The hammer and saw man in national housing debate
A discussion of the “hammer and saw” builder as a target of union opposition, his role in Federal Housing administration loans, and tensions between small independent builders and big contractors in housing policy. It notes union resistance to planned labor cost reforms and the shift toward prefabricated housing. It also covers Roosevelt’s stance amid Father Coughlin and O Connor clashes, plus tax expert views on future government funding.
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Federal Housing Administration
PWA
NRA
Roosevelt
Father Coughlin
O’connor
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Detroit
Capitol Hill
Coughlin
John J. O'Connor
Tammany Hall
House of Representatives
United States
Great Britain
Britain
Five dictators unite against England and France
Rome hints Mussolini and Hitler arranged a protective treaty with Austria Poland and Hungary five dictators united against England and France experiment with democracy Stalin may offset. England must arm and seek a worldwide security system. Barbara Hutton has a seven and a half pound baby worth 20 million dollars. she would not trade the child. Gen William Mitchell buried in Milwaukee plot beside his father senator. peace at last after a life of service.
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Mussolini
Hitler
Austria
Poland
Hungary
England
France
Stalin
Barbara Hutton Haug- Wwitz-Reventlow
Barbara Hutton Haugwitz-Reventlow
Lilly
William E. Mitchell
Milwaukee
Arlington Cemetery
United States
Wisconsin
Mitchell
Jesus Teaches Neighborliness in Luke 10 Narrative
A lesson text on loving God and neighbor from Luke 10 25 37 explains the lawyer's question and Jesus parable of the Good Samaritan. It outlines who a neighbor is and what true neighborly love entails including compassion aid and personal sacrifice. This study emphasizes duty to God before duty to others.
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Jesus
God
Christ
Jesus Christ
Spectators Cheer Rockets and Steamboat Test at Greenwood Lake
At Greenwood Lake New York a mail carrying rocket flew 2000 feet toward New Jersey as spectators smiled in derision. Other onlookers smiled as Fulton trialed his first steamboat signaling a quirky display of early technology.
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Greenwood Lake
N. Y
New York
New Jersey
Fulton
Death masks from 3,000 year old Indian burial grounds found in Madison
In Madison Wisconsin archaeologists uncover death masks of Indians more than three millennia old. The masks suggest ancient peoples who cleaned skeletons and placed clay facial coverings to accompany kin. The piece notes broader human customs from Russia to Moscow’s Red Square.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Lakes
Russia
Benin
Great Red Square
Moscow
King George’s funeral procession on foot as Edward VIII orders
The world grows more democratic with King George’s funeral procession walked by all. By contrast in his father’s funeral the Kaiser and nobles rode on horseback. Now Edward VIII directs simpler uniforms and less formal Buckingham Palace dress.
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George
Kaiser
Edward VIII
Buckingham Palace
Offer of $500000 to fund steel industry union drive
President Lewis, head of the miners union, offers William Green of the AFL half a million dollars to organize 500,000 steel workers. Green, a veteran union leader, has not accepted the offer and warns against being a tail for another man’s kite.
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Lewis
Miners’ Union
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Mr. Green
Scientists seek sun and atom to combat cancer and heart disease
Mrs. Watson Davis for Science Service urges a remedy for cancer and organic heart disease, two great killers, by harnessing solar power and atomic energy as substitutes for traditional fuels and power sources.
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Watson Davis
Science Service
Fame Beyond Words: A Silent Recognition
The passage discusses fame as a recognition of excellence that can exist without spoken praise. It asserts fame affects even the envious, who feel and may hate in silence, highlighting fame as intrinsic and intangible rather than dialogue or acclaim.
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Washington Allston
Bayer Aspirin Promotes Safe Headache Relief
The advertisement touts Bayer Aspirin as a safe, effective remedy for headaches and pains such as rheumatism neuritis and neuralgia. It urges readers to consult doctors and to request Bayer Aspirin by name rather than asking for aspirin generically.
Silent Echoes Hiss Through Collier's Quotation
A concise quotation notes that the only sound that does not echo under any condition is the hiss, attributed to Collier's. The line underscores the paradoxical nature of sound reflection in varied environments.
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Collier's
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