Rainey dies in St Louis hospital after bronchial pneumonia
ENRY T RAINEY veteran congressman from Illinois and speaker of the house died unexpectedly in a St Louis hospital where he was believed to be recovering from an attack of bronchial pneumonia. The immediate cause was angina pectoris. He was almost seventy four and served in Congress since 1902 except one term. He will be buried in Carrollton.
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Enry T. Rainey
Illinois
House
St. Louis
Mr. Rainey
Congress
Harding
John Nance Garner
Rainey
Washington
Observations on drought relief and farm policy in Washington
A Western Newspaper Union report quotes Chester C. Davis, agricultural adjustment administrator, on drought relief efforts, government responsibility, and the need for a national program. The piece notes cautious optimism for farmers, concerns about overextended relief, and the price relief clash with profiteering fears as Congress and the Roosevelt administration weigh next steps.
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Washington
Chester C. Davis
Ihrouth
Mr. Davis
Dreath
Drouth
Davis
West
Congress
Roosevelt
House
Senate
Federal Treasury
Uncle Sam
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
NRA
Weaker Sex Debate in Courtroom Seating
A columnist weighs a New York judge's order that men surrender seats to women in a crowded Ambassador Hotel case. She cautions that forcing chivalry may spoil gallantry and questions whether women are truly weaker, arguing seat gain may not justify the method or romance.
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New York
Ambassador Hotel Corporation
J. M. Woolsey
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Blindness fallacy challenged by sensory training tests
Tests show that blind individuals do not gain superior other senses by nature. They simply train remaining senses and apply them more effectively, debunking the idea that blindness automatically enhances nonvisual perception.
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