Where Is New Deal headed under Roosevelt critics
Washington reports survey opinions among lawmakers on the New Deal's direction after the second session. Some say planned national life promises greater happiness while others doubt and fear costs and unclear endpoints. News coverage notes Tugwell hearings, White House strategy shift, and reduced press access on Roosevelt’s Hawaii trip.
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Chicago
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NRA
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Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Hawaii
Movie project proof of Cobb stories on screen in progress
A column recounts Irvin Cobb’s literary influence as actors prepare a film by Hal Roach and Jack Ford. It notes Cobb recognizing parts of his stories in the script, his Civil War knowledge, and the team around him including McNewzis Syndicate and Ince.
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Cobo
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England
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Chicago Tribune
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Saturday Evening Post
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Tennessee
Ohio
Cumberland
Mississippi
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Wars
Rivers
Maine
McNewzis Syndicate
Ince
Lottery Curbs and Gambling Debates Across Borders
A discussion on strict limits for stock and commodity speculation coexists with moves to legalize gambling such as horse racing and lotteries. The piece traces history from Elizabethan England to modern debates, noting moral, social, and fiscal arguments for and against public lotteries and government benefit.
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Commodity Exchange
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New Jersey
Israel
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England
France
Germany
Spain
Austria
Lland
British Museum
Kings College
Columbia University
Irish Free State
Calcutta
Government stance on lottery harms and income impact
A New York Times article argues that government involvement in a national lottery would offend many citizens, have negative psychological effects, and yield only trifling income.
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New York Times
Dog Record Scholar Tim Regular at Somersets Infants School
Miss W B Godfrey reports Tim the dog attends an Infants' school in Somersetshire England for two years. Each morning he enters the open classroom and sits at his reserved chair. He plays with a ball after lunch and lines up when the bell rings. He then returns home.
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Somersetshire
England
Knows His Snoozing The Night Watchman Position
A fragment notes a humorous line about sleep habits with a joking reference to the night watchman. The quirky aside implies a playful tone without specifying a person or place.
Sunshining Coal and Inked Dyes From Ancient Times
Fragmented prose reflects on coal as a source of power and dyes, contrasting ancient sunshining beauty with modern industry. It muses on fuels like gasoline and black diamonds while recalling Tyrian purple and nature as renewal, set in a London frame.
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Stephenson
F Railways
Huttay
London
Politicians Sense Man Is Inclined to Go
A political observer notes that the public figure shows a tendency to depart from current duties. The commentary discusses potential motives and the timing favored by supporters and rivals.
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