Federal Trade Commission backs private lobbying stance
Washington observers note the FTC has quietly taken a conservative view of private citizens seeking to influence legislation while congressional probes churn. The case involving the International Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers highlights how assertions of bad faith in pursuing protective legislation are debated, with Capitol officials pursuing headlines amid the broader inquiry climate.
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Executive orders and their reach into governance
Analysis argues executive orders during the Roosevel t era expanded federal power beyond Congress. It notes thousands of orders and new agencies created, with limited public knowledge of contents, contrasting with statutory laws. The piece warns of executive overreach eroding democratic principles and checks.
New Deal Inevitability Across Government and Business
The speaker argues that a New Deal is inevitable regardless of Roosevelt policies Congress actions or Supreme Court rulings. Old economic order has vanished and both government and business must plan for new conditions seen worldwide. Some deals are viewed as unfortunate or autocratic prompting concerns about democracy giving way to dictatorship.
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Supreme Court of the
United States
Congress
Supreme Court
America
Sustaining the franc says Bank of France pledges defense
Governor Jean Tannary of the Bank of France declares resolved to defend the franc against all attacks. He cites means and duty, aiming to restore economic stability, resume normal trade, and stabilize currencies to lift prices and reduce business risk from exchange fluctuations.
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Jean Tannary
Bank of France
Recovery Through International Cooperation urged by Dr Haas
Dr. A. Haas of Harvard University argues that postwar recovery requires international cooperation not isolated national efforts. He notes Britain’s shift to industrial reorganization and the danger of reduced demand, warning that Germany Italy and France show limits of isolationist recovery.
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Great Britain
Germany
Italy
France
Europe
Dietary habits need fostering early in child health
Early nutrition shapes stamina and future health. Doctors urge supplementing milk with varied foods in infant diets to offset picky appetites later. Advice emphasizes gradual introduction of cod liver oil juice vegetables cereals eggs potatoes and fruit under medical guidance to avoid long term aversions and ensure milk remains a staple.
Cat Likes to Travel Tommy Sets Train Route Tales
Tommy the cat, based at a Carlisle station restaurant, enjoys traveling by train and visiting distant stations. The curious feline’s journeys amuse staff and passengers, turning his litter duties into a small local spectacle.
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Tommy
Carlisle
England
Trend of Prices by Dr George Warren
Dr George FF Warren, Cornell professor and monetary adviser, argues that price levels before the low mood cannot return. He believes long-term gold value will stay in proportion to relative gold and other commodity supplies, but expects extreme fluctuations in gold values.
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George FF. Warren Cornell
WNU
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