Late-Term Congress Shakeup Foreshadows 1940 GOP Victory
The article analyzes a closing term bolstering GOP prospects for control of the House, noting Roosevelt’s White House talks with James Farley and criticism of the New Deal. It highlights labor issues, party infighting, and a looming census drive set for 1940 with vast federal staffing and social trend checks.
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G.O.P
Congress
Franklin Roosevelt
Hyde Perk
James Farley
Washington
Reeson
Hovss
Senate
Nepoblests
Resservelt
Smenseth
Labor
New Jersey
Zep
Mary T. Norton
Smith
Trevor
NLAS
New Mexico
Toorses Federal
War era farm relief aims amid sorrow and hardship
Amid wartime strain a weary community debates using sorrowful sacrifices for farm relief. Local voices discuss turning grief into agricultural support, urging collective effort to sustain crops, livestock, and food production during the tumultuous period.
United States tax take 1938-39 falls versus prior year
Revenue for fiscal year 1938-39 totaled 5 183 573 952 dollars, down from 5 258 765 314 last year. Income taxes led the decline, dropping 424 869 356 dollars, as wholesale trade remains strong and forecasts point to autumn demand. International clothing designers forecast gaudy spring fashion with taupe to maroon daytime suits and narrower trousers.
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U. S
International Association of Clothing Designers
Mex
European peace rumors spur talk of German disarmament
The article traces rumors of talks between Britain and Germany led by R. Hudson, with Germany's Dr. Helmuth Wohlter, suggesting disarmament in exchange for peacetime reforms. It notes unconfirmed loan proposals, political backlash in London, and a Philadelphia Inquirer plan for a 25 year peace involving Danzig and frontier guarantees, all viewed with cautious optimism and fear of appeasement.
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English Channel
Germany
Helmuth Wohlter
Britain
R. & Hudson
Romania
Numor
Hudson
Joan
Haromer
London
M Hudson
Herr Wobstat
Foreign Office
Commons
Siren
Berl
Berlin
Danzig
Andy
der Puehrer
Philadelphia
Washington
Philadelphia Inquirer
France
Italy
Poland
Suez Canal Board
Gibraltar
Unclear fragment affects Russia War coverage
Fragmentary notice discusses embassy tensions and military moves involving Russia and nearby regions. Mentions wife, Outer Manchukisan area, Tokyo stance, and troop deployments. Reading is incomplete and uncertain about concrete facts or dates.
Picnic Foods and Recipes for a Family Style Outing
A periodical guide describes planning a blue sky picnic with family style meals, from simple pantry lunches to steak fry menus. It lists recipes and quantities for Cream Salad Dressing, Baked Beans, Camp Coffee, Fresh Peach Ice Cream, frankfurters with cheese and bacon, Cabbage Slaw, and Cup Cakes, plus tips on packing and serving at picnics and a note promising more in next week’s issue.
Strange Facts From Verona Chapel and Port City Tales
A garbled mix of notes references a Verona chapel with two tombs linked to a Shakespearean tale and a Liverpool Catholic site. It mentions Newport bankers in the 1850s, a dual monarchy in Porto Novo, and a Caodist temple in Tay-nich with bells rung hourly.
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Verona
Iely
Rance
Juliet
Indy
Liverpool
England
Alcrady
August Betovens
Newport
Porto Nova
Eshomey
Bat Sncodd Cittal
Tay-nich
Camel cigarettes claim greater efficiency and cooler taste
An advertising claim presents Camel cigarettes as burning slower than other major brands, delivering the equivalent of five extra smokes per pack and holding ash longer. It asserts Camel provides cooler, mellower smoking and greater value through these performance advantages.
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America
Agerita
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Western Newspaper Union
Blowst
House
Senate Banking Committee
Jesse Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
St. Joseph
Marshall County
Indiana
Jon
Department of Commerce
Biteau
U.S
Mary Norton
Japan
Europe
Wohltat and
Dove
Hudson Peace
Russia
Household News
Frankfurters de Luxe
Eleanor Howe Aliain
Eleanor Howe
Picing Basket
Hotsebold
Tukiee
Rolling Stone Door
Yruth
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