President Calls for Tax Rise and Economic Rescue Plan
President Hoover outlines an emergency reconstruction corporation to finance exports and aid agriculture, proposing a federal subscription and two year liquidation. He argues for a tax increase to support relief efforts and counters criticisms that reforms would demoralize farming.
Rheumatic Fever Ad Claims Prescription C $223
An advertisement warns of neglecting rheumatic fever and promotes Prescription C $223 as a cure. It claims the drug neutralizes toxic acids in joints and cleanses the system of waste, with money back guarantees from drug stores selling the large bottle.
Hoover outlines new financial measures for recovery
President Hoover proposes a National Credit Corporation and a broad program to stabilize banks, railroads, and public finances. He urges cautious government spending, opposed tariffs and dole, and emphasizes local initiative and gradual recovery through banking reform, mortgage discounts, and public works.
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Refused Hearing Triggers Homeward Move by Demonstrators
Telegrams flood the White House demanding cash relief and protection on return. Messages originate from Toledo and the Midwest including Chicago and signed by Carl Lockner and other local council leaders, citing 6000 workers at a mass meeting and condemning Congress for not listening.
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Noose Displayed at Powers Trial
A police detective testified Powers built a murder garage at Quiet Dell where victims were killed and burned. He identified Mrs Asta Buick Eicher and her three children buried near a ditch, and linked a Worcester bank book fragment to Mrs Lemke. Powers denied arrest without a warrant as he was handcuffed.
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Widow Caraway Sworn In as Arkansas Senator
Mrs. Hattie Caraway was sworn in today as the new Democratic senator from Arkansas. She wore a modest outfit as she took the oath, becoming the first woman elected to the U.S. Senate.
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Ends Asthma Agony Ends in 24 Hours
An asthma sufferer recounts six years of torment ending within a day after using a new prescription. The ad claims rapid relief, full recovery, and even eligibility for a $10,000 life insurance policy, urging readers to write for a free trial supply from W. Dean in Benton Harbor Michigan.
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First Woman Senator Takes Seat After Long Wait
Black, escorted by colleague Senator Robinson, becomes the second woman in U.S. history to join the Senate, succeeding her late husband Thaddeus Caraway. She arrives for the session but waits over an hour as another senator's rights are debated in the chamber.
Two Days on Remedy Gives Great Relief
Mrs. Bessie Morgan of Monroe Louisiana reports severe years of dull headache and possible neuralgia assuaged by Argotane. She saw rapid improvement after two days and continues use. Sold in Monroe by Collens Pharmacy and Collens Five Point Pharmacy under a special Argotane representative.
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