See Ces By Edward W. Pickard oT 74th Congress Adjourns After a Long Session
The 74th Congress adjourned after a long five and a half month session. it enacted measures including an emergency tax bill projected to raise 900 million dollars, faced court rulings on the AAA and other acts, expanded soil conservation, and passed various financial and labor bills while failing several key proposals. It also noted political maneuvers around Roosevelt and reform efforts.
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Supreme Court
AAA
Guffey
House
Senate
Publc
Congress
Florida Ship
Passamaquoddy
Fora
Electrification Administration
Electric Farm and Home Authority
Commodity Credit Corporation
Walsh-Healy
Jurisdicon of Seg
Patman
Pettingil Long
Ebort Hanks Amm
Stockyard Regulation
Packers Seek Recovery of All Processing Taxes
Major Chicago packers led by Swift Armour Wilson and Cudahy seek to reclaim more than 200 million dollars paid under the unconstitutional AAA with total processing tax recoveries for the industry nearing 271 million dollars since the levy began. A master plan surveys potential recoveries and outlines a path through Supreme Court rulings and injunctions.
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Swift and Company
Armour and Company
Wilson and Company
Cudahy Packing Company
Supreme Court
AAA
Chicago
Farmers Income Rises Sharply In Early 1936 Quarter
Alexander Hamilton Institute reports farm cash income in the first four months of 1936 reached 2.075 billion dollars, up 5.5 percent from 1935, while price levels fell 2.8 percent and purchasing power rose about 10.1 percent due to lower input costs.
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United States
Alexander Hamilton Institute
Iestitute
Typical Prairie State remark stirs Montana politics
The piece traces reaction to a controversial line in a campaign speech linked to Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace and delivered by James A. Farley. It notes the phrase sparked West Coast and Mountain State resentment, involvement of Steve Early at the White House, and the broader impact on Montana Republicans and Kansas connections amid Roosevelt era politics.
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Wacbington
Montana
London
Congress
Butte
Helena
James E. Atorray
Senate
Hha
Thomas J. Walsh
Idaho
Wyoming
Kangas
Hudson River
Charles Aichaelson
James A. Farley
Farley
Wallace
White House
Steve Early
Roosevelt
Early
Alichielson
Michselson
Arquist
Ba H
Louis Howe
Kansas
Nichgelson
San Fragelaco
Prairie
New York
William Allen White
Bis Life
White
Lannon
Ray A. Roberts
Big Ceutenants
John D.M. Hamilton
Hamilton
Dave Mulgane
Inner London Council
John 1
Charley
Hariton
J. D. NM
Charley Micheleoo
New Deal
New York State
Cour National
Northeast
Harney Hatston
Landon
Charley Hamilton
Kungas
Hamiton
Chesterton Dies At Sixty Two A Weighty Cause
The obituary notes Gilbert K. Chesterton died at age sixty two due to heart disease, attributing the early death to excessive weight and overwork on the heart. It reflects on fat as a factor after forty and references contemporary views of health, labor, and social mood in France and Asia. It mentions political notes on labor, war talk with Japan, and a chorus of global tensions alongside veteran bonus payments and Jewish premier Blum in France.
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Bernhard von Baelow
Hitler
Hans Dieckhoff
Foreign Office
Buelow
Russia
Maxim Gorky
Soviet Russia
Alexis Maximovitch Pyeshkov
Congress
Cleveland
Lemke
Union
National Union For Social Justice
Father Congban
Townsend Old Age Pension Movement
Mr. Lemke
Lynn J. Frazier
North Dakota
House of Representatives
Gilbert K. Chesterton
France
Mouelene Thorez
Geome
Blum
Bia Socialist Party
Birchall
New York Times
Dreyfus
Kerr Self Sealing Jars How-To in 1940s Guide
Instructional note by Ruth Kerr from 721 Title Insurance Bldg Los Angeles Calif describes proper use of Kerr Mason Caps for self sealing jars. It covers cleaning rims, lid types, sealing composition, once closed tapping to test seal, and archiving advice for home canning.
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Kerr Capa
Ruth Kerr
Title Insurance
Los Angeles
Calif
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