Weekly analysis ties reforms to Lewis fire on Garner
Joseph W Lobine reports on Lewis blasting wage hour amendments, rallying rural voters against Roosevelt's lend spend plan. The piece traces how the attack widened rural GOP alignment, affecting Senate and House battles, subsidy forecasts, AAA changes, and political maneuvering surrounding Byrd, Wallace, and Hatch measures. The article also notes administrative reshuffles and Soviet and Far East shifts as broader context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
South
Republic Deng
Jack Garner
House
Senate
Roosevelt
Athen Barkley
Ang Hsien
North Dakota
Gerald P. Re Flnelly
Global tensions ripple through 1930s power plays and Mars chatter
Amid anti-British protests and Japan's push in China, Chamberlain faces the new order gambit while the U.S. ponders an arms embargo. Britain withdraws, the United States severs the trade pact, and Japan forges ties with Germany Italy. Separately a Mars proximity scare prompts radio attempts from Baldwin to contact the red planet, ending in failing signals and fading mystery.
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China
Chamberlain
Craigis
Britain
Asia
Tokyo
Washington
State Department
U. S
Gallup
Japan
Sen
Key Pittman
Foreign Relations Committee
Foreign Office
U.S
Hachira Arita
Eleve
Hitler
Germany
Italy
Reich
Sing Ching
France
Russia
New York
Blackont
Mendez
Argentine
Mars
Blcermfontein
South Africa
Earth
Baldwin, N
Press Wireless, Inc
Clyde Fisher
American Museum of Natural History
U S Antitrust Suit Against AMA Dismissed
In Washington a federal antitrust suit against the American Medical Association was dismissed with the ruling that medicine is a profession not a business. The note cites the court's reasoning and implications for regulatory action.
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Washington
U.S
American Medical Association
Rochester
Minn
William Mayo
Charles
New York
A. & P. Food Stores
Anthony Drexel Duke
Princeton
Squélus
Congress Debates Whale Oil Tax and Rail Toll Burdens
National affairs report on efforts to repeal a three cent whale oil tax amid hopes for railroad tax relief. Americans argue local taxes cripple railroads while Norwegian crews dominate killer ships, and Alcatraz remains a political issue tied to Connecticut senatorial maneuvers and Homer Cummings's influence.
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Congress
Washington
Fras
United States
Uncle Sam
Worth Carolina
Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio
Homer Cummings
Ali
Homer S. Cummings
Connecticut
San Francisco
Cummings
Roosevelt
San Francisco Bey Prison
Alcatraz
Murphy
Bell Syndicate
WNY Service
Unclear Speech on Beauty, Humor, and Society
A witty, fragmented reflection on public figures and social norms. The speaker muses on arresting thoughts, the allure of beauty shops, and the crowd reaction to unconventional pursuits. It notes tradition, money making, and self-scrutiny through mirrorlike comparisons.
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Ed Bowe
Your Gift for Children and Inheritance
A historic quotation by T. L. Cuyter highlights the enduring value of thoughts and gifts for children. The message urges daily deeds and steady care as a lasting legacy beyond material wealth.
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T. L. Cuyter
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Garner
Western Newspaper Union
John L. Lewis
House Labor Committees
Jack
Senator Barkley
Virginia
Harry Byrd
US. Agriculture Department
Liverpool
Henry 4. Wallace
Treasury
L. S
London
Wallsee
White House
Hatch
New Mexico
Carl A. Betch
Ligue
Bil
Frank Murphy
James Lawrence Fir
TVA
Frank R. McNicch
Federal Communicadors Commission
Cornell Hull
Genis
Iinger
Isberia
Moscow
Josef Stalin
Vyacheslav Bigletov
Far East
Grigorio Shiera
Wassily Bicecher
Peroy
Berlin
Rome
Wenion
Comrede Litviney
Sorn Lewis
Constantin Oumansey Pursee
Devil's Island
Francis T. Maloney
Maloney
Meloney
Eas
Jone
Uncle Phil
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