Congress Ends War on Many Fronts with Large Appropriations
Seventy fifth Congress adjourned after approving more than 20 billion dollars in wartime and relief spending. Key actions included passage of a 3.9 billion dollar second deficiency bill and funding for land purchases for Lake Tahoe National Park, plus extensions on federal farm loan interests. Senator Van Nuys seeks reelection as independent amid Supreme Court dispute. Violent flood and war damages in China and Japan noted alongside labor tensions and wage proposal debates.
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Finland Pays Debt Installment and Honeymoon for Presidents Kin
Finland announced payment of its June debt installment and reported a gain of 161,935 dollars with the Federal Reserve in New York. John P. Vi Hungarian minister touted a gov bid paying one percent of postwar debt. In other notes, among defaulting nations listed are Belgium Czechoslovakia Es nce Great Britain Italy Latvia Lithuania Poland Romania and Jugoslavia. John Roosevelt and Anne Lindsay Clark wed at Nahant Mass with a reception at Nahant club then a Bermuda honeymoon at Vincent Astor estate.
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Washington on relief funds as political tools in crisis
A Washington column argues relief funding is being used for political purposes and questions Senate restraint. It credits neither the White House nor President Roosevelt with curbing misuse, notes House leadership alignment with Roosevelt, and highlights public pressure driving inquiry into the $5,000,000,000 spending bill and alleged electoral influence.
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Railway Aid Postponed After Senate House Decision
Leaders of the senate and house agreed to adjourn congress by June 15 and told the President that the nondied railroad reorganization bill would be postponed to the next session. They planned to pass two railway measures instead: RFC loans to railroads without ICC certification and a special unemployment insurance system for rail workers.
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Healing Party Rifts and White House Talks Reported
The piece describes efforts by President Roosevelt to mend Democratic rifts. It notes Tommy Corcoran and an elimination committee aimed at purging opponents, a White House luncheon with Senator Gillette to discuss united action, and Roosevelt’s signals to New York Democrats approving Lehman’s renomination. It also mentions a plan for Lehman to run for senator and Wagner for governor, now likely abandoned. A separate federal reserve bulletin cites the U S business depression as deeper than in other industrial nations, with war materiel production in rival countries bolstering their activity while U S industries falter.
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Japan demands rejected as US ships stay on Yangtze
Admiral Yarnell rejects Japanese demand to clear Yangtze between Wuhu and Kiukiang. US Navy to maintain freedom of movement, keep ships white, and operate where Americans are in danger despite Japanese pressure. Eight Army flyers die in Illinois crash after bomber storms.
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Unclear request about a cherished smile and speech
The fragment describes a sentiment about cherishing a smile and a personal message to someone, expressed in simple terms. It mentions an intent to address everyone with warmth, but the exact subject and context are not specified.
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