Washington Confusion as Congress Reopens and Roosevelts Speech Sparks Debate
The piece outlines Washington turmoil as Congress reconvenes, Roosevelt’s state of the Union address, and the ensuing political contest. It notes reactions from Postmaster General Farley, party leaders, and critics, with references to the AAA ruling, court actions, and looming campaign tensions.
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Washington
Congress
White House
Capitol
Roosevelt
Fletcher
Radio Broadcasting Companies
Broadcasting Company
Supreme Court
New Deal
Wallace
Davis
House
Senate
Farley
Mr. Roosevelt
Jackson
Herbert Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Jesus in the Synagogue and His Home Folks
The lesson outlines Jesus reading from Isaiah in the synagogue on the Sabbath, stating his mission to preach to the poor and heal the broken hearted. It covers his claims as the Messiah, the crowd’s mixed reception, and examples of belief among foreigners.
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Jesus
Isaiah
Joseph
Elijah
Serepta
Israel
B. Naaman
Sidon
Elisha
Syria
Alverson Named NEC Director
Walker Lyle C Alverson is named acting director of the National Emergency Council succeeding the previous head. The appointment marks a transition in the council's leadership and sets a new interim head in charge of emergency coordination.
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Alverson
NEC
Walker
Lyle C, Alverson
National Emergency Council
Benson New Senator and Family Comment on Emergency Council
Frank C. Walker, who retired from the post, weighs in on the National Emergency council. He says the council’s job is to coordinate the work of all federal organizations classed as emergency measures.
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Democratic Party
New Orleans
Farley
Democratic National Committee
New York State
Democratic Committee
American Liberty League
Liberty League
Philadelphia
Fletcher
Republican National Committee
House
Nye
Senate
House of Morgan
United States
Morgan
Wilson
Washington
Frank C. Walker
National Emergency Council
Holt Becomes Montana Governor After Cooney Death
W. Elmer Holt, president pro tem of the Montana senate, succeeds the late Frank H. Cooney as governor. Holt inherits the office following Cooney's death, pledging to continue state policies and address urgent issues facing Montana.
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Cooney
Montana
W. Elmer Holt
Montana Senate
Frank H. Cooney
Holt
Accord a Royal Welcome to Our Princely Guest
A speech urges lavish reception for a princely guest, warning that a gracious welcome will secure a lasting legacy while neglect may invite regrets and unrest in the future. The speaker links hospitality to peace and prosperity for the realm.
Postum Offers Free Week’s Supply to Readers
An advertisement notes the Postum Company will provide a full week’s supply of its health drink free to anyone who writes for it, as part of a broader promotional push in the paper.
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Postum Company
Magnesia
Regis
Select Pres Inc
23Rd St
Long Island City
Delicate Feeling Ennobles Man Above Animals
The quote reflects Ruskin on the precious difference between humans and animals, asserting that true nobility lies in a felt distinction that elevates human experience over animal nature. It emphasizes humane perception and moral sensitivity as distinguishing traits.
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Elmer A. Benson
Floyd B. Olson
Minnesota
Thomas D. Sehall
Ethiopia
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Erie
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