Global Electoral Shifts Highlight End of New Deal Era
A wide review tracks Republican gains in New York and other states, note shifts in mayoralties, legislatures, and governors. Franklin Roosevelt faces mixed results as Democrats hold majorities in several areas while Republicans score in Ohio and New Jersey. The report covers international moves with Greece’s George II restored to the throne and Canada’s King in talks with Roosevelt on trade pacts.
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Communist Internationale
Italy
Europe
Relief work rule tightens as Hopkins bars noncompliant workers
Administrator Harry L. Hopkins orders barring from relief jobs anyone not on the dot as of November 1. He allows 10 percent non-relief labor on any project with broader exceptions. The $330 million public works non-federal program and the $100 million low cost housing program are exempt due to skilled labor shortages.
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Harry L. Hopkins
Budget Huddle Signals Roosevelts New Year Agenda
The article discusses the annual White House budget session with President Roosevelt and Daniel Bell outlining budget estimates for the next fiscal year. It notes political influence on budgeting, Republican attacks on spending and taxation, and quotes the American Liberty League urging restraint while defending relief programs.
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Roosevelt and opposition shape New Deal political battle
A Washington observer notes that Roosevelt's defenders claim spending kept the nation afloat while Republicans like Lewis Douglas attack waste and higher taxes. The piece outlines how the New Deal faces its stiffest test in the House, potential shifts in district races, and the political stakes ahead of nominating conventions. It also mentions court reviews of Muscle Shoals plans and a 1791 letter on Indians rights in the Tennessee valley. Western Newspaper Union.
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Evangelist Illy Sunday dies at 73 in Chicago home
Illy Sunday a fiery evangelist who led thousands to altar calls died of heart disease at his brother in law’s Chicago home. He was nearly seventy three and had been a Presbyterian minister since 1903. He was once a professional ball player and was known as “Ma” to many.
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Dont Guess But Know Dont Entrust Your Family's Headache Relief
A health advisory stresses asking your family doctor about the safety of regular Bayer Aspirin. It notes prior remedies often harmed the stomach or heart, cites Bayer Aspirin as fast relief for headaches and rheumatic pains, and asserts millions find it safe for regular use.
Real Learning Counts Beyond What We Think We Know
The phrase emphasizes ongoing growth through reflection and practice. It argues that true knowledge is proven by new understanding gained after initial assumptions are challenged, encouraging curiosity, humility, and continuous study. This mindset shapes personal and professional development.
Creomulsion Ad Urges Quick Relief for Cough and Chest Colds
A Creomulsion advertisement claims fast relief from coughs, chest colds, and bronchial irritation by soothing inflamed membranes and loosening phlegm. It guarantees satisfaction with a money-back offer if results are not evident after the first bottle.
Youll Forget Nerves Are You Troubled With Nerves
A compact early 20th century feature offers guidance for farmers facing anxiety. It suggests practical work like plowing and cultivating fields such as three acres of corn to steady nerves and restore confidence.
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