Roosevelt Aims at 1940 as Congress Debates Budget
President Roosevelt presses 1940 bid after Congress adjourns, claiming gains from his court reform and defense programs while warning against conservative slates and party drift. Budget figures spark polemics with Barkley Taber estimates and Social Security changes loom as war news dominates.
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Harold D. Smith
Congress
Roosevelt
Treasury
Senate
Alben W. Barkley
New York
John Taber
Taber
Continent
Albert Forster
Fuehrer
Danzig
Berchtesgaden
Adolf Hitler
Gydnia
Warsaw
Poland
Vorposten
Europe
Fuehrer Forster
Pfail
East Prussia
Herr Forster
Germany
Clyde Fisher Still Hopes To Contact Mars Again
Dr Clyde Fisher famed explorer and curator of the Hayden planetarium keeps hope alive of reaching Mars after its closest approach since 1924 He has long promoted popular astronomy and led interplanetary efforts for the American Museum of Natural History His wife Te Ata is an Oklahoma Chickasaw lecturer and his career traces from Ohio schools to Johns Hopkins and beyond.
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York
Mars
Clyde Fisher
American Museum of Natural History
Te Ata
Bearer of
Little Red School
Ohio
Ohio Normal
Johns Hopkins
Amateur Astronomers Association
Tax hikes and Franco rise mark world news in brief
In Washington the National Association of Manufacturers cites a 640 per cent rise in U S taxes since 1913, vs Britain's 430 per cent. In Spain General Franco proclaims himself supreme dictator and orders trenches dug near Gibraltar. In Chicago, the infantile paralysis figure Fred Snite and Teresa Larkin, 25, wed in a ceremony.
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Washington
National Association of Manufacturers
U. S
Britain
Spain
Francisco Franco
Gibraltar
Chicago
Fred Snite
Teresa Larkin
Gold Accents Lead Early Fall Wool Fashion Shift
The season centers on fine fabrics with simple cuts and strong gold jewelry accents. Black wool outfits showcase gold bracelets and clips, while green and blue tweeds feature bold accessories. new wool blends and velvet duvets loom in the wardrobe.
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Western Newspaper Union
Gored Skirt Sets Trendy Teen Wool Gabardine Look
The article promotes a banner season for sweaters and the gore skirt. It highlights a junior and teen style featuring a gored skirt paired with a soft angora sweater. Sewn seam detail and pressed creases add styling interest to the naphtha-lated wool gabardine skirt.
Season of Luxury In Fabrics Seen
All signs point to a season of luxury in fashion with dignified trends over prior playful styles. Rich fabrics such as faille and brocade appear in suits and evening wear with elaborate trims, fur borders, and old fashioned passementrie signaling a return to Victorian pomp.
Hats feature ostrich trims for fall and winter
A revival of ostrich trim fashion appears for the upcoming season. New hats use abundant ostrich plumes, evening wraps, boleros, bags, fans, and muffs all accented with ostrich feather details.
London designer unveils watch face showing gloves
A famous London designer presents the Watch Gloves, a new accessory that lets the face of a wrist watch be seen at a glance. The innovation blends fashion and practicality for quick time checks.
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London
A Cool Color For a Summer Linen Suit
Schig Parelli selects a summer suit color matching orange ice shade for a lightweight linen ensemble.
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Schigparelli
Beautiful Doilies Pattern From Sewing Circle
Crochet pattern from 1935 by The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept at 82 Eighth Ave New York offers large 18 inch and medium 12 inch and small 6 inch doilies. Includes directions illustrations materials and a photo with a 15 cent request and applicant name address and pattern number.
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Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Ave
New York
Classification of U S population by intelligence groups
The document outlines a U S intelligence classification dividing the population into five classes. Class A comprises 3 percent for professional training Class B 20 percent for college training Class C 54 percent for high school training Class D 20 percent for high and a few low grade morons Class E 3 percent hopelessly feeble minded and lower morons.
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Intelligence
United States
Constipation Relief with Pepsin and Senna
A vintage advertisement promotes Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna with Syrup Pepsin. It claims Pepsin digests undigested food in the stomach while Senna activates the bowels, easing constipation and associated symptoms. The tone targets families and children, urging purchases at druggists.
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Dr. Caldwell
The Foe Aides Men to Use Brain‑Stealing Enemies
A fragment quotes Shakespeare warning that aiding the foe harms both sides by turning enemies into a threat to brains and minds, suggesting treachery and risk in collaboration with adversaries.
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Shakespeare
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Wash
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England
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Stine
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