Farm relief bill divides lawmakers as war prompts broad backing
The House votes for the President’s farm relief measure amid mixed remarks by leaders from the agriculture committee and others. Senate fate uncertain as unemployment relief steps and a large public works program accompany the bill.
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House
Jones
Agriculture Committee
Representative Clarke
New York
Hope
Rep
Kan
Senate
White House
Eer
Civilian Conservation Force
Treasury
Congress
Representative Connery
House Labor Committee
Dictator rule over Germany as Reichstag abdicates
Hitler gains supreme power after the Reichstag grants dictatorial authority in a ceremony marked by royal pomp. Hohenzollerns and Crown Prince salute precedents, while Hindenburg calls for national rebirth. Berlin hosts 80 000 cheering supporters as the nation embraces a new order and calls for world peace through a four power pact aligning Britain France Germany and Italy.
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Germany
Reichstag
Hitler
Adolph Hitler
Hohenzollern
von Hindenburg
Berlin
National Banking System Split in Debate Over Emergency Law
The piece argues the emergency banking act pushes the United States toward a unified banking system, sidelining state banks. It notes rapid passage, growth of federal reserve ties for state banks, and the plan to absorb hundreds of smaller banks as branches while clashing with advocates of preserving local control. Roosevelt’s bold move contrasts with other policy battles and hints at looming constitutional questions over beer legislation.
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Harles BE. Mitchell
National City Bank of New York
Thomas FE. Dewey
United States
Mr. Mitchell
Washington
Homer Cummings
Roosevelt
Medalie
House of Representatives
Conference Committee
House
Drys
Federal Reserve System
Glass
Virginia
Senate
Congress
Federal Reserve
United
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
John J. Blaine
Wisconsin
Senator Blaine
Silly Old Beliefs and the Barbism of Intolerance
A writer compares superstition with intolerance, noting fear of the unknown and prejudice against different races or nationalities as a modern barbarism. The piece argues that even educated people exhibit such biases, contrasting it with superstitions like fear of Friday or scissors as lesser follies. Bell Syndicate 1933.
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Solomon
Bell Syndicate
WNU
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Italy
France
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America
Ohio River
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Dayton
Fort Thomas
Southgate
Covington
Western Newspaper Union
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da. W. B. Caldwet
Doctors Family
Parker
Droggiste
Hiiscox Chem
Patchogue
N.Y
Hiscox Chemical Works
Glory
R. Pierce
Clara Wolgamott
Chase St
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