Roosevelt Pledge Delays End of Session Amid Campaign Pressures
The article argues President Roosevelt cannot adjourn the 1930s session quickly due to a crowded agenda and the looming election. It cites campaign-year dynamics shaping delays, with debates on New Deal measures, veterans' bonuses, pension plans, and neutrality policy. It notes Republicans pressing for full record, and predicts extended session as lawmakers balance publicity and policy amid foreign and domestic pressures.
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Budget and Deficit Debate in Roosevelt Era
The article reviews budget balancing hopes amid Roosevelt era policies, detailing government receipts and outlays, the deficit trend from 1929 to 1935, and the impact of New Deal measures. It discusses bank confidence, insurance, and postal growth, with remarks on Landon and Republican views on federal regulation and centralization.
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Supreme Court
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America
Canary Jinx Sends Johnny On Wild Misfortune Run
A boy named Johnny loses a canary in a window incident and a chain of accidents follows. He slips from a second floor sill, breaks a leg and hand, then suffers more mishaps on the way to recover. The canary survives but is blamed for the bad luck. Johnny ends up in hospital. his family takes the birds, and more accidents strike.
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Canary
Dastiny
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Roalscap Paper Watermark Folklore and Cramp Rings
A garbled 19th to 20th century style piece discusses foolscap paper marked Roalscap with a watermark of a Jester and notes belief in cramp rings, claimed to prevent cramps and other ailments. It cites Tearaen's Weekly and Genu ine Arthritheumatic Stings, reflecting humorous or satirical pseudo medical claims.
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