Anti-Administration Congress Hangs Up Paradoxical Record
A chaotic Washington week sees Congress adjourn amid clashes over New Deal policy. President Roosevelt boasts some victories on defense and reform while facing defeats on key appointments and debt limits, with observers noting the era of public relations shaping political fortunes and the rise of McNutt as a potential future figure.
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International chess game drags in Pacific crisis
In a global power struggle seen as a chess game, Japan and Germany push for a binding Axis alliance with Italy as Britain, France, and the U.S. watch. Ambassadors Shiratori and Oshima meet in Lake Como, while Tokyo leaders purge rivals. U.S. efforts include fleet coordination proposals and trade maneuvering amid tensions in China and Europe.
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Russia U S trade pact extended for year
Brief shows a one year continuation of the trade treaty under which the Soviet will buy at least 30,960,009 dollars in American goods. A second item notes a tentative settlement of the United Automobile Workers strike against General Motors in Detroit. A forecast estimates the U S wheat crop at 716,600,000 bushels with winter and spring components. An airline route tally covers 3,560,000 miles flown and 37,909 passengers in three months. A hearing is ordered by the SEC on Germany's plan to float a 73,000,000 issue.
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National Affairs Scrutiny of Wallace Plotle in Move to Third Term
Frantic efforts by the White House to stop the Match bill fail as events in Henry Wallace's agriculture department feed a political machine. Roosevelt aims to shift key issues to the next Congress while Texas moves to back a third-term push with Lyndon Johnson named for a party post.
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Pretty for Afternoon Or to Wear at Home
Fashion notes describe AE dress No 1795 with shirring and a panelled skirt for a slim waist, made of Che¢s er silk crepe. No 1793 offers a yacht for slim young girls with Digh neck sleeves and bows. patterns No 2795 and No 1793 list sizes and yardage. Send orders to Sewing Circle Patterns Dept Room 1321 211 W Wacker Dr Chicago.
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