Roosevelt Faces Inaugural Plans and Cabinet Reforms
Roosevelt returns to Washington amid a flood of work for his second term. He will craft inaugural ceremonies, the state of the nation address, the budget, and cabinet reorganizations. Reports note a subdued inaugural, limited parade, and no civilian groups, with funeral services for August Generich. Roosevelt Jr. improves in hospital.
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National Topics Interpreted by Willis on Federal Business Licensing
Editorial discusses Senator O Mahoney proposed federal licensing for incorporated businesses to regulate interstate trade. Warning arises about penalties and dictatorial powers, with concerns over government control of private enterprise and potential political manipulation. The piece notes the proposal as a wedge toward new government business relations and calls for close citizen watching.
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State Department bans international marriage for foreign service officers
The State Department imposes a rule forbidding foreign service officers to marry aliens without official consent. The measure, tied to avoiding entanglements amid European tension, will not affect existing marriages but may compel diplomats to resign if they seek partners from foreign nations. Officials stress duties to the nation outweigh personal desires. Westecs 1.
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Enrico Caruso Rise From Bricklayer to Opera Legend
Biography recounts Enrico Caruso as the son of a large family born in Naples. He joined the Metropolitan Opera in 1903 and sang over 700 times in 17 years, earning about 1.5 million dollars. He once refused a higher nightly rate, noting 2500 dollars would suffice. He valued singing in Naples, his hometown, and was famed for shattering glasses with a high note.
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Spoon Bread Recipe From Old Time Kitchen
A fragment describes a cornmeal bread recipe using two cups cornmeal and sweet milk two cups boiling water butter and salt. It instructs mixing boiling water with meal then adding milk eggs and butter, stirring constantly for five minutes, then baking in a moderate oven in shallow pans with optional rice flour to improve texture.
Foreign Phrases and Their Explanations in Language Notes
A compact list of foreign words and phrases with translations and brief notes. The items include Latin phrases such as Salus populi suprema est and Laudatur temporis acta, plus French and Italian references like Cela va sans dire. The explanations highlight meaning, usage, and occasional stylistic notes.
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Philippine government proclamation and elections in 1935
A November 14 1935 report notes two proclamations certifying the freedom of the Philippine Islands and six elections of officials chosen by the islands on September 17, signed by President Roosevelt shortly after noon. Manila hosted ceremonies for President Manuel Quezon on the steps of the Legislature building as the distant government assumes its trial with two presidents and a republic form of government.
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