Business and Roosevelt clash at annual chamber meeting
Washington notes report show Chamber of Commerce opposition to New Deal policy. The speaker argues Roosevelt seeks reelection with little business backing, citing tensions over tax rules, credit, and government encroachment into private enterprise. The piece critiques both sides and warns of ongoing conflict between government policy and private business interests.
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Les Not Beer
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New Deal
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Business
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Morris Cocke
Te Corporation Commission of Virginia
Virginia Commission
Virginia
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Delon
THIOPIA DEFEAT ENDS EAST AFRICA WAR IN 1936
News review notes Haile Selassie fled Addis Ababa aboard a British cruiser as Italian forces entered the capital. Mussolini seeks broader control in East Africa while European powers debate sanctions and recognition. In Washington, debate over the New Deal and war sanctions dominates Congress as Roosevelt pushes large relief spending and public works.
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Blue Nile
O Duce
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Britain
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Geneva
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Eden
Italy
League
United States
Mossolini
Great Britain
League of Nations
Anthony
House of Commons
Lebonites
Washington
Iskine
State Department
Engert
Edith Nourse Rogers
Massachusetts
Hull
Legation
Sta
Foeeker Babe Selassie
Askari
Linnor
Fragmented reminiscences touch on drink laws and old ideals
The text sketches muddled reflections on policing, sobriety devices, and old political debates. It invokes laws, reform schemes, and a past where local rituals and figures mingle with contemporary issues, hinting at a wider cultural tug of war.
Calcium Excess Causes Golter Production Halt
A garbled report notes a calcium imbalance affecting Golter production and feeding, leading to stunted output and planning difficulties. The fragment references exterum and mite involvement, but details are unclear.
Sea Horse Defeats Elephant in Bloody Duel at Sea
A chaotic shipboard scene unfolds as Sea Horse defeats an Elephant in a brutal duel. Passengers flee as panic erupts aboard the liner Ex enlibar ay esten itd of death. Four hours later the elephant lies slain while Belulan Comte Roacsef and others witness the fray.
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Roacsef
Adlerika bowel cleanse claims heart relief from gas
An old advertisement touts Adlerika as a dual bowel cleanse from upper and lower bowels. It claims one dose relieves stomach gas pressing on the heart and improves sleep, with testimonials from Dr. H. L. Shoub and Mrs. Jas. Filler. It urges use for gas, sour stomach, headaches, and nervousness. Sold by druggists.
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Adlerika
H. L. Shoub
New York
Jas
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