Solons Return Home to Belin in Fall Campaign
Five hundred-odd members of the 73rd congress, who had begged to quit work, finally went home to ask voters to return them next January. The session adjourned after approving relief and public works, but shelving other programs. President Roosevelt praised the session's progress in a letter to Garner and Bankhead.
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Clark
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Germany
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ind-Ned
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Garner and His Senate Role Amid Ranch Life
Garner returns to session with the gavel and jokes about juggling the senate and a baseball team. He plans a quick trip to Uvalde to inspect his new Webb County 23,000 acre ranch with neighbors joining fishing and hunting expeditions.
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Garner
Washington
Senate
Leany
Uvalde
Webb County
Texas
Speculation on TVA Congress signals new era begins
A fragment discusses a TVA congress as a beginning that may mark a shift away from old structures. It hints at an era where the old order could break down, framing a pivotal moment for policy and governance.
Lawmakers Leave Capital Without Farewell to Roosevelt
Washington dispatch reports the 79th Congress adjourned after a terse procedure with a brisk sendoff to President Roosevelt. Members exited Union Station and Congress adjourned at 2 08 p m, while the Capitol witnessed parties in both chambers and various sartorial antics.
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Eddie Gilmore
Washington
Senate
House
Howe
Welling
Union Station
Party Alignments Deepen Controversy Amid Shifts
Observers argue current alignments spark more dispute as leaders claim the old base is irreparably fractured. Some blame an elusive, volatile bloc for recent Democratic landslides and warn the Roosevelt swing has weakened the Republicans, fueling intra party strife in Congress.
Bees Blank Cubs 1-0 In Twin Bill Opener
Boston blanked Chicago 1-0 in the first game of a doubleheader as Ray Mueller homered for the Bees and scored the lone run in the seventh. Both teams had five hits, with Mueller driving in the decisive run.
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Hartrett
Turner
Mueller
Frankenstein Machines Amid Dark Motifs In A 1920s Sky
A muddled OCR fragment describes a freakish machine gallery with Captain George Eyston and the Bonneville Salt Flats imagery. It references a French automobile design and a transport plane’s nose, implied by a mechanic at work, all framed in a sensational Frankenstein metaphor.
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Bonneville Salt Flats
Satani
Alat Wu
Hague Held For Contempt Over Reds Probe
Mayor Hague facing contempt for resisting a court fight over a seven year old congressional report on communism ties. The Fish committee report cited the ACLU and Garland fund as closely allied with communists and noted grants to the Daily Worker and other radical groups.
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American Civil Liberties Union
United States
Hague Jas Vensons
Hague
John Athens
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ACLU
Congressional Investigation Committee
Res. Hamilton Fish
New York
Fish
Cioqaclu
Spaulding Frazier
American Fund For Public Service
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Daily Worker
Passaic Strike Fund
International Labor l Defense
Saces-Venzetti Committee
Massachusetts
Roger N. Baldwin
Norman Thomas
Morris S. L. Ernst
CIO
Yellow River floods drive mass Chinese exodus in Anhwei
The Red Cross reports up to 500,000 homeless Chinese refugees flee war and flood. Thousands ride boats and rafts along rivers and canals toward market towns in Anhwei province as relief efforts warn of the disaster. John Earl Baker of the Red Cross calls it the worst calamity from combined war and flood in China.
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International Red Cross
China
Anhwei Province
Major Laws Passed by Congress Washington June 1
Major bills enacted at the 1938 session of Congress include Agriculture with a broad crop center and insurance system, Wage Hour with floor on wages and ceiling on tours of interstate workers, Relief with 3.753 billion for unemployment aid and pump priming, Taxes revising revenue laws, Defense boosting naval fleet, Appropriations around 12 billion for federal government operations, Anti trust calls for broad investigation of monopolies, Flood control 375 million, Aviation coordinating government services.
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Government planes a new agency amid reform and TVA tie
Fragmentary report outlines a government plan to regulate civil aviation under a single new agency. It mentions a TVA prompted probe into meat reorganization, rail disputes among directors, road project planning, and private utility taxation issues.
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Alon
TVA
Adog evelts Gather for Wedding of John
The event centers on a wedding in the Potomac area as Mrs. Roosevelt, arriving from Nahen with John, faces press questions in Bastion about motherly advice. She declines to offer direct help, stating she believes in letting the couple work out their own plans and not aiding furnishing their home.
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Nahen
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