Roosevelt Tests Republican Relief Plan In Small Test
President Roosevelt allocates 22,700,006 of Public Works funds for direct state grants under a new relief experiment. The plan requires 45 percent federal, 55 percent local funding and 100 percent relief labor, aiming for permanent improvements like schools and water systems while echoing Republican proposals on merit based administration and local control. Critics doubt its feasibility and warn it could become unworkable with patronage.
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Harry Hopkins
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Relief and diplomacy shift under new federal funds plan
The piece discusses how President’s relief policy may limit benefits for small communities with scarce skilled labor. It notes potential misuse to favor relief labor, contrasts prior PWA methods, and praises broader reach to smaller towns. It also covers Mussolini's Ethiopia move, Kaiser Victor Emanuel, and Ethiopia’s status in international diplomacy amid Manchuria tensions.
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Mr. Tafari
Unites States
Washington
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Salvador
Manchuria
Debunking Wars and Red Scare Rants in a Salon Spout
A Los Angeles area columnist catalogs a symposium by Mrs. Bud Lighton urging national sanity. She condemns war brinkmanship, bans flashy displays, and cautions against mob fervor. The piece mocks League of Nations hopes, anti foreign agitation, and political posturing with sharp satire on contemporary figures.
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Calif
Bud" Lighton
Polka Dot Tunic Frock Promises Versatile Wardrobe Appeal
Polka dot tunic frock designed for town country and vacation wear. Blue polka dots on white ground with a tiny waist belt, wide shoulder vogue, puffed sleeves, and open or high neckline options. Barbara Bell pattern 1927 B available in sizes 12 14 16 18 20. fabric amounts listed. send 15 cents for pattern. order via The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept 367 Williams St Chicago.
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Barbara Bell
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
Wildams St
Chicago
Sett Syndicate
Tony Servica
HOWGHOM Questions and Kitchen Tips From WNT Service
A compilation of household hints on cooking and food handling. Tips include rinsing milk to prevent scorching, making raisin sauce for puddings, keeping chicken white and tender with lemon, using a silver-plated fork for cereals, breading cauliflower leftovers for luncheon, and practical advice on washing blankets and potatoes.
Foreign Phrases and Their Meanings in Plain Form
A compact reference to Latin and French phrases with translations or explanations. It lists Abusus non tellit usum, Auri sacra fames, Boa chieu chasse de race, Blood will tell, Esprit des lois, Pavene linguis, and others with brief English meanings. The tone resembles a glossary entry from a language or law text.
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Auri Sacra Fames
Franklin’s Son in Law and Last New Jersey Governor
The text notes Franklin's son in law, born 1731 and died 1213, as the last royal governor of New Jersey. William served as governor starting in 1782, supported the Revolution, and was imprisoned during wartime theft. After independence, he moved to England for the rest of his life. Benjamin Franklin had one other child, a daughter named Sarah.
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England
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Joe E Brown Club Promo With Grape-Nuts Flakes
Joe E Brown promotes a boys club offer for sending a box-top to receive a membership pin and club manual. The notice teases prize progression to sergeant and captain and suggests serving Grape-Nuts Flakes with milk and peaches as a nourishing hot weather option.
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