New Deal Faces Senate Primary Battles Across States
Washington reports mounting New Deal efforts to control party primaries as Roosevelt factions back candidates against incumbents. David J. Lewis enters Maryland against Millard Tydings while Clark, Burkley, Thomas, and King face opposition in Missouri, Kentucky, Oklahoma, Utah and other states. Hopkins stirs Iowa debate as Roosevelt stays silent on primaries.
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Washington
White House
Maryland
David J. Lewis
Millard Tydings
Lewis
New Deal
Senator Tydings
Sen
Bennett Clark
Missouri
Senator Clark
Lonergan
Connecticut
New Deal Board of Strategy
Colorado
Adams
New Dealer
Clark
Burke
Nebraska
Wheeler
Montana
Board of Strategy
Senator Adams
B. C. Hilliard
Justice Hilliard
Senate
Nevada
Pat McCarran
Iowa
Harry Hopkins
Representative Wearin
Guy Gillette
Hopkins
Otho Wearin
Gillette
Pennsylvania
Jimmy Roosevelt
Pepper
Florida
Roosevelt
McAdoo
California
Barkley
Chandler
Kentucky
Burkley
Ohio
George White
Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma
Congress
Senator Thomas
Utah
Senator King
Far West Sea
James P. Pope
Worth Clark
Political fights and economic policy debates in 1930s politics
The piece surveys Democratic battles over presidential allies and rival candidates in Southern states, noting Governor Johnston and Sen. Cotton Ed Smith, plus Walter George’s challenge. It recalls President Roosevelt era relief funding disputes and ends with a critique of the Warren price-control plan and its costly 130 million citizen impact.
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House of Representatives
Pope
Clark
House
White House
Johnston
South Carolina
Cotton
Ed” Smith
Walter F. George
Lawrence Camp
United States
Atlanta
Roosevelt
George
Washington
Governor Rivers
Georgia
Senator George
Senate
Sen
Fred van Nuys
Brady Stewart
Chandler
Kentucky
Barkley
Pennsylvania
Guffey
WPA
Who's News This Week Profiles the Robertson and Young Titans
A long profile piece highlights A W Robertson of West Has Remedyinghouse Electric for Gloom & Manufacturing planning $12,000,000 in additions. It also charts rail magnate Robert R Young’s rise from Culver to Wall Street, noting proxy battles, a Beechwood Newport lease, and political ties.
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A. W. Robertson
Robertson _Board of
The
West
Remedyinghouse Electric For Gloom & Manufacturing Company
Robertson
H.G. Wells
Pasteur
Panama
New York
Philadelphia
Robert R. Young
Wall Street
Hess
Vanderingen
Mr. Young
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Canadian
Texas
the Alamo
First National Bank of Canadian
Culver Military Academy
Culver Wastate
Uni- Prophetics
Tocsity
Virginia
du Ponts
General Motors
Frank F. Kolbe
van Sweringen
Young
Anita Ten Eyck O'Keefe
Williamsburg
Georgia O'Keefe
Beechwood
Astor Estate
Newport
Senate
Wheeler
Consolidated News
WNU Service
Origins of skating traced to Norse fighters and iron runners
The article states skating began with primitive Norsemen whose sagas claim fighters could move swiftly on bone runners strapped by leather thongs. It notes Sweden, Denmark, Finland, and the Netherlands furthered early skating, and the 3rd century iron-working rise led to metal runners and major technique improvements.
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Europe
Pay scale for War of 1812 soldiers and musicians
The per month pay ranged from Private and musician at $6 to Colonel at $75. Corporals earned $7, sergeants $8 to $9, quartermaster sergeants and sergeant majors $9, Ensigns and second lieutenants $20, first lieutenants $30, captains $40, majors $50.
Cormorant Fishing Industry in Japan and China
The article outlines cormorant fishing as a sizable trade in Japan and China. Birds are trained to catch fish for owners, who cap them with metal neck rings to prevent gulping the catch.
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Japan
Be Your Age Reflects The Teen Growth Challenge
M B Greenbie notes in Be Your Age that the first twenty five years are a strenuous process of physical and social growth. The period leaves lasting emotional and mental strains requiring later convalescence and repair through medicine and corrective practice.
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M. B. Greenbie
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