Primary returns boost New Deal as Roosevelt praised
Four statewide primaries produced mixed signals. Democrats hailed roosevelt program as endorsed while Republicans pointed to a 30,000 GOP plurality in South Dakota. Pepper wins in Florida as New Dealers claim momentum with Alabama and Indiana victories. Heflin defeated in Alabama house race.
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Hitler and Il Duce Meet as Europe Awaits Moves
A Rome conference signals German aims to reclaim lost colonies and tolerance of Italian ambitions in the Mediterranean while Italy resists a military alliance. Mussolini backs a four power peace plan with Britain France and Germany. Pope Pius condemns the Nazi symbol in Rome.
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Knudsen Attacks Warmer Labor Relations Act at Chamber
W. S. Knudsen president of General Motors told the United States Chamber of Commerce that the Wagner Labor Relations Act is the largest drawback to good industrial relations. He criticized the National Labor Relations Board for ignoring employers and urged repeal. The Chamber adopted a resolution calling for cooperation between management and labor without federal intervention and pressed other tax relief measures.
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George H. Davis
Kansas City
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Chicago
Roosevelt
South Atlantic
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General Motors
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Warner Labor Relations
Chamber of Commerce
Navy expansion bill passes senate to build superdreadnoughts
President Roosevelt's 1.157 billion naval expansion bill wins 56 to 28 in the senate. It authorizes the United States to outpace other powers with larger ships while capping battleships at 35,000 tons unless foreign fleets exceed treaty limits, then permitting 45,000 ton super-dreadnoughts with 18 inch guns.
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Roosevelt
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United States
Crop Control Revolt Spreads Across Mid West States
The revolt against compulsory crop control gains momentum led by the Corn Belt Liberty league as plans for incorporation advance in several states. Southern farmers resist farm act limits prompting amendments to ease cotton and tobacco allotments and address farmer grievances.
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Senate
MANUFACTURERS PLAN SEVEN POINT PROGRAM FOR RECOVERY
The National Association of Manufacturers meeting in New York urged that federal pump priming must be paired with supportive government policies. It outlined a seven point revival agenda including a declaration against government competition with private utilities, a workable Wagner act, a swift railroad solution, and avoidance of new federal reform that could fuel uncertainty while jobs are sought.
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National Association of Manufacturers
New York
Senate Approves 222000 Mileage Grab Amid Vote Silence
The U S Senate approved a 222000 mileage payout by a voice vote with no record vote. It refused to limit payments to members who traveled between the December 21 special session and January 3 regular session, despite Senator Borah declaring the action a disgrace.
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Senate
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Franco Restores Jesuits to Spanish Territory
Generalissimo Franco's rebel cabinet ordered the reestablishment of the Society of Jesus in territories under insurgent control. The move reversed a government edict from over six years earlier that dissolved the Jesuits and confiscated their property, valued at more than $30 million.
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Society of Jesus
French Franc Devalued To 38.80 Per Dollar Stabilized
The French government announced a devaluation and stabilization of the franc at 38.80 to the dollar and 179 to the pound. Officials said the move, termed de facto stabilization, would allow some fluctuation above the level but prevent falls below it via the stabilization fund, honoring Premier Edouard Daladier’s pledge.
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Edouard Daladier
Railroads Vote Pay Cut In 15 Percent Reduction
The Association of American Railroads voted a fifteen percent wage cut for 925,000 union workers effective July 1, citing revenue loss and higher operating costs. George Harrison criticized the move as ill advised while DD Robertson promised no wage reductions by railroad employees.
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Acid and alkaline foods and body balance explained
C Houston Goodiss discusses common fears of acidosis and explains the body's buffering system. The piece contrasts normal gastric acidity with dietary potential acidity and warns against dietary fads and food combinations claimed to cause acidosis.
Health Fear Of Acidity Distress Reckons On Beliefs
Opinion piece argues fear and worry harm digestion more than actual foods. It cites authorities noting most digestive distress stems from mental states, over-eating, fatigue, or difficult-to-digest foods, urging readers to seek scientific facts over myths.
Acidosis and Ashes of Foods in Acid Base Balance
An article explains acid and alkaline ash from foods, noting meat fish eggs and cereals leave acid ash while milk fruits and vegetables leave alkaline ash. It warns taste is unreliable for guiding acidity and gives examples like bread potatoes and dried lima beans to illustrate complex ash outcomes.
Proper Heat for Cake and Kitchen Tips
Practical kitchen notes advise heating cakes at 250 degrees to avoid toughness. Boil tinned fruit for one minute before use. A splash of vinegar in cooking corned beef tenderizes it. Creamed soups should not precede creamed vegetables or fish. Cool fresh bread on a wire rack or inverted pan to prevent soggy crusts.
Have You a Question Ask C Houston Goudiss
Readers can submit diet and nutrition questions to C Houston Goudiss at East 39th Street New York City. He offers guidance on personal hygiene, alkaline versus acid forming foods, and a chart to help plan a balanced diet including milk fruits vegetables meat fish eggs and cereals.
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Loborg
New York
Questions Answered Mrs five supposed dietary views
Readers ask about foods and health with comments on allergens and fried foods. Discussion covers protein from whites, moderation in fried foods, and maintaining ideal weight after age thirty as energy needs decline. Houston Goudiss column from WNU Cincinnati.
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R. McK
WNU
Houston
Goudiss
Timber Company Receives Injunction In Chicago Court
Judge Feinberg freezes five bank accounts tied to Resources Corporation International amid SEC investigation. Magnus and Anna Brinkman of Sheboygan sue in a 21-person suit seeking receiver appointment for a firm formed in 1931 to cut timber on 2,000,000 Mexican acres. The Brinkmans claim chairman Harper S Hoover diverted over 2 million of company funds for personal use.
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Feinberg
Chicago
Resources Corporation International
Federal Securities and Exchange Commission
Magnus C. Brinkman
Anna
Sheboygan
Wis
William A. Rogan
William C. Burns
Brinkmans
Harper S. Hoover
Free chart of acid and alkaline foods offered
C Houston Goudise offers a free chart listing principal acid ash and alkaline ash foods to balance a diet. Address 6 East 39th Street New York City.
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Houston Goudiss
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