Congress Ends Lend-Spend Era and Hatch Bill Passes
In a swift session the Senate and House pushed through 220 and 24 bills respectively. The Hatch bill removes most political work from federal officials, while the lend-spend program faces defeat, signaling a permanent shift away from wartime stimulus and a cooling of Roosevelt’s legislative agenda. Other measures to expand social security and wage-hour protections stall amid party lines.
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House
Hoover
Trenblin
Roosevelt
Republicanisn
Franklin Roosevelt
Betse Banking Committee
Fnally
Rules Committee
Carl KR. Mapes
Rep
Mich
Banking Committee
Jesse Walcott
Adalal J. Sabath
Sinals
Joseph Martin
Massachusetts
Joe Martin
Adolph Sabath
Labor Board
Congress
White House
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Exportime Port Bank
Rural Electification Administration
Parra
Kidmanisha
Ich
Hut
Ware
Inca
Uch
Congressi Q
Flying High and Distance Records Set in World Air Race
The report notes U S Air Corps planes breaking distance and speed marks. A bomber record tops 239,399 mph while preying from Italy. A Burbank to New York flight sets a new duration record. Other crews push endurance and longest circular routes as Japan flights reach 7 239 miles.
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U. S. Air Corps
Germany
U.S. Air Corps
Italy
Preyings
Ying Fortress
Burbank
Call
New York
Hunter
Humphrey Moody
Springfield
Haly
Col. Angsto Todi
Tormer
Japan
Selections From A Puzzle Style Test About Global Events
The fragment presents multiple choice questions about Croatia Yoroslavia a volcanic eruption secession and quintupids births Pan American Airways New Zealand Moscow Upper Silesia Gandhi in Bombay and a TVA solicitor James Lawrence Fly federal communications commission ambassador Argentina and Roosevelt assistant presidents It also asks if the U S is building cribs for surplus corn held as loan collateral
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Croatia
Yoroslavia
Radse
Pan-American Airways
New Zealand
Moscow
Upper Silesia
Bombay
Mahatma Gandhi
Efert
James Lawrence Fly
TVA
Federal Communications Commission
Mabassadono
Argentina
Roosevelt
U. S
Britain and Germany in tense eve of war debates and finance moves
In Britain Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain proposes peaceful talks amid war rhetoric with Winston Churchill warning of German troop buildup on the Polish frontier. In Germany a $73 million bond issue faces SEC scrutiny and a stop order threat as the Reich releases financial data amid political mystery.
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Britain
Ken
Europe
Neville Chamberlain
Atlantic Free Congress
Commons
Mr. Chamberlain
Sose
Winston Churchill
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Securities and Exchange Commission
Reich
SEC
Washi Atoe
Unclear Historical Item on Transfers and Bids
Fragmentary report notes Croatia risk, Panamertcas aims to establish a foundry service, liquor shops and a concert are mentioned. Bids opened on 22,086 cribs for 9,000,009 units of measure. Names and many phrases are garbled, limiting precise meaning.
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Croatia
Éafreret
Panamertcas
Selb Eesteet Baba Geote i Bate
Thyseu
Rdis Corcert
Xty
Frank
Mehmet
Tree
Fisherman survives river trap after line snag leads to near drowning
Judd O Rourke of Hartford Maine worked eight months to earn a living by clamming and eel fishing using a long set line anchored by concrete blocks. On June 7 a snagged line pulled him under as his companion watched, he cut the line with a knife and was resuscitated by George Croft after being dragged from the water.
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Elso
Judd O'Rourke
Hartford
Conn
Saco
Maine
Judd
Juild
Tnid
Man River
Old Man River
George Croft
Guild
George
Han
Todd
Hle
Cat Zane Wale
Ies
Koe
Unclear fragment hints at prison notes and noise complaint
Fragment describes activity at a police station and a scene involving rehearsing dogs and guests. Mentions bluebirds and Portuguese prisons with iron bars, noting noise complaints and attempted prisoner communication through windows.
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Mags
Unele Te Siays: Witty quotes on tradition and truth
The passage lampoons tradition and self deception with thoughts on honesty courage and common sense. It reflects a social voice critiquing grand speeches and the ease of reproach while noting how money and fame shape behavior. It ends with a wry remark on women and mirrors.
Marble and culture echo in life and art quote
A philosophical remark by Phillips Brooks stresses that material existence precedes literary creation, noting hills filled with marble before the world fills with statues and art.
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Saturday Evening Post
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