Lodge and Davis Strike at Unemployment Policy
Senate minority report by Lodge and Davis attacks administration relief programs and calls for tax cuts and tax reform. They urge repeal of undistributed profits tax, reduction of capital gains tax, and focus on unemployment data, wage hours study, and government agency reorganization. They criticize general welfare schemes and demand stronger court actions on waste. Roosevelt comments on tax exemptions for government securities and salaries.
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Lodge
Davis
Enry Cabot Lodge, JR
Massachusetts
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
Senate Committee
Republic
Lodgeman
Senate
Congress
Supreme Court
Supreme Court rebukes Wallace over marketing rates order
The Supreme Court reverses Secretary Wallace in a June 14 1933 action setting maximum rates charged by Kansas City marketing agencies. Chief Justice Hughes writes that the three judge district court erred by denying a fair hearing and that Wallace accepted government prosecutors findings without reading the evidence. The decision also notes earlier upholding acts like municipal bankruptcy and the 1523 filled milk act restricting interstate milk shipments with added vitamins oil or fats.
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Ecretary OF Agriculture
Wallace
Star Chamber
Supreme Court
Kansas City
Hughes
Commission
Wallste
President Roosevelt seeks end to tax exemptions
The president urged Congress to repeal exemptions on income from government bands, federal, state, and local, and on government salaries. He argued court rulings created exemptions that could be removed by decisive action in a new special message.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Paris Daladier Rejects Four Power Pact With Germany
Premier Daladier and Foreign Minister Bonnet stated France would not join any four power European treaty including Nazi Germany. In Paris it was understood that Chamberlain in London had shelved the plan for now. Daladier and Bonnet then discussed Anglo British relations and European peace matters in London.
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Prench
Daladier
Paris
Chamberlain
Great Britain
Bonnet
London
Europe
Henlein Seeks War and EU Pressure Spread Across Europe
Sudeten German leader Henlein warned Prague of internal or external war as his party pushes Germany’s guiding principles. Budapest reports 20,000 Hungarians calling for dismemberment of Czechoslovakia. Ireland and Britain sign tariff truce ending six year trade war, with North Ireland status to be settled later. Dr Dog as Hyde, a Protestant Gaelic scholar, is named first president of the Irish state under a new capitation.
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Henlein
Onrad Henleen
Czechoslovakia
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Prague
France
Soviet
Russia
Budapest
Hungarian Revision League
Eamon DE Valera
Ireland
Neville Chamberlain
Great Britain
London
England
North Ireland
Ulster
Irish Republic
Dog
Hyde
County Ros Somion
Porfirio Diaz
Cardenas
Chemurgy advocates challenge to Roosevelt's view at Omaha meeting
Embers of the National Farm Chemurgle council held their fourth annual session in Omaha. Wheeler McMillen urged wealth creation through chemurgy, stressing production, wealth for all, and a partnership of agriculture industry and science against poverty. A coal mine explosion on Keen Mountain near Grundy, Virginia, killed 45 men when a dust blast buried the night crew. rescuers recovered all bodies after 20 hours, the mine opened last November as one of the era's safest.
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Chemurgle Council
Omaha
Roosevelt
Wheeler McMillen
Country Home
Council
Chemurgy
Keen Mountain
Grundy
United States
Ford Brotherhood pushes annual wage guarantee at Dearborn plant
Henry Ford lunching at the White House for a plan to guarantee an annual minimum wage. The Ford Brotherhood of America, with 21,400 members at River Rouge in Dearborn, seeks at least 1500 dollars yearly for hourly workers. Peak production sees about 96,000 employees. Members would buy a new car every two years at dealer price in return.
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Henry Ford
White House
Roosevelt
Ford Brotherhood of America
Frank Murphy
Michigan
Brotherhood
Mammoth River Rouge
Ford Motor Company
Dearborn
William S. McDowell
F. B.A
THIS WEEK Hard Fighting In China
Japanese forces in Shantung push Chinese back with gains across Kiang Bu province and report recapture of towns in Shansi Henan and Hopei. Meanwhile relief figures show 12 million unemployed and 19 million on relief. Senate Byrnes report critiques relief policy while WPA head Hopkins cites a 1.25 billion request to add 200000 to aid rolls for seven months.
