Response to Roosevelts tax and labor program debates
The article outlines Senator Vandenberg’s ten point Republican program to counter Democrats, including tax and wage provisions, and argues for a balanced budget, social security reform, and limits on government powers. It also covers Roosevelt’s meetings with private utilities, government power policy, and a Chinese theater of war developments. Additionally, Windsor wins libel suit and William Green denounces the wage and hour bill, urging revision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandenberg
Michigan
Social Securiy Act
al Pradent
America
Frank
Green
Billyilliam Green
A. F. of L
National Labor Relations Board
Radio Exhaustion and Snake Charmers in The News
A reflective column surveys sports broadcasters fatigue as season wraps up and wild play-by-play antics flood radio. It savors odd snake anecdotes from Kansas old times, politics jokes, and a faded starlet’s decline, noting fame’s rapid ebb.
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Anta Monica
Calif
Graham McNamee
Graham
John McCullough
Irish Goldberg
Roosevelt Congress clash over New Deals in extra session
The article critiques Roosevelt’s extra session aims to secure crop control and federal wage rules, noting Democratic lawmakers back home question his policies. It argues Congress resists a rubber stamp role, with many members seeking reelection and challenging New Deal directions, while some push rival programs.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
House
Rui
Senate
Ballyhoo
Capitol
White House
Legislative
Roosevelt and Democrats face relief funding split in Congress
The piece argues the New Deal burden on business risks bipartisan rifts as Congress weighs relief for destitute unemployed and shifts from Hopkins' blank check approach. It notes potential pushback to Roosevelt and a divide among Democrats seeking local control of relief funds ahead of elections.
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Literary Digest
Nhxt
Congress
Ickes
Harry Hopkins
Works Progress
Hopkins
Mr. Roosevelt
House
New Deal
Roosevelt
Senate
Western Newspaper Union
Foxy Little Terrier For Tea Towels
Pattern advertisement describes a terrier motif for tea towels. Includes transfer S746 with six motifs averaging 5 by 8 inches, material needs, stitch instructions, and color suggestions. To obtain pattern, send 15 cents in stamps or coins to Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. 259 W. Fourteenth St. New York NY.
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Household Arts Dept
Fourteenth St
New York
Fragmented Prose on Relationships and Self Reflection
A scattered excerpt discusses how a harsh spouse can break a partner’s spirit and how praise benefits the loved one. It praises kindness, self scrutiny, and the idea that a true survey of faults begins with oneself, urging personal accountability and restraint in harsh judgment.
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Tennessee
Afaryin Jones
Texas
House Agriculture Committee
Sion
Westen Ne
Vandenbers
Wendellie
Commonwealth & Southern Corporation
Floyd Carlisle
Niagara Hudson Power Corporation
New York State Power Authority
Wilkie
Aasis
China
Yangtse
Nenking
John Son
Hankow
Shenghei
Fee
Soong
Chiang Rei Shek
Brussels
Duc de Guise
Berche
France
Windsor
Duke of Windsor
Ther
Hewart
Omething
Kansas
Eve
Garden of Eden
NCE
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Irvin
Cobb
Irvin S. Cobb
Maceliot
Leleth
yHales
Terry
Kat
Sgws
Uguig
Denton
Wales
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