Lobbying as an Old Roman Custom Returns to Capitol
Washington readers examine the growing influence of lobbying in Congress. The piece traces its origins as a personal contact practice in Roman times to modern day public relations and propaganda. It notes the shift from bribes to manipulation of public sentiment and highlights the role of legislative representatives and public relations counsel in shaping legislation.
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Associated Press
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Congress
The
Republic
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Thomas
Colorado
Lobbying in Washington Faces Fresh Purification Push
A New Hepburn era view portrays lobbying as a powerful yet potentially beneficial force in government. Congress weighs reform. the Senate backs registering all Washington lobbyists, while the House hesitates, amid inquiries into who funds lobbying efforts and who truly represents the people.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Senator Black
D-Ala
House
Lucy Gayheart and the Limits of Love in Willa Cather
A review notes a remoteness and artificiality in Willa Cather’s Lucy Gayheart. It follows a Nebraska girl who travels to Chicago to study piano, becomes involved with a greatly older singer, and is kept from becoming a fully realized character. The critique suggests the novel explores how love can distort reality. Weighed by a distant tone, the piece questions the singer’s depiction and the novel’s departure for its author.
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Willa Catcher
Lucy Gayheart
Nebraska
Chicago
Clement Sebastian
Sebastian
Lucy
Miss Cather
Review of recent novels and stories across multiple authors
A critic surveys new titles including Clarence Day Life With Father Na omi Jacobs Honour Come Back Audrey Lucas Double Turn John P Marquand No Hero E R Eddison Mistress of Mistresses Charles G Givens The Rose Petal Murders Esther Meynell Time's Door noting tone range from humorous domestic portrait to exotic adventure and lyrical period fantasies.
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Audrey Lucas
Dutton
E. V. Lucas
John P. Marquand
Little, Brown
E. R. Eddison
Aphrodite
Charles G. Givens
Bobbs-Murrill
Esther Meynell
Macmillan
Paganini
Third International Philatelic Exhibition in New York May 1936
The third International Philatelic Exhibition will be held in New York during May 1936. The event gathers stamp collectors and dealers for exhibits, sales, and judging across multiple halls and venues in the city.
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New York
Pure Petroleum Gasoline Promises Clean Burn and Power
Marketing copy touts 100% Pure Petroleum Base with no added chemicals and no acid refining. Claims of cleaner burning and greater net power due to an air conditioned gasoline blend.
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