Senators Probe NRA Investigation In The News
A senatorial inquiry into the NRA begins as noted figures are named in the federal government. Anning Pratt of New York is named as the new FCC chairman to succeed Eugene O. Sykes. A former American warship sold to Greece has seen action against rebel Greek ships and helped quell the revolt.
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NRA
Anning
Pratt
New York
Federal Communications Commission
Eugene O. Sykes
Greece
Finance Group Takes Up Quiz
The senatorial inquiry into the NRA opens in Washington within the finance committee led by Senator Pat Harrison. Supporters hail the move as a victory for the Roosevelt program as officials present include S. Clay Williams NRA board chair and Senators George of Georgia Clark of Missouri Nye of North Dakota among others.
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NRA
Washington
Pat Harrison
Miss
Roosevelt
Harrison
S. Clay Williams
Walter F. George
Georgia
Bennett Champ Clark
Missouri
Gerald Nye
North Dakota
Takahashi Approves 1935 Budget In Tokyo Office
Korekiyo Takahashi, eighty three, Tokyo in his role as finance minister for the Okada government, approves the 1935 budget in a formal office portrait. He leads Japan's finance ministry amid fiscal policy decisions shaping the era.
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Korekiyo Takahashi
Tokyo
Okada
Swanson Takes Charge of Communist Navy Yard Inquiry
Secretary Swanson announced he would personally oversee the investigation into Communist influence at the Washington navy yard. He said the inquiry is active and will review each case, amid disclosures that subversive literature has circulated among workers from inside or outside the yard.
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Washington Navy Yard
Swanson
Naval
Navy Yard
Fifty Million Cans of Texas Beef Aid Austin
State relief officials report fifty million cans of Texas beef have been dispatched to relieve suffering this winter in Austin and surrounding areas during the ongoing hunger relief program.
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Austin
Texas
Collision Costs Her Commander in Navy Court Martial
A collision between H. M. S. Renown and the Hood during maneuvers off Gibraltar led to a naval court martial, stripping the Renown’s commander of command and ordering him to report to the Victory. Repairs will keep Renown from the jubilee review in July. the image shows Renown arriving at Portsmouth for repairs.
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H. M. S. Renown
Gibraltar
Victory
Nelson
Renown
Portsmouth
Pleasing Jesus Everyday Living Like a Christian
Lesson on Christian virtues from 1 Peter 3 8 18 emphasizes unity compassion love and courtesy among believers and peacemaking toward the world It outlines incentives for living righteously including God’s oversight prayers and protection and calls for ready defense of hope with a Christ centered life through suffering and steadfast faith.
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Jesus
Jesus Christ
Christ
Paul
Humility as the first test of a great man
The quote asserts that true humility is not doubt or hesitation but a clear grasp of how one’s abilities and words relate to the world’s actions and sayings. It emphasizes measured influence over arrogance.
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Charles Spurgeon
Firestone Service
Better Faith Through Daily Devotion and Truth
The passage reflects on steadfast faith in divine goodness through noble deeds and truthful living. It notes that acts of pity forgiveness and virtue strengthen belief in an unchanging divine nature.
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J. F. Clarke
Try It Yourself Philosophy of Coleridge
The text asserts Coleridge’s proof of Christian truth rests on the command to "Try it for yourself." It frames the invitation as simple and conclusive.
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Coleridge
Braided Star Rug Offers Practical Round Design
A star shaped braided rug with outer points is redesigned for practicality. The model uses six blue shades, measures 33 inches, and needs about three pounds of material. Three strips braid into six 4 by 7 inch diamonds forming the star, with space filled to create a round rug.
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Home Craft Co
Dept. C
St. Louis Avenue
St. Louis
Inkberry Weed Clings to Accustomed Haunts
A London Westchester feature notes inkberry or Phytolacca decandra growing beside Sprain lake Yonkers near an ancient village site. It details the plant’s tall racemed stalks, white flowers turning to scarlet berries, past uses by Indians and settlers, and its noted beauty even as it warns of its poisonous root and stem.
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Sprain Lake
Yonkers
Westchester Hills
England
Rocky Lonesome
J. Otis Swift
New York World. Telegram
Two Coats Beat One for Paint Durability
Tests by paint experts show two coats every four years outlast one coat every two years for surface protection. The findings demonstrate that applying two coats provides better service and longer lasting protection.
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Finance Group
Robert H. Gault
Northwestern University
Harry Goddard
John A. Wolfer
Doctor Gault
Herbert Sargent
Jersey City
Eddie A. Schneider
Sargent
P. B. Fitzwater
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Peter
Clark
Firestone
Richard Crooks
Gladys Swarthout
Nelson Eddy
N.B.C
WEAP
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