Senate delays ratification of world court protocols clash
Senator Hiram Johnson denounces the world court as a back door to the League of Nations delaying final ratification with a four point reservations plan. President Roosevelt seeks early action while Senator Borah signals potential support for ratification when the final test arrives.
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Garden news hints at unemployment relief and debt plan
King Gustave says unemployment relief funds are $15 million this year with a balanced budget and no new taxes or loans. A federal corn loan report shows $52.1 million realized by borrowers in 10 states, with about $500,060 unpaid of $120.5 million. About 15 million bushels are under seal at a 55 cent price.
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Roosevelt Budget Controversy Splits Washington on Work Relief
A sprawling critique of President Roosevelt's four billion dollar work relief appropriation outlines the debate in Congress. It notes plans lack detail, fears over persistent New Deal spending, and calls for a clear outline while acknowledging potential rubber stamps. It discusses Byrnes' cautious stance, congressional scrutiny, and the tension between executive action and legislative oversight. It touches on air transport subsidies, post office schedules, and oil production regulation as broader policy clashes shaping confidence in the administration.
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Snell
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Supreme Court of the United States
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Whispering man commands more attention than loud speaker
A concise observation contrasts quiet, whispered influence with louder public talking. The quiet speaker draws greater silent focus and consideration than the boisterous or profane public talker.
Postum Free Week Offer Described in Paper
The Postum Company offers a full week’s supply of Healthful Postum free to any reader who writes for it. The advertisement appears in this edition as part of a broader promotion.
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Postum Company
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Adam First Man Deprived of Homestead Assets
The item notes that Adam became the first man deprived of his homestead. It records a historical property loss in a concise, period style without sensational detail.
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Adam
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