Hoover Attacks New Deal In California Rally
Former President Herbert Hoover bashed Roosevelt policies at a San Jose rally for Republican John Z Anderson. He warned the New Deal would swell debt and taxes, undermine private enterprise, and empower bureaucrats while failing to spur recovery.
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Civil War Vets Leave St. Louis for Gettysburg Reunion
About 4500 Union and Confederate veterans from Arkansas Texas Louisiana Oklahoma and Missouri departed St. Louis today on three special trains for Gettysburg reunion events.
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Calotabs Calomel Laxative Ad Promote Calomel Relief
Euripides quote and medical ad praise calomel based laxative Catotabs marketed to ease temper and bilious symptoms. Claims diolagogue action with combined calomel and salts. Instructions note one or two tablets at bedtime with milk, price details and warning against imitations.
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Thomas Tells Crowd After Roosevelts Fireside Reference
Norman Thomas, Socialist Party leader, spoke before about 3500 in a Newark park guarded by police and firemen after being egged and mobbed weeks earlier. He denounced Mayor Frank Hague of Jersey City and hailed Roosevelt, urging action on civil rights.
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Confederate veterans leader attends Gettysburg reunion
Gen John Milton Claypool of St Louis, commander in chief of the United Confederate Veterans, plans to join the Gray delegation at the Gettysburg reunion. He is the sole Confederate veteran from St Louis able to attend. five other Post No 731 members cannot travel.
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Mississippi flood plans eye new Atchafalaya bed
Morganza Louisiana June 28. Engineers warn the Mississippi could deviate into the Atchafalaya if levees fail or topsoil erodes while three protective schemes are rushed to completion. An $8 million Wax Bay outlet and floodway channels aim to divert floodwaters to shield New Orleans and 500,000 residents along the Gulf coast.
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Candid Cameraman Lands in Hospital After Photo Stunt
In Salt Lake City on June 23 AP reports Jack Bartlett, 46, a candid photographer, was hospitalized with a brain concussion after a head-on attempt to film Motorcycle Patrolman FE N Olsson. Bartlett reportedly got the shot before collapsing.
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Machine Shreds Trees as Atchafalaya Channel Cuts Toward Gulf
Workers drive a 3 mile long outlet between Six-Mile Lake and Bayou Teche using two shredders and a giant dredge to mill earth and push slurry through a 25 inch pipe to form levees. The channel would reach 15 miles to the Gulf with 450 foot depth and 300 to 400 foot width, allowing one eighth of Mississippi floods to divert to the Gulf during high water.
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Children Not Nice They Like To Talk About Dirty Feet
Dorothy Howard of East Orange New Jersey told the National Council of Teachers of English that children's rhymes expose early interests in physiology and sexuality. She cited examples showing a blunt, unsanitized literature of childhood that few teachers and parents acknowledge. The Public Health Service has allocated funds for venereal disease prevention to the states, including Missouri.
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United States Public Health Service
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Global disparities in US share of mobility and telephony
The United States, with about 6 percent of the world population, holds roughly 70 percent of the world’s automobiles, 56 percent of telephones, and 35 percent of railway mileage, highlighting a skew in infrastructure and technology reach.
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