Tinkham accuses Perkins of sneaking US into League via back door
Massachusetts Representative George H. Tinkham labels a late 1930s joint resolution as fraud and alleges Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins is guiding the United States toward full League of Nations membership through indirect moves. He cites Versailles as proof against such tactics and warns of entanglement in further European conflicts.
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Roosevelt at Crossroads Amid New Deal Debate
Observers say President Roosevelt faces a crossroads as Congress debates radical and conservative proposals. The Senate and House must confirm numerous nominations while debates over work relief versus dole and federal loans to cities test party unity. Republicans may disrupt with the soldiers bonus, and the administration weighs public ownership of light and power plants against private industry.
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Marmalade Substitute Using Carrots for Oranges
A home remedy suggests using grated carrots with pulp as a stand in for orange pulp in marmalade. Any marmalade recipe can be used, but if many carrots are used, reduce sugar accordingly.
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Dates as staple food through ancient and modern times
A National Geographic bulletin notes dates have been prized for 4,000 years and remain a nourishing staple across regions. It contrasts American use as sweets with broad historical and contemporary reliance in Arabia North Africa and parts of Europe and Asia.
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