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China
Japan
Shantung Province
Kiang
Taierchwang
Shansi
Henan
Hopei
Senate Committee On Relief
Byrnes
Harry Hopkins
WPA
House Appropriationns Committee
Senate
Lion
Embroidered Border Instructions and Book Offer
Pattern free embroidered border guidance with two color stitching and six-strand thread. Includes border weaving steps from right side, hemming around mats and napkins, plus notice of Mrs Spears book No 2 on Sewing for the Home Decorator with instructions and purchase details.
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Baok
Spears
S. Desplaines St
Chicago, Ill
Appliqued Kitchen Towels Pattern Offer
A sewing pattern 1679 features seven appliqued motifs for kitchen towels with embroidery, transfers, color guides, stitch illustrations, and material needs. Send 15 cents and provide name address pattern number to the Sewing Circle at 2 Eighth Ave New York.
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Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Ave
New York
Jenny Lind Tour Earned 150 Concert Payout
In 1850 Jenny Lind, the Swedish singer famed in entertainment circles, toured the United States under P. T. Barnum and earned about $150,000 for 150 concerts, per Collier's Weekly.
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Hollywood
Jenny Lind
United States
P. T. Barnum
Collier’s Weekly
Vitamin Primer offer to readers for homemaker guide
Eaders are invited to write to C Houston Goudiss at 6 East 39th Street New York City for his new Vitamin Primer. The simple chart form explains each vitamin functions and lists foods to help families obtain adequate amounts of essential nutrients. A postcard suffices to request.
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Eaders
C. Houston Goudiss
East 39Th Street
New York City
Answers to general knowledge quiz questions from a newspaper feature
The item lists nine trivia questions and answers on topics from Cordell Hull to Lincoln. Notable facts include Hull acting as chief executive in 1925, obverse and reverse as coin sides, continental US as 48 states plus DC (Alaska debated), zenith defined, congressional session length around 197 days, pig iron components iron ore coke and limestone, payload as revenue-bearing weight, sailboat canal tolls at 72 cents per net ton, and Lincoln's highest fee at $5,000 for Illinois Central railroad work.
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Cordell Hull
United States
Continental
Congress
Panama Canal
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Garner
Japan
Hull
States
District of Columbia
Alaska
Illinois Central Tailroad
Fragmented humor exchange hints at mischief and romance
A jumble of quips and puns recounts playful banter about marriage proposals and social roles. Characters like Chug water and Johnson appear in quick exchanges, with jokes on fortune, luck, and gendered expectations. The scene hints at lighthearted, backstage style humor.
New Beauty for the Home Self polishing Wax
A beauty tip extols self polishing wax as practical and popular for homes. It highlights easy 20 minute application, satin gleam, and long lasting protection. The piece argues wax keeps dust down, enhances wood color, and saves time while beautifying living spaces.
One Aisle of One Store Has All You Need
A shopper discovers an entire Hoor store aisle stocked with every item required, simplifying buying choices. The find highlights a single location offering broad inventory, implying convenience and potential savings for customers seeking a streamlined shopping experience.
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Ledge
Nathan Straus
Housing Authority
Robert Wagner
Mr. Straus
Ioan
Hitler
By Lemuel F. Parton
York
Saturnio Cedillo
San Luis Potosi
Cedillo Cardenas
Mexico
National Revolutionary Party Committee
Senors
Cedillo
Haa Nothing
Morris Fishbein
James H. Means
American College of Physicians
Fishbein
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Chicago
America
Hygeia
Rush Medical School
Indiana
Journal of Medicine
Anna Mantel
Fisktun
Budge
C. Houston
Goudie
Chugwater
Smith
Jones
Johnson
Mrs. Plythe
Sally
Jerry
Ey Cera
Dr. Alexander Mackenzie
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