Roosevelt Returns From Western Tour Amid Tax Bill Turmoil
President Roosevelt arrives in Washington from a six state Western tour while contending with the tax bill dispute in Congress. He plans to attend Yale Harvard boat race if possible and delivers remarks in Vincennes about nationalist reform and farm programs. Senator Norris backs Roosevelt and Landon is named Republican nominee alongside Knox for vice president.
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Townsend Plan Debunked and Looming Locusts Echo in 1936
The column decries Dr. Townsend’s $200 monthly pension scheme as unsound and exploited by would‑be racketeers while criticizing the House committee for overreach. It notes a French strike wave under Premier Blum, then muses on seventeen‑year locusts and future U S policy under the New Deal.
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Death of G K Chesterton marks end of an era
The English author Gilbert Keith Chesterton known as G K Chesterton has died at age sixty two. A Catholic convert since 1922 he wrote about fifty books and founded his weekly magazine in 1926. He was famed for paradoxical and combative style and sparked many controversies.
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Tea towels bring gayety to the kitchen patterns
An advertisement for cross stitch tea towel patterns from The Lewine Circle Household Arts Dept. It promotes embroidering sets of towels with seven motifs each day of the week. Includes pattern number Sa47 requirements and illustrations. Request 15 cents with name and address to 259 West Fourteenth Street New York.
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Earth’s Pull Changes Say Academe Links Gravity Shifts
The Soviet Academy of Sciences reports a Caucasus expedition found evidence of a change in Earth's gravity due to very slow secular alterations in gravity from giant catastrophes and deep mass movements beneath the surface, per Hayden Vumetarium Bulletin.
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