Washington at crossroads as 1936 battles unfold
Washington June 21 The capital grapples with a deepening political puzzle as post NRA debates and budget tensions unsettle the administration and Congress. Roosevelt defends NRA amid GOP unease while Democrats fight over fundamentals and looming adjournment approaches.
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Hoogevelt
Van‘sienberg
R-Mich
G.O.P
Robinson
Garner
Senator Long
D-La
Charles E. Coughlin
American Liberty League
Supreme Court
Congress
House
Senate
Hoover
Decline From 1929 35 Recovers Cited In Roosevelts Plan
A summary of 1929 1935 decline recovery tied to Roosevelt wealth tax push and the national debate over the new deal. Senate investigates Mitchell charges after his dismissal as assistant secretary of commerce while cross party skepticism emerges. Page notes leaders discuss anti new deal coalitions and a bi partisan ticket as prospects for forthcoming congress remain unsettled.
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Ewing Y. Mitchell
Senate
Mitchell
Roosevelt
Congress
Senator Long
William B. Pattangall
Maine
Robinson
Three Killed as Plane Crashes Into Car Near Airport
An army two motor plane failed to lift off and struck a parked car at Griffith Park National Guard Airport in Los Angeles. Dan Krauss his wife and their two year old daughter were killed. Krauss died later from injuries. A lieutenant George D Campbell was seriously hurt and Flying Cadet R R Walsh was involved.
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Los Angeles
Griffith Park National, Guard
Dan Krauss
Glendale
Calif
Krauss
George D. Campbell
Brooksfield
San Antonio
Tex
R. R. Walsh
Van Vliet Here Tonight At Kansas University Auditorium
Cellist Cornelius Van Vliet will present a recital at the University of Kansas Auditorium at 8 o'clock this evening under the Kansas University School of Fine Arts supervision. Ernest Harrison will accompany on piano. Program includes suites, Elegie, Chanson Napoli, Teachaikowsky selections, Andalusian Serenade, and Tarantella. Nearby items report a sow and pig incident and a raid on a Mission lunch with two arrests for alleged alcohol offenses.
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Cornelius van Vliet
University of Kansas School of Fine Arta
University
Ernest Harrison
Sunday Ride and a Doze in the Heat
A narrator recalls a Sunday outing with his father who indulges in reading flashy gasoline ads. Frustration, a goofy bonnet, and a scorching day lead to a nap as traffic hums by and the heat feels unbearable. The scene captures casual family banter and small comic details of a summer afternoon.
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