Signs of Compromise and Prosperity Hints Rise in U S Economy
Distinct indications of compromise and co operation in America revive hopes for prosperity. The President notes unfreezing of $3 billion in credit with new banking rules and widespread Public Works projects valued near $500 million. Roosevelt urges public support and acknowledges mistakes by all sides, while criticizing reactionaries in business.
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Roosevelt calls for liberal purge sparks Democratic backlash
President Roosevelt urged intervention in state primaries to defeat conservatives, provoking indignation from Democrats like Senators Burke and King who warned against outsiders meddling in party affairs. The development deepened party rifts as Corcoran and aides push a purge strategy amid war scare rumors and Franco air activity.
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Ireland installs Hyde as first president in Gaelic ceremony
Dr Douglas Hyde is installed as Ireland's first president at St Patrick's Hall Dublin in a Gaelic ceremony attended by state church officials MPs and foreign representatives including US Minister John Curdy. De Valera pledges the new president authority under Irish law and the Gaels' colors while Hyde, a poet historian and educator, is described as a Protestant clergyman hoped to unite Ireland's Catholic and Protestant strands.
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Naval Expansion MPETUS Plan Details and Projects
For Naval Expansion MPETUS, the naval expansion program received PWA allotments of 27,883,000 for enlarging and remodeling Navy Department facilities. With orders for full speed ahead, 113 projects approved by Mr. Roosevelt will begin by August 15, including power plant improvements foundry work high frequency radio station fleet moorings turret facilities shipyard upgrades structural assembly electric and sheet metal shops water storage railroad tracks and officers quarters.
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Federal aid push fuels broad PWA list of projects
Roosevelt signs pump priming measures as Public Works Administration under Secretary Ickes releases two lists covering 590 projects nationwide with a total estimated cost of 148 million dollars. Officials anticipate 1,800 to 2,000 projects later, with 600 million more in work ahead as grants cover up to 55 percent in some cases.
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Oberammergau Passions Play Maintains its Sacred Drama
The Oberammergau Passion Play survives the death of long time Christus Anton Lang and continues its decade long tradition. The article describes village life, the modernized central stage, the 6200 spectators, 47 member chorus, and the disciplined preparation lasting months each cycle.
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Maurras joins Academy after jail terms and a life of controversy
Charles Maurras, once jailed for urging sanctions against Italy and for threats against ministers, becomes an immortal by one vote. He authored many books, led Royalist and pro Fascist currents, and remains a sharp, vitriolic critic of democracy. The piece also notes a World War II era sports politics dispute involving Avery Brundage and Bill Bingham, highlighting tensions over ethics and sportsmanship.
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Louis Dominates Schmeling to Claim Heavyweight Title
Louis, the Brown Bomber from Detroit, defeats Max Schmeling of Germany in New York’s Yan kee stadium. The challenger was hammered to the ring, his second threw in the towel as the referee ruled Louis the winner by a technical knockout amid a furious display of power.
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