Government leaders urge business to aid recovery drive
Western Newspaper Union reports a nation wide broadcast by Henry Wallace Harry Hopkins and others urging business cooperation with the recovery program. Hopkins outlines federal funds use in WPA projects promising 250000 indirect jobs plus relief. Wallace says farm markets could expand aiding farm problems. Gray notes $1B public works funding in two years. Straus touts low cost housing creating jobs. Kingman highlights flood control benefits and open business channels.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
WPA
Harry L. Hopkins
PWA
Hanaarry Hopkins
A. Gray
United States Housing
Nathan Straus
John J. Kingman
United States Army Engineers
Gray
Ickes
Straus
Kingman
Keep Out of Politics Senator Morris Sheppard Warns Agencies
Senator Morris Sheppard of Texas chairs the senate campaign expenditures investigating committee which orders all government agencies to abstain from political action. The panel vows vigorous, nonpartisan investigations and will prosecute improper conduct. Members include Senators Harrison Walsh O Mahoney and White.
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Morris Sheppard
Texas
Senate
Sheppard
Harrison
David I. Walsh
Joseph O'Mahoney
Wallace White
van Nuys
Rederick van
Nebraska
Tom Connally
Peter G. Gerry
Rhode Island
Millard EB. Tydings
Maryland
Guy M. Gillette
Iowa
Repub
William E. Borah
Idaho
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
German Spies Indicted by Federal Grand Jury
After five months of government investigation, a New York federal grand jury indicted 18 persons as spies for Germany. They are charged with obtaining information on national defense. Four defendants are in the United States and will be tried here, while the others including three German officers are abroad.
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New York
Roosevelt Couple Wed at Nahant Church in Mass
John Roosevelt and Anne Lindsay Clark were married in Nahant Massachusetts. The ceremony followed by a reception at the old Nahant club and a honeymoon to Campobello Island New Brunswick where the President spends summers.
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John Roosevelt
Anne Lindsay Clark
Nahant
Maas
Na- Mass
Roosevel
Old Nahant Club
Campobella Island
N. B
Germany labeled welsher over Austrian debt claim
In a terse note, Secretary Hull accuses Germany of shirking obligations for debts of Austria's former government. Delivered by Ambassador Hugh Wilson, the protest states Germany bears responsibility under international law.
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Germany
Ermany
Austria
Stave Hull
Ansudor Hugh Wil Suß
Congress Closes 75th Session With Record Spending
The Seventy-fifth Congress adjourned after a year of labor, approving over 20 billion dollars in peace-time spending. The final acts included pump-priming, relief measures, federal land loan protections, and forestry funding, while some bills, including a proposed wire tapping act, failed. Senator Copeland died near adjournment, opening speculative political shifts in New York and broader party realignments.
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Congress
Roosevelt
House
Senate
Rural Electrification Administration
Lake Tahoe National Park
Works Progress Administration
Farm Security Administration
National Youth Administration
Public Works Administration
PWA
United States Housing Authority
Copeland
Washington
United States
Royal S. Copeland
New York
Lehman
Wagner
James M. Mead
Buffalo
Fragments Outline Odd Morning Quiver of Noise
A gibberish clipping mentions squeaky doors and windows, a sweeper, and a van. It references Lille, Gleaner, and Wles Od you will Wender. The text reads as stray OCR fragments without coherent events or clear subjects.
Calcium the Captain of the Minerals
A 1939 health article urges mothers to ensure calcium in diets to build strong bones teeth and growth in children and explains calcium roles in heart function blood clotting and nerve health. It notes milk cheese leafy greens as key sources and warns of calcium deficiency risks like rickets and tetany.
Calcium Rich Foods List Urges Women to Plan Diets
A published appeal invites homemakers to request a list of calcium rich foods. It stresses the importance of calcium to prevent deficiency and aid in building strong bodies for children, urging women to use the list to plan meals for themselves, their spouses, and kids.
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C. Houston Goodian
East 30Th Street
New York City
Timponimo Mountain Tale in Utah Fable Origin
A roadside tale near Bryce Canyon and Zion National Park describes Timponimo as a shortened Piute phrase meaning two spirits to heaven and one to hell. The legend links the name to a Piute and Navajo love story that ends with three deaths from a fall from the peak.
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Bryce Canyon
Zion National Park
State of
Utah
Heaven
Hell
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