Death of Senate Leader Robinson Shakes Looming Court Battle
Senator Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas dies of a heart attack in Washington amid a fierce fight over the administration’s plan to expand the Supreme Court. The battle for leadership and the vacancy on the court dominates Senate maneuvering, with factions forming around Pat Harrison and Alben Barkley as possible successors and a 15 member court still to be settled.
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Loyalists Widen Front in Spain Amid Tanks and Air Attacks
Loyalist forces push their line south toward Brunete and Navalcarnero while aiming to control the Quernales river banks to shield the right flank. Rebels deploy Russian tanks but face a new anti-tank gun as government planes strike in the Basque front. UK Foreign Secretary Eden proposes a temporary non intervention patrol with observers in ports and airports.
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Letters Push Republicans to Break Up Party Sayings
Washington readers urge dismantling the national Republican Party to allow a strong conservative opposition to the New Deal. Dem leaders named include Carter Glass Byrd Tydings Bailey and George as Roosevelt supporters.
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Georgia
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Baskets of Lace For Chair Set
Crochet pattern 1437 offers a filet design for a chair set with open stitch. Includes charts directions materials and an illustration. send 15 cents and address to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft 82 Eighth Ave New York. write name address and pattern number.
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Favorite Recipe of the Week Freezer Ice Cream How-To
Ice cream is easy to obtain or make at home. A basic freezer ice cream recipe uses 1 quart milk and one package ice cream powder with gradual milk addition. Chill and freeze with ice and salt, yielding about 1 1/2 quarts. Substitutions include rich milk, cream, evaporated milk and water, and optional sugar for chocolate flavor.
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