Washingtons State of the Union Sparks Political Clash
Washington observers describe the season as tense with Congress reconvening and the Roosevelt state of the union address triggering broad political friction. Talks pivot from New Deal battles to Jackson Day dinings, with leaders like Parley and Farley facing scrutiny as parties prepare for a fierce campaign amid economic reform debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Mestres
Macsevele
Petcher Kutlozhy
Fletcher
Solcemy
Wheelhwrea
Democratic Party
Butte
Generul
Farlex
New York State
Democratic Committee
American Liberty League
Farley
Aays
Democrate National
Cunter
Parley
Liberty League
Marley
Philadelphia
Democrats
Union
Farley Wade
Afr
Roosevelt
White House
Tyr
Winsell
Jackson
Jackson Jay Dinera
Herbert Hoover
Ifti
Tle
Loover
Woorer
Trousevelt
Bia
Doug Ee
Mat Peither Az
Hoosevelt
Mr. Parley
Jroosevelt
New Farm Plan Row Contention Over AAA Court Review
Washington critics challenge Roosevelt and the Supreme Court as they debate the validity of the AAA program after the court's ruling. The piece argues that court decisions shape federal power while praising Justice Stone’s dissent and urging continued New Deal progress amid opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Coure Ih
Wer
Rail
America
Agriculture
Wallace
Doyle Colt
Aaa
Earl Godwin Ashington
Tharine
Supreme Court
Justice Stone
Cnurt
Congress
Covet
Stone
Cardozo
Brandeis
Coller Tye Tea
United States
Charles Trans Hughes
Werth
Mehdy
Trayble
Tustlee Stone
Troogevelt
NMA
Ms Benefity
Priest in Nightgown Carries Emanuel Through City Horror
Emanuel recounts a terrifying night in a burned city, carried by a priest in a nightgown who helps him escape the looting streets. The two form a bond, the priest returns years later for Emanuel, and Emanuel later travels to honor the priest at his funeral in a touching wartime friendship tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel Mitchell
Adventure Club of
Bry
Emanuel
Emmauel
Peuis
San Francisco
Emangel
Roman Essa
Emilee
Emanuel Telly
Atary
Fingohet
Katesman
Tex
Emanual
Condion
Emansuel
Emanuel Seya
Padte
Frieda
Maya Yesta
Emauel
New York
Harsison
Emanuel Sid
Hartison
Three Wise Monkeys and Their Symbolic Tale From Nikko
A writer describes the origin of the three monkeys proverb Speak no evil See no evil Hear no evil. Known as the Three Apes of Nikko, their name stems from Japanese linguistic roots and historical decor, linked to moral warnings from Confucian and local lore. The tale traces monkey figures symbolizing restraint in speech sight and hearing across East Asian culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lwazaru
Xaru
Wikazazu
Atatag
Zara
Saru
Nikko
Murat
Japan
Red Gold Powder From Soluble Compounds
Red gold powder forms when soluble gold compounds are reduced. Tin chloride yields a precipitate of tin oxide and gold, known as Cassins ore, famed for its color. Alchemists long fancied therapeutic powers in this substance due to its striking hue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cassins
Minarets of Cairo and Ganj Sultan Mosque
Fragmentary report details Cairo mosques and minarets including a structure built by Ganj Sultan. It notes a three year cost of 3,000 and references Levant project scope among fifty mosques, with unclear chronology and incomplete phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Calo
Beauditel
Levant
Ganj Sultan Fas ‘Sen Af
Sime
Smith Ie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Washington’ Digest
National Topics
Gales Pisclec Ay
William Bruckart
Hatignal Press
Washingtonto
Radla
Chateman
Morgan
Wilp
Senator Wye
Senate
Wertorn Newaraner Mola
New Farm Plan Row
Ncessaary
Westth and
Vist
Gow
New Fork
He Wy
Germany
Mussolini
Italy
Mint
Koose ‘Vert
Tepmblican
Propaeganda Fedolnz
Destructon
Troosevelt
Andrew Jackson
Theodore Roosevelt
Franklin Roosevelt
Dnd
Henry Pletcher
Ronsevelt
Liberty Je
Rene
Floyd Gibbons Adventurers’ Club
Mele
Floyd Greaons
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!