Foreign Phrases And Their Meanings In Brief Entries
A compact listing of French and Latin phrases with translations. Terms include amour propre self esteem en bon train on the way to success hors de propos irrelevant omnia possumus omnes we cannot all do all things terum again dem spiro spero while I live I do flagrante delicto caught in the act multum in parvo much in little gosse street slang for child and related notes.
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Dem Spiro
Spero
South Carolina
Gossoon
Roosevelt Landslide Caps Election Victory Across Nation
The Roosevelt win presents a sweeping victory with 523 electoral votes as Landon carries Maine and Vermont. The article notes Democrat majorities in Congress and predicts strong New Deal momentum with a Republican minority, while names like Landon, Garner, and Farley feature in post‑election reflections.
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New Deal
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
James Monroe
Roosevelt
Maine
Vermont
Landon
Knox
Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
Senate
House
Congress Wl
Brox
Ait
Foris
Welfere
Nations Organization
American Tiberty League
The
Sonnels Amearice
Voltigers
Wiliam Leake
Union Party
North Dakota
John N. Garner
Daniel O. Hastings
Delaware
Lester Doke
3. J. Dickinson
Iowa
Jesse H. Metcalf
Rhode Island
Robert D. Carey
Wyoming
Massachussetts
Henry Cabot Lodger
James M. Curley
Michigan
James Couzens
Prentiss M. Brown
W. M. Brucker
William E. Boren
Idaho
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Charles L. McNary
Oregon
George Norris
Nebraska
Minnesota
Ames A. Farley
Farley
Ireland
Congress to face business issues as 75th Congress convenes
A Washington column previews the early agenda of the upcoming 75th Congress. It argues that corporate expansion hinges on tax reform and less federal interference, highlighting fears of regulatory burden and unsound government spending while noting plans from unnamed firms to invest billions if policies improve.
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Washington
Congress
Sean
House
Senate
Economic concerns loom as inflation and policy strain business
The writer argues unsteady money value and government meddling harm business and employment. Banks idle capital, rising bills, and tax laws threaten corporate profits while Congress may ease regulations. Labor curbs face constitutional limits, with markets needing stability to revive activity. Western Newpaper Uva
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American Federation of Labor
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Rake
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Mes Deaggit
London
Edward W. Pickard
Western Newspaper Union
William Lenger
Elmer Benson
Farmer Laborne
Philip F. LaFollette
Wisconsin
New York
Herbert Lehman
Henry Horner
Sinois
Hyde Park
Indianapolis
Buenos Aires
Rio de Janeiro
Epense
Edouard Daladier
France
Germany
Chamber of Deputies
Dealadier
Edward VII
England
House of Lords
League of Nations
League
Britain
United States
India
Wellis Simpson
Diplomats
Sarate
Capitol
Western Newpaper Uva
Arnold Bennett
Phillips
Magnesia
Hollywood
Jimonie Fidler
BO Rind
Luden’s
Lewis E Pinkbans
Tors
Classifie Bi
Pