Roosevelt Urges New Deal Measures To Shield Liberty
President Roosevelt urged rapid enactment of a pump priming program exceeding 6.5 billion dollars to counter unemployment and insecurity fueling dictatorships. He argued government action is needed to protect liberties and democracy, warning against waiting for business to end the recession. He defended wage and hour limits and stressed acting together to preserve democratic institutions amid economic distress.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Callng
America
Mr. Roosevelts
Move To Ban Federal Employes Defeated
Washington April 14 The move to bar federal employees from participating in political conventions failed in the Senate. Administration leaders led by Majority Leader Barkley secured a 38 to 19 vote against the bill proposed by Senator Hatch of New Mexico. Hatch argued the measure aimed to stop a political machine from perpetuating itself in power. Kolob, the Bryce Canyon plateau, is described as meaning next to the throne of God in the Book of Abraham excerpt.
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Washington
Senate
Barkley
Artes
Kentucky
Hatch
New Mexico
Kolob
Bryce National Park
Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page Four
The notes list five statements classifying words by role types. Each item identifies which word fits a described criterion, such as Hemingway as a writer, Octavoon as non descriptive of a play role, Netherlands as non mountain range name, Brigand as an individual descriptor, and Petronius as a Roman name compared to Greek names.
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Hemingway
Octavoon
Netherlands
Petronius
Ten new buses for Blue Ridge Lines bought by Potomac Edison
The Potomac Edison Company at its annual meeting announced the purchase of ten new buses for the Blue Ridge Lines subsidiary. R. Paul Smith was reappointed president as the Cumberland River power plant expansion proceeds, and the company posted taxes nearing one million dollars with floods impacting operations in 1937.
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Blue Fudge Lines
Potomac Edison Company
Francis Scott Key
R. Paul Smith
Cumberland River
R Paul Smith
Henry Holzapfel
G. S Humphrey
D. E. Stults
R. E . Town
O . E. Martin
W. K. Dunbar
H H Briggs
Paul Michael
G T Swisher
Byron A. Winebrewer
Emory L. Cobleniz
W S Finniay, Jr
Philip L. Ross
E S Thompson
W. R. Voorhis
Potomac River
Williamsport
Rignes
Sour Company
Thearcade
Cumberland
Uni
Celanese Corporation
Millville
Lowaty
Frederica
Mary
Smuthasburg
Ayeesporo
Tne
Weverton
Harper's AG
Natal
Larougaout
Berg
Frederick
Funkstown
Myersville
State Roads Commission
Hagerstown
Cumberland City
Pas
Blue Ridge
Temeirerl & x
Waicth
Tse
Forces urged to unite across parties in wartime crisis
Dr Glenn Frank Republican program chairman urged collaboration of all forces regardless of party to face the gravest economic crisis in a century and a war. He claimed even a chemical trace of partisan polluting in what he said.
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New York
Glenn Frank
Republican Party
Frank
Bond Club Luncheon Cites Adjourning of Bitterness
A speaker at a Bond Club luncheon in New York addressed adjournment of months of bitterness. He warned that a ghost haunts most gatherings, marking one of the gravest economic crises of the century and a half, with no adequate justification for it.
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Bond Club
New York
Breaks Rem in Fall At Admitted to City Hospital
Eduare Gray, a colored man from Lime Ki, was admitted to the Predermeck C Hospital for treatment of a broken left arm after a Thursday afternoon truck incident. Police and witnesses report the fall from a truck caused the injury.
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Predermeck C
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