Roosevelt's busy return stirs fresh policy plans
President Roosevelt returns to Washington in fine health to tackle a flood of work. Plans for the inaugural on January 20 are outlined, with cabinet reshaping contemplated, and the budget and state-of-the-nation messages to be drafted. The inaugural parade will be limited and military units only.
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Federal license plan for corporations sparks debate
Wyoming Senator O Mahoney proposes a federal license to operate for incorporated businesses, risking denial of interstate trade if not granted. Critics warn of bureaucratic power, licensing penalties, and potential dictatorial control over private industry, while supporters see it as a guard against unregulated corporate power.
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Caruso Biography Highlights A Great Tenor's Rise
Enrico Caruso rose from bricklayer to opera star, becoming the Metropolitan Opera's prominent tenor. In 17 years he sang 607 times, earning over a million dollars, once offered 4000 a night but accepting 2400, and he refused Naples for a kiss memory. He could shatter glasses by a high vibrating note.
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Christmas Among the Pines Warms an Oregon Town
In a small Oregon town, a crew plans a festive Christmas for local families in need. Bob leads a volunteer invitation to Martins family while Sam, Dave, and others prepare decorations, popcorn, and music. Claus and carols cap a communal, hopeful gathering.
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A House Built Christmas Day in Frontier Missouri
A pioneer tale from Linn County describes Henry Nave and companions building a log shelter on Christmas Day near Arrow Rock Missouri along the old Santa Fe trail. They felled round poles, laid a stone hearth, mud mortar, and heated and cooked venison and corn pone, celebrating with log-raisings and social revelry as they endured rough pioneer life.
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