. It notes James L. Bernard and allies like Jackson Mullin Kremer, tied to Roosevelt era leadership, and describes how billions in public funds sustain lobbying. Wagner and Johnson clash over overtime while a Virgin Islands plan favors a government sugar and rum monopoly to aid islanders, with Tugwell pushing the project amid long-term timetables.
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Ickes
James L. Bernard
PWA
Robert Jackson
Democratic National Committee
Bernard
Jackson
EWA
Arthur Mullen
Nebraska
J. Bruce Kremer
Montana
Roosevelt
P. m
Bob Wagner
National Labor Board
Heber Blankenhorn
Wagner
NRA Employers’ Union
General Johnson
Johnson
NLB
Virgin Islands
Hex Tugwell
Public Works Board
Tugwell
United States
St. Croix
Ivsine
NEA Service, Inc
E and Your Children by Olive Robert
Article discusses rising irritability in American families and urges a family council to improve relations. It highlights how persistent quarreling harms daily life regardless of wealth or status and suggests kinder, cooperative rules for the home.
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Dewey Dell
Dad
Rutgers
Glorifying Yourself 26 Aicoton BSS
Planning a beauty routine for the New Year, the piece urges inventory of cosmetics and tools. It covers cleansing cream or toner, a tissue or cleansing product, foundation, and accessories, then stresses harmonizing makeup and home hair treatments, inviting readers to assess needs and routines.
London candy expo showcases 2000 varieties in 1933
The report notes 2000 candy varieties displayed by London confectioners at a 1933 exposition, with one company alone bringing 22 tons of sweets. It also recalls colonial bans on Sunday smoking near churches and curious animal facts about rabbits, wasps, and Tibetans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Murder Case Ties Blond Stranger to Tracy King
Juliet France refuses to flee with David Bannister as police unravel the Tracy King murder. David admits knowledge of the blond suspect linked to the case, while Mrs. Hewlett and Bannister piece together motives and witnesses. Juliet stays to aid the investigation, with family tensions and legal pressure building around Ebbert and the thrust of the scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hannister
Bannister
Tesnige
Gainey
Star
Panton
Muntia
Melvinse
Ter
Jbert Stuart
Juliet
Nina
Kate Hewlett
Elbert
Bibert
Uae
Patie
Tracy Bing
Stuart
Gerry
Leten
Juliet France
Dollet
Mrs. Hewlett and Bannister
Tracy King
David
Nate
Dardan
Loo
U S Collections Gain in November 1933
Commissioner Guy T. Helvering released the November 1933 internal revenue totals from Washington. Net collections reached 135 706 922 65, with major gains in taxes on dividends estates fermented malt liquors gasoline autos and farm processing. Income tax rose to 17 785 439 42, the first year over year increase since 1931 apart from February 1923, signaling back-tax collection progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toternal Revenue
Guy T. Helvering
Washington, D. C
Agriculture Adjustment
Internal Revenue
Convicts Granted Christmas Leave At Tucker Prison Farm
Twenty convicts at Tucker prison farm near Little Rock received four day furloughs for Christmas. Governor Futrell’s office confirmed the arrangement, made on recommendation of Superintendent A. G. Stedman and with approval by H. C. McCall. Notable beneficiaries include Charles and Don Pearce, life-term offenders from Little Rock and Fine Bluff, who were jailed in 1932 for the Gazette burglary and killing of its cashier James E. Chapple. Letters show similar holiday leave was also granted to the Fearee brothers last year.
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Little Rock
Tucker
Tucker Farm
H.C. McCall
Futrell
A. G. Stedman
Losves
McCall
Charles
Don Pearce
Fine Bluff
Pine Bluff
Malaria Control Projects Start in Hempstead County
Two malaria control projects began in Hempstead County with U S Public Health Service and CWA labor. Hope and Ozan host drainage and mosquito breeding reducción as planned. further sites Pulten and Washington awaiting approval. J B Wilson notes central work to continue through the season. communities may submit estimates to Mr Wilk for possible future projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Public Health Service
Hempstead
Hope
Ozan
Pulten
Washington
J.B. Wilson
Incl Supervisior
CWA
Wilson
Wilk
Nashville
Henps
Political Announcements From A Curious Local Notice
A brief political notice outlines announced intentions and affiliations tied to a local figure, with unclear names and dates. The fragmentary text mentions a campaign or public statement and references possible affiliations or committees.
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