Weekly News Analysis by Joseph W LaBine
John L Lewis blasted amendments to the 1933 fair labor standards act before a hostile labor committee and denounced Vice President Garner, while Roosevelt moved to delay agricultural auctions and adjust marketing quotas. The dispute reshapes support for the New Deal as Congress faces highway, rail, and public works funding fights amid farm subsidies and international wheat concerns.
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John Lewis
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Garner
Jack Garner
A Global Web Of War News And Mars Echoes
In a sweeping roundup, Britain seeks to reshape Asia by recognizing a new Chinese order while Washington records mounting anti US sentiment in China and pushes for an arms embargo against Japan. Japan counters with a Germany pact and threats to the Nine Power Treaty as global lines tighten.
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U.S. suit against AMA dismissed over profession vs business
In Washington the antitrust case against the American Medical Association was thrown out with the ruling that medicine is a profession, not a business. In Rochester Minnesota 78 year old Dr William Mayo was buried near his brother Dr Charles who died earlier this year. In New York cotton interests claimed a victory as A and P stores adopted cotton casings for flour. Anthony Drexel Duke turned 21 inheriting about 6 million dollars with an 80 dollar daily allowance while at Princeton. Survivors of the submarine Squalus faced a pay cut while the submarine remained underseas awaiting raise.
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Princeton
Nutrition Studies Laud Milk as Best Food Source
Dr Morris Fishbein notes milk remains the most nearly perfect food in protein fat minerals and vitamins. He cites milk’s overall value despite gaps in vitamins C D and iron and urges higher consumption. The League of Nations study warns foreign milk safety, contrasting with U S strength, and links quality to farm feed and cow care.
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United States
Farmers Should Study Tractor Operating Cost
Farmers should study tractor operating costs focusing on two main factors. Hours of use determine wear and capacity, while economical routing requires evaluating draft requirements of tools and backup plans. Example shows mold board plow draft 600 pounds versus 14 inch one way plow about 250 pounds and spike tooth harrow just over 50 pounds.
Milk Only Diet Prolongs Life for 20 Years
A Niles Ohio tailor named John Flaherty reportedly survived on an all milk diet from 1917 until his death at 75. He began the regimen after an esophageal stricture tied to wartime serum inoculation, drinking a quart of milk daily for roughly 28 years.
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John Flaherty
Niles
Ohio
Flaherty
Farm Facts on Rural Life and Farming Practices
A survey of 14 000 rural families finds farm households own radios at 69 percent and spend more time listening than city cousins by 13 percent. It notes fuel from farm woodlands totals about 150 million dollars yearly nationwide and explains farm livestock needs and crop rotation benefits for soil health and stable income under varying economics.
Multi talented Miss Marble linked to stage and sport
New York notes Miss Alice Marble, famed Wimbledon and American champion, may pursue Hollywood roles after tennis season. The piece also highlights performer and world peace advocate Laurence Olivier, his early Prague starts, stage rise, and marriages, plus references to Kaethe Dorsch and Kaethe Dorsch–era Berlin theater.
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New York
Alice Marble
John McCormack
Trish
United States
London
Miss Marble
Hollywood
Laurence Olivier
Katharine Cornell
Francis Lederer
Lederer
Hot Dish Mats Easy to Make of Cable Cord
Ruth Wyeth Spears shares a sewing project for heavy white cotton cable cord hot dish mats. Instructions describe braiding cords, forming circle motifs, and joining rows to create a flat, sized mat while ensuring neat edges. Includes an offer to order sewing books and leaflets by mail from Mrs. Spears in Chicago.
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Ruth Wyeth
Spears
Baux
Quotes on practical patriotism by Senator Alexander Wiley
The senator argues that lawmaking alone cannot create an ideal state or self-reliant citizens. Practical patriotism means making individuals self-sustaining and driven to explore their purpose and relationship with their Maker.
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Eolf
U.S
Alexander Wiley
Major Religions By World Memberships Across Faiths
Alma fiac lists world religions with large membership figures including Roman Catholics 331,500,000 Orthodox Catholics 144,000,000 Protestants 206,900,000 Jews 15,315,353 Mohammedans 209,020,000 Buddhists 150,180,000 Hindus 230,150,000 Confucianists 350,600,000 Shintoists 25,008,000 Anvimists 135,650,000.
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