France, Canada politics prompt New Deal critique
The piece contrasts Laval in France and Bennett in Canada with the U S New Deal. It notes Laval forms a brain trust of ultra conservatives to curb inflation and restore gold standard while Bennett abandons Canadian New Deal. It argues democracy, not dictatorship, remains the best workable system despite faults.
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France
Laval
Bennett
Canada
Laval “Brain Trust
Ulra
Supreme Court
Europe
Roosevelt
Wisconsin dairy outlook improves with higher milk prices
Federal and state crop reports indicate stronger demand for dairy cows and farm land in Wisconsin. Milk averaged 1.36 per 100 pounds in April 1935, up 34 cents from April 1934, with prices for dairy products still below ideal levels, urging cooperation to sustain dairy profitability.
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Wisconsin
Federal
State
Unsafe ships questioned at senate safety hearing
Testimony before the technical committee on safety at sea cites dangerous vessels in American service. Witnesses compare current ships to the General Slocum blaze of 1904 that killed 1,021, noting continued unsafe conditions aboard boats carrying the public.
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Committee On Commerce
United States Senate
Morro Castle
East River
Senate to push safety laws for watercraft after hearings
Senator Royal S. Copeland leads Commerce Committee toward comprehensive legislation to improve safety on passenger ships. Testimony criticizes past inattention to vessels carrying travelers and recalls Morro Castle and Mohawk disasters as wake up calls for tighter oversight.
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Royal S. Copeland
New York
Commerce Committee
Congress
Morro Castle
Inheritance Tax Debate and Its Economic Dangers
Washington cor respondents warn that higher inheritance taxes may reduce funds for investment and shift spending toward consumer goods. Saving would lag, slowing factory investment and capital expansion, with the rich still forced to save while the economy relies on their capital to replace worn equipment and fund new facilities.
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AU Homies
Washington
Wonder on Richetti conviction ends Kansas City massacre chase
A Kansas City jury convicts Oklahoma gunman Adam Richetti for participation in the Union Station massacre, sentencing him to death. The case closes a two year pursuit that left four police officers and gangster Frank Nash dead, with others killed or captured in the broader manhunt.
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Adam Richetti
Oklahoma
Kansas City
Union Station
Richetti
William Callaway
Frank Nash
Verne Miller
Pretty Boy
Floyd
Ohio
Mounted Police
Canada
What Others Think The Two Rs Chicago Journal of Commerce
The piece contrasts recovery and reform as twin economic forces under Roosevelt. It argues reform slows recovery by piling on regulations and taxes, citing social security as an example. It questions actuarial costs and the business capacity to bear added burdens while acknowledging social benefits for the unemployed and elderly.
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Chicago Journal OF Commerce
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Tax Plan Sparks Debate On Government Taxation Policy
President Roosevelt backs increased taxes as a part of New Deal policy. The columnist argues higher rates may curb profits and slow recovery by limiting capital for new enterprises. He warns heavy taxation should be paired with incentives for business to invest and expand.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Treasury
Congress
We Olden Times Chronicle Of Local Memories Ten Years Ago
A Lions club host brought 250 orphans to a carnival yesterday with rides and shows. Major M. D. Imhoff will speak at a father and son breakfast at St. Joseph’s hall after mass Sunday. Ten years ago Lions hosted orphans. ten years ago plans for community events are noted.
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M. D. Imhoff
Catholic
Big Brothers
St. Joseph's Hall
Quotations on Politics Power and Society From 20th Century Figures
A compilation of quotes from notable figures including Mare West, Gov George H. Earle, C F Potter, President Fox, Bainbridge Colby, Dr Charles F Wishart, Mrs Felicie O Crossley, Scott M Loftin, Dr Glenn Frank, and Henry Ford. The remarks cover censorship, universal conscription, presidential leadership, constitutional enduring democracy, and wage-based consumer strength.
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Scott M- Loftin
Amer- Democracy
Imlian Bar Association
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
New York Day By Day Highlights From 1935
A collage of profiles and anecdotes covers Charles Weeghman’s restaurant comeback and Daly's site makeover, famed writers Bailey, Cather, Onions noted, socialites and bandleaders Vincent Lopez Paul Whiteman Ben Bernie, animal celebs at zoos, and quick vignettes on performers and figures with a closing copyright line.
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East 48Th Street
Charles Weeghman
Daly’s
Weerhman
Chicago
Vincent Lopez
Paul Whiteman
Hollywood
Ben Bernie
Forget The Jitters Babson Fells Business
Babson argues that record low money rates spur industrial expansion and real estate investment while Washington politics lag in guiding business. He warns of a future sharp rise in rates, urges converting cash into tangible assets, real estate, factory modernization, and stock in inflationary sectors to weather a coming downturn.
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Babson Park
Massachusetts
Supreme Court
Washington
Initiation Night Confusion At Elliot Street Sorority
Henry Strong endures a late night vigil outside a flow shop to recite a mocking phrase for initiation. A chance meeting with Lucille leads to a flirtatious, suspenseful ascent to a sorority, where he discovers an agreement that Lucille also faces paddling as part of the rite.
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Henry
Elliot and
Grove Streets
Einstein
Elliot Street
Grove
Rygs
Lucille
Ele
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Lucile
Lucy
Funny Beak
Hanks
Ee McClure
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