Roosevelt inaugural address and labor tensions sweep nation
President Roosevelt pledges ongoing social and economic programs to aid underprivileged Americans, while labor leaders clash with General Motors over union recognition. Congress expands stabilisation powers, Vatican reports worsen, and international tensions rise as Eden and Goering volley critical positions.
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Making 1937 a Safe Year in California Editorial
ANTA MONICA CALIF This column reflects on 1936 highway deaths and the failed safety push while calling for renewed civic effort. It covers The National Safety Council, local groups, and media pessimism about reducing traffic fatalities. It also includes humor and commentary on experts, royalty, C C C militarization, pacifists, and actors trading careers.
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Roosevelt Proposes Wide Reorganization of Government
Washington observes two presidential messages stirring debate. One asks Congress to overhaul executive agencies, the other urges cooperation with the Supreme Court. Critics warn centralizing control risks politicizing the ICC, GAO, and Civil Service, endangering fiscal oversight and structural independence.
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Sweet Potato Dish From Oven with Butter Sugar and Molasses
Boil five large sweet potatoes then slice into one and a half inch pieces. Place in pan, top with butter slices, then three tablespoons powdered sugar and two tablespoons molasses. Bake ten minutes until nicely browned.
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