Stimulus of Power Raises WPA Spending in Senate
The piece rails at federal spending and a $175 million boost to WPA appropriations, criticizing executive and legislative flow of funds. It compares political expediency to a tale of two tramps and notes other Washington ideas, including a National Spelling Bees handbook and naturalization fee politics. The article closes reflection on school reopening and a self‑withdrawn fishhook innovation.
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Washington
America
Washington Daybook highlights on silk boycott and notices
Washington Daybook surveys Japan Chinese tensions with light satire and districts reports. Notes include a New York Japanese Room, Miss Anna Meade in Washington, Silk war commentary, a Farmindale bombing spoof, U S Steel color film for workers, and Wardman Park hotel lobby penny candy.
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New York
United States Steel
Wardman Park
How's Your Health Dr Lage Galdston on Fear in Psychopathic States
The article surveys fear's disorganizing effects on body and mind, citing Cannon Crile Pavlov and Henderson. It links fear to various reactions from flight to aggression, notes fear can shape psychopathic personalities, and mentions brave men who label themselves cowards.
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What Others Say Credit lines from various figures quoted in a compilation.
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Navy May Try Speedy 2 Man Submersibles
Navy engineers propose tiny two man swordfish submarines to torpedo ships from under 250 yards. Roughly 51 feet long and 7 feet high, they would attack in schools, have air tubes for fresh air, and be built for about 12000 dollars each with a 150 mile range. Plans call for gasoline or diesel motors and use on battleships until needed.
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New York Man Tries 600 Mile Linotype Link
In June 10 AP report a New York AP office operator fed copy into a Semagraph device to transmit text to Charlotte Observer, 611 miles away. The system converted dots and impulses to type for linotype in Charlotte, producing a perfect duplicate page. Proponents say it advances production without reducing jobs.
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Texas economist denounces New Deal in congressional bid
Dr. H. G. Hendricks, finance expert and former government economist, announces candidacy against incumbent Martin Dies in Texas second district. He criticizes federal debt and government policy, warns of ruin and national distress, and calls for policy change amid stalled mills and low cotton prices.
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H. G. Hendricks
Congress
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Martin Dies
Rex Fortenberry
Streamlines Girl On Army Posters
Washington June 10 AP Generals avoid quotes on the army recruiting poster change. The familiar Gene figure is replaced by a new girl in a silken gown flowing in a breeze, while the other girl fades into the background with a Grecian robe. Army officials decline comment on the design produced at Governor's Island. Recruiting progresses at a steady pace. In other items, John L. White, 63, blind bank cashier and White concert band director, died in Harrisonville Missouri. The Library of Congress opened in 1897 after costing 6 million dollars.
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Crushed Ambitions Describe Personal Crisis Reports
Rainbow chasing ambitions drive some to self harm at success, five life histories revealed by Chester L. Carliste M D veterans administration Palo Alto California. The cases show secret dynamic behind success linked depressions, and three executives among the group recovered after hospital care.
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L. Carliste
M. D. Veterans Administration
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Congress actions on wage hour, farm aid and reforms
Teens report that Congress debating wage hour changes while conferees press for a compromise. Senate adds 212,600,000 for farm benefits. Senate bills modernizing bankruptcy laws under review. House studies antitrust inquiry, and approves multiple conference reports. Senate amends and passes a 375,000,000 flood control bill and backs a 500,000 anti trust probe. Rep Jenks (R Neb) unseated. Alphonse Roy, Democrat, appointed in his stead.
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House Committee
House
Rep. Jenks
Rne
Alphonse Roy
Urge tax exemption for Big Brothers
St Louis June 10 AP James E Kavanaugh New York insurance executive urged tax exemption for Big Brother Organization volunteers. He said such men save the country more money than jail costs and taxes and that aiding worthy boys is the country’s biggest business.
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James E. Kavanaugh
New York
Big Brother Organization, Inc
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