Congress Methods to Be Revamped In District of Senate Debate
Congress faces pressure for reform as the Vinson Snyder reshuffle prompts questions about judiciary leadership and treasury policy. The piece notes Senate scrutiny, potential lobby reforms, and rising public interest in majority rule with three hopeful measures reappearing in future sessions.
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Old Credit Relaxation and Global Events Highlight Review
The piece notes expected easing of credit rules under regulation W and removal of items from group A like attic fans car batteries and tires. It also covers the new Russian ambassador Nikolai Novikovs pledge to avoid war and a U S state department Communist scare rebuttal by Dean Acheson. It reports the Suzanne Degnan case and William Heirens facing charges and notes Bikini Atoll blast damage and study. Finally it mentions French reception of new American films like Citizen Kane and Kitty Foyle amid a French industry backlash.
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Black Hills visitors recount landmark June swearing ins
Evelyn Baker and James Magee of Custer and Belle Fourche watched major Washington ceremonies in June. They saw Fred Vinson become chief justice, John Snyder sworn in at the treasury, and John Steelman take reconversion director’s oath with Navy Undersecretary Sullivan noting the June bride remark.
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Silver Ratio Debate Moves With Senate Price Rider
Washington reports the senate attached a rider to the post office bill boosting silver to 90.3 cents an ounce for two years, then allowing buys at 1.29. If enacted the 16 to 1 Bryan ratio may return, though gold sits at 35 an ounce. The issue hinges on bimetallism and silver’s role amid global price shifts.
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Space Savers for Your Closet Door
Space Savers for Your Closet Door describes slim door racks less than three inches deep with a curved top for hats and a lower shelf for a lava briefcase wallet and gloves. A handy rod below serves multiple uses. Pattern 283 offers actual-size cutting guides and materials list for 15 cents postpaid.
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Not to Be Stopped by Sweet Talk from a Movie Star
A matron flattered James Cagney with her daughter during a Hollywood encounter. Cagney declined, stressing his preference for rough roles and noting the daughter’s supposed pure qualities. The mother pressed that Hollywood could change her daughter’s path.
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