Senator Hoey Keeps Senate Up All Night In Fight Over NRA Extension
Senator Hoey waged a long filibuster to defeat Gore’s amendment and secure extension of the NRA measure. The vote ended 41 to 18 with a later House vote 201 to 121 approving the extension, tied to antitrust tightening and continued recovery programs.
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Japanese push toward Peiping and Tientsin expands war
News from Nanking reports Japanese troops advancing from the Great Wall toward Peiping and Tientsin after presenting new demands to the Chinese government. Kuomintang branches closed as Chinese officials, powerless, withdraw. Ho Ying-ching instructed to prepare for possible war.
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Paroles and Ransom Vincent Astor and Mussolini Commentary
A collage of topics outlines a Western crime case involving the Weyerhaeuser kidnapping plan and prior prison terms, notes Astor’s hotel purchase, and quotes Mussolini on empire. It covers brain bath medical gossip, journalism views on radicalism, and JapanChina yield in Tientsin with imperial hints.
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Midwest Opens 1936 Campaign
About 5000 Midwest Republicans gathered in Springfield Illinois for a grass roots conference to set the tone of the 1936 campaign with a pledge to save the Constitution and democratic government in America. James Roosevelt charged the GOP is dead at Excelsior Springs Missouri, while Republican leaders insist the Constitution remains the guiding issue and New Deal principles will be repudiated.
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Pioneer Children Play Baseball in Alaska Camps
Young pioneers in Palmer Alaska establish a makeshift baseball diamond beside their tent city. As families migrate to Matanuska valley to homestead, children adapt the grand old game to frontier life despite hardships.
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