The New Deal Political Veto for New York World Fair Fund
President Roosevelts veto blocks a 5 million dollar World Fair appropriation citing political aims. The move caps a 10 thousand dollar commissioner general salary and two assistant commissioners at 7500 who must not share party, with Senate changes expanding appointments to cabinet members and lawmakers.
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N.Y. World's Fair
Rodney Dutcher
Washington
New York
Congress
United States
Department of Justice
Senate
White House
Roosevelt
Jim Farley
Sol Bloom
Rum Not Safe There Congressman Rich Statement
Congressman Rich of Pennsylvania claims the Secretary of the Interior chairs a government owned rum manufacturing board in which every member of Congress and citizen are shareholders. He cites a Virgin Islands rum bottle he kept for safekeeping to illustrate the risk of removal.
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Congressman Rich
Pennsylvania
Secretary of the Interior
Congress
Itovernment-owned Corporation
Virgin Islands
Foster Child Discipline Guide for Foster Mothers
AY OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON discusses fostering stories of adopted children and the balance of love and firm guidance. The piece urges treating the foster child as family, offering affection while training, acknowledging the fortitude needed to manage past losses and special problems.
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AY Olive Roberts Barton
Summer Evening Wear Sparks Fashion Debate
A ballet influenced blue satin frock with a bell skirt typifies the season's controversial yet elegant evening dress. Paris exhibitions and Degas inspired silhouettes shape length, color names like Wallis Blue appear, and new finishes, trims, and veils set the tone for summer wardrobes.
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Joan Durtam
New York
London
Paris
Hilaire Germaine Edgar Degas
Monsieur Degas
Child Takes Advantage in a Foster Family Dilemma
A mother caring for an eight year old in a deceased parents case seeks guidance as the child exploits kindness and household trust. Experts note early behavior varies and every case differs, yet emphasize making the child feel belonging while sharing discipline.
Unclear OCR Text Lacks Coherent News Item
The provided text is fragmented and unreadable. No reliable people, places, dates, or events can be identified to produce a factual newspaper card.
Reasonable Responsibility for Every Child
A balanced view argues that society should ensure each child receives core support. It emphasizes parental duties, community programs, and policy basics aimed at safeguarding youth development and well being. Local advocates call for coordinated effort across schools families and government.
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