Half-Year Relief Appropriation Averts New Tax Move
Analysis notes Congress may delay new taxes with a partial relief appropriation as economy stalls. Roosevelt backs broader relief, while Byrnes and Woodrum push alternative paths to meet debt limits. Internationally, Belgrade talks and battles in the Russo-Finnish front shape broader tensions.
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Franklin Roosevelt
Congress
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Senate
House Appropriations Committee
Virginia
Clifton Woodrum
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Woodrum
Dent
Mr. Woodrum
Jimmy Byrnes
South Carolina
NLRB
Texas
Martin
Missouri
John Cochran
Spanks, plots and wartime trade currents in headlines
The piece recounts Elaine Barrie leaving the stage after a spank joke in My Dear Children and Doris Dudley replacing her, then shifts to Cold Weather damage in Florida and Texas crops, a Sugar Corporation report of cane destruction, Gandhi and Linlithgow on India independence, Ma Chan-shan revived, China conflict and Japan Russia tensions, and finally U S aircraft orders to Sweden and Morgenthau detailing wartime aviation exports totaling thousands of planes and future deliveries.
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Japan
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Minseito Party
Russia
Shunroku Hata
U. S
Kunming Hanoi
Mean Is GO ROUND: Roosevelt and labor row profiled
A. F. L. President Bill Green and Roosevelt discussed a birthday cake gesture as teletype reports surfaced John L Lewis accusing the President of not keeping faith with labor. Mrs. Roosevelt walked to a call, while internal revenue probes cloud McNutt and a new bid for the presidency emerges with Speaker Bankhead. John L Lewis abandons a plan to back Wheeler amid G I C rifts.
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Roosevelt
A. F
Green
Steve Early
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A. F. of L. Rl
Federation
McNuttt
Internal Revenue
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Greenlee
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War of words on a bright sunny day
A chaotic dialogue features Stalin Hitler Mussolini and Chamberlain trading jabs on war plans and missteps. Daladier and Browder appear in quips about politics while adds about football education and a Mickey Rooney presidential club punctuate the spoofed headlines of a lively squabble.
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Ex Kaiser Wilhelm urges belligerents to unite against bolshevism to save civilization. Paris reports Bullitt en route to Washington on European conditions. Kennedy to return to Britain post soon. Notables die include S. M. Vauclain Dowell Fred Sargent Ellis Parker Sr. John Thomas arrives in D C to succeed Borah amid New Deal war fears.
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Germany
S. M. Vauclain
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Cassius C. Dowell
Iowa
Fred W. Sargent
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Ellis Parker Sr
Washington
William E. Borah
Idaho
John Thomas
U. S
Roosevelt Drafted for President in Chicago 1932
In 1932 Franklin Roosevelt was drafted for President at Chicago. The piece notes Chicago leaders Mayor Edward J. Kelly and Jersey City's Frank Hague in the Democratic national committee meetings in Washington and suggests Chicago's influence amid a historic third-term talk.
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Franklin Roosevelt
Chicago
Edward J. Kelly
Jersey City
Prank
Hague
Democratic National Committee
Washington
New Cutout Designs To Beautify Garden
A new department offers cutout designs for garden decoration using wallboard plywood or thin lumber. Patterns 79063 include life size bird outlines and painting tips featuring red headed woodpecker scarlet tanager indigo bunting towhee oriole bobolink and blue jay with a rustic bird house pattern. Send orders to Aunt Martha Box 166 W Kansas City Mo.
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Martha
Kansas City
Two Ways to Fight Constipation with All-Bran
An advertisement promotes Kellogg's All-Bran as a regular solution to constipation. It urges daily consumption with milk or baked into muffins, plus ample water, to add bulk and ease the condition. It notes Kellogg's Battie Creek production and advises medical consult for chronic cases.
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Kellogg's
Battie Creek
Quote of Montaigne on self as a monster and miracle
A quotation attributed to Montaigne proclaims that no greater monster or miracle exists in the world than oneself, reflecting on self-perception and human nature.
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Montaigne
Omission and Commission Cited by Marcus Aurelius
Quote frames the moral risk of silent failure and active wrongdoing attributed to Marcus Aurelius Antoninus. The terse maxim contrasts neglect and deliberate acts, spotlighting duty in ethical conduct.
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M. Aurelius Antoninus
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