Patman inflation bill approval shocks Senate vote
The Patman inflation relief bill passed the Senate by 55 to 33 amid heated debate. Supporters argued greenbacks could ease fiscal pressures while opponents warned of inflation risk and executive veto potential.
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Amelia Earhart
Vinson
Pat Harrison
Roosevelt
House
William G. McAdoo
California
the Treasury
United States
Senator Cutting Among Five Die In Transport Crash
Senator Bronson M Cutting of New Mexico perished in a Transcontinental Western Air crash near Atlanta Missouri. Also killed were Jeanne A Hillias and Mrs. William Kaplan along with two pilots. Eight passengers were seriously injured as fog prevented a landing at Kansas City and fuel ran low before Kirksville emergency field. Cutting, born 1888 on Long Island, Harvard educated, WWI infantry captain, had been appointed to the Senate in 1927 and won a full term in 1928 amid party tensions with Roosevelt and Chavez fighting the seat.
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Atlanta
Bronson M. Cutting
New Mexico
Kansas City
Kirksville
Cutting
Jeanne A. Hillias
William Kaplan
West Los Angeles
Harvey Bolton
K. H. Greeson
Bronson Cutting
Senate
Mr. Roosevelt
Dennis Chavez
Senate Elections Committee
Mr. Cutting
Long Island
Harvard
London
Lesson on Baptism and Christ's Commission in Acts and Matthew
Reading outlines Jesus baptismal events and his great commission to teach make disciples and baptize in the name of the Father Son and Holy Spirit. It traces early church practice including Pentecost Samaritans the Ethiopian eunuch Paul Cornelius and the meaning of baptism as identification with Christ's death and resurrection.
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Galilee
Jordan
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Christ
Philip
Jesus Christ
Samaria
Paul
Ananias
Cornelius
Peter
Friendship's Winter Withdrawals Described by Warwick
A reflective note on friendship as seasonal. friends swarm during abundance, but desert in need, leaving the speaker exposed in winter. The quotation frames worldly ties as temporary and conditional, contrasting thriving autumn with harsh winter.
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Warwick
Adversity and Unhappiness Quote by Thomas Brooks
A terse maxim argues that avoiding adversity is a deeper unhappiness, declaring the most miserable person is one who never faced hardship. The reflection emphasizes resilience as a measure of well being.
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Thomas Brooks
Illinois Brevities Highlighting Local Life and Officials
Nancy Runyon, 91, dies on Pomona farm leaving 154 descendants. Civil War veteran Charles Lester turns 93 in Kewanee. Illinois collects 3.53 million dollars in April retailers tax. Drowned boys 12 and 10 near Monmouth. Robbery cases in Davenport and Mol ine. Governor Horner sends heart balm bill to be filed for July 1. Long list of local deaths, accidents, and political changes across the state.
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Pomona
Charles N. Lester
Kewanee
Henry County
K. L. Ames, Jr
Robert Perry
Bildon Waddell
Monmouth
Frank Cole
Davenport
Iowa
Moline
Rock Island
Horner
Mlinois
Secretary of State
John W. Claspell
John Buford Post
Francis Porter
Champaign
George Arnold
Hudson
Gale Rade
Carlock
Dwight Utley
Bloomington
Samuel Atkins Hliot
Arlington Street
Boston
Mass
University of Illinois
Arthur P. Miller
Clara A. Applegate
Ilinois
Atlanta
Miller
Applegate
Francis L. Fister
Kankakee
Roy Taylor
Fister
Albert F. Hattenberg
Illinois
Geneva
Fulton
Whiteside
Lee
DeKalb
Abraham Lincoln
Henry W. Schwartz
Belleville
Anna Schwartz
John A. Bengston
Washington
Post Office Department
Lester Tiffany
Lake County
William H. Holly
Charles Foster
Waukegan
Olaf Pohlson
John Hoban
Foster
Holly
Leavenworth
Clarence Maitland Service
State Department of Public Works and
St. John's Hospital
Springfield
George T. Jones
Joliet
William A. Hennessy
Jones
Joliet Works
Illnois Steel Company
D. H. Lentz
Joseph Whallen
Type of Dress Always Correct Pattern 2029
A spring dress pattern offers matelasse crepe with vertical seams and pleated skirt for an illusion of length. Pattern 2029 comes in multiple sizes and colors Gray greige navy and brown are in. instructions and size details included. Send 15 cents to Sewing Circle Pattern Department New York City.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Department
West Seventeenth Street
New York City
What He Liked Stray Stories dialogue fragment
A brief excerpt shows Frank asking if the new play was better than expected and receiving a terse reply from a friend about it being shorter. The exchange reflects a playful writerly mood and audience reaction tone.
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Frank Friend
Imagination's Lavish Purse Comic Exchange
A lighthearted dialogue features two Com munists debating wealth with one boasting a million and the other insisting on a billion. The exchange humorously contrasts small dreams with grand ambitions and imagines extravagant sums.
The Perfect Hubby
A humorous dialog features Mrs Smith praising her husband as an ideal partner after a friend jokes in Boston Evening Transcript style about a man who can see little yet digest anything, highlighting light domestic banter.
A Good Start Do you play bridge Well I ve got a set of clubs
A London Answers short exchange notes a witty remark about bridge the card game and clubs as a play on words. The line hints at leisure life and social interaction in a compact humor piece.
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London
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