Roosevelt Speech Fires Up Georgia Homecoming Rally
President Roosevelt spoke at the Georgia Tech stadium in Atlanta during a homecoming event praising New Deal gains and urging confidence in continued progress. He criticized prior treasury policies, highlighted farm income growth, factory reopening, and transportation improvements while asserting government spending restraint and stronger national credit. European tensions loomed as Laval and British officials moved to address threats, with Allied leaders watching U.S. future policy on sanctions and embargoes.
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End of Federal Relief Shifts Millions to WPA Payroll
End of federal relief saw 38.5 million people moved from relief rolls to WPA payrolls, with state care for unemployables and ERA allotments aiding final transitions. Williams notes remaining support for unemployed estimated near 4 million, while FERA charts show unemployment trimmed in Roosevelt era. New corn hog program aims to boost hog production 50 percent with adjusted payments and acreage, detailing two installment corn payments and hog head payments under 1986 87 plans.
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President May Attend National Convention
Report from Baltimore papers states President may attend the Democratic national convention hosted in a northeastern city. Some officials suggested Philadelphia as a preferred site while travel concerns and unpaid expenses emerged as key considerations for the choice.
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Death of Br J H Breasted noted Orientalist at Chicago
The death of Br J H Breasted, famed Orientalist and head of Near East expeditions at the University of Chicago, occurred in New York at seventy after contracting illness at sea during research trips. His extensive Egypt and eastern Asia excavations enriched civilization history. Also reported: Princess Victoria of England died at Buckinghamshire aged sixty seven after lifelong health struggles and not marrying. War news from Asia noted rising tensions between China and Japan with troop movements and strategic rail disruptions near Peiping and Nanking officials warning against autonomy efforts. Greek amnesty decreed by King George II, forming a neutral cabinet with Demerdjis as premier, amid political unrest. Additional notes include censorship tensions in Germany and Notre Dame memories from a football tale about gloves aiding a victory, featuring Joe Brandy and the Gipp era.
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Rock Gives Enemy One Man Handicap
Rockne fretted as Notre Dame faced Army in a tense scrimmage scene with players on the bench and a lone football helmet signaling a shift. The article surveys coaches, players, and figures from boxing, hockey, and football, noting historical figures and events from college and professional sports through a collage of names and fleeting actions.
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Mysteries of War Gold And Pirates In Global News
The text surveys wartime strategy in China and the Pacific with notes on Japan’s moves toward the Philippines, alongside discussion of gold as a driver in California and other riches. It also mentions revolutionary violence in northern Brazil, treasure hunts in Jacksonville and Wall Street fantasies, and the fate of the Jonker diamond as it’s cut into smaller pieces for sale.
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Potato Control Act Now In Effect
The Potato Control Act is in effect imposing a tax of one quarter of a cent per pound on potatoes harvested after December 4 and sold beyond the national allotment. AAA officials say the first crop, harvested in late Lennon & An, falls under the 226,600,000 bushels allotment. Growers must attach commerce stamps to packages to cover the tax. unstamped potatoes risk penalties up to $1,000.
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Boots and debts sting Wilkins in a rude misfortune
Wilkins owner of a boot shop sold a set of hiatares on credit. A man named Hawkins failed to pay as expected, prompting Wilkins to return and face a grim cash demand. His wife questions Hawkins payment and Wilkins reflects on being cheated out of his own boots.
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Unclear Encounter Echoes in Percy's Office Corridor
Fragment from a dialogue shows a tense exchange about a recent breakup. One character admits jilting another, while questions linger about ongoing presence by Percy's office and the emotional aftermath of the event.
Lon don Optaton: Fractured Office Gossip
A fragment shows a tired office scene where a worker laments illness in the family and a missed commute. The exchange suggests influenza, mumps, and a cold affecting household members, with a colleague teasing about caretaking duties. The dialogue hints at strain and humor amid illness.
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Perplexed Waitress Questions Diner Amid Busy Day
A diner breaks the deadlock by offering a penny for the waitress’s thoughts. She explains they are very busy and asks if he is a stewed lobster or a fried fish, adding to the puzzled mood of the scene.
Stray Stories Joke Dialogue About Caterpillars on Telegraph Poles
A Stray Stories Magazine snippet presents a humorous exchange about a boy Willy who catches caterpillars to sonoy them. The punchline envisions caterpillars climbing telegraph poles and singing without leaves, echoing playful wordplay and light satire.
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Petal Pillow or Bag for Pajamas Offer
This dainty plow like item, once costly, now offers a chance to sew at low cost. Can be made into a pajama bag, with silk and regolre details. Package No 48 includes instructions. postpaid for 9 cents, address Hom Craft Co. Dept. Nineteenth and S4 Louis Ave, St. Louis, Mo. Include stamped envelope for information.
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