House approves vast relief bill amid fierce opposition
The House passed a 4.5 billion dollar relief program after a heated eight hour debate. Critics warned the plan would expand presidential powers, while supporters praised it as essential for unemployment relief. A final vote of 328 to ? confirmed the measure with amendments narrowing project scope and oversight.
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Supreme Court Recess Delays Decision on Gold Cases
EW dealers welcomed the Supreme Court recess on February 4 as it postponed ruling on the gold cases, buying the administration time to craft legislation if the court issues a adverse decision. The court also pledged to rule on a challenge to the National Recovery Act, a ruling likely to influence the fate of the Blue Eagle program.
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Treasury proposes radical bonds plan to fund public works
A House Ways and Means bill from Chairman Doughton aims to let small investors buy ten year government securities to curb inflation. The Treasury drafted measure creates a revolving bond fund of 2.5 billion dollars, allows bonds up to 25 dollars with no interest, and compounds value every six months. It could finance deficits social security and even soldier bonuses.
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Roosevelt Mulls Major Air Defense Build Up
President Roosevelt plans a special message to Congress detailing a large air defense expansion. Proposals include building bases on coasts, adding 4000 planes, and constructing a giant dirigible to partner with a commercial firm for transatlantic service. A five man aviation commission to regulate civil aeronautics is also recommended. Separately floods in Mississippi and Tennessee cause deaths and displace thousands as rescue and relief efforts mobilize.
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Italy May Move to Dominate Ethiopia Amid Regional Tensions
Europest leaders warned the Ital ian government is edging toward a protectorate over Ethiopia. Reports cite a French Somaliland administrator’s slaying and Somalis as justifications, with France and Britain allegedly backing the plan. Mussolini appointed colonial ministers, Italy expanded rail and road links, and Djibouti and Addis Ababa railway roles grew as precedent history suggested.
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Belgians move to curb Nazi agitation near Lunen Malmedy
European states watch bellicose unrest on the Belgian frontier as gendarmerie reinforcements rush to arrest Nazi agitators seeking annexation. Loyalists report terrorism against those opposing the Brown Shirts directed group. The Belgian government may file a League protest. Historic cantons, once German under Versailles, boast strong textile and metal industries.
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Supreme Court delays, gold clauses loom in New Deal case
Washington observers flag a looming Supreme Court ruling on the gold clause and New Deal monetary policy. The case tests government bonds and gold payments, with potential to nullify the Roosev elt administration’s programs. Analysts warn a ruling adverse to the administration could force rapid new legislation and shake market stability.
Longest Railway Bridge Claimed By British Engineers
A British engineering firm completed the Lower Zambesi bridge said to be the world’s longest railway bridge. It connects Beira to Lake Yasa in East Africa with nearly two miles in length and six approach spans plus three main spans on rock foundations. Nell Gate Bridge in New York is longer overall but largely over land and river branches.
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Fragments Describe Pierce and Pleasant Pellets Beer
Readable fragment notes suggest original product name Pierce n Pleasant Pellets in connection with beer. Partial lines reference regulated input up to sixty or more and mention dosage or serving details incomplete and unclear.
Ray of Light in Modern Times Sparks Moral Debate
A Fosdick quote notes increased focus on personal character and social welfare amid changing times arguing that concern now exceeds earlier prosperity era. The remark highlights a shift toward ethical issues and community responsibility.
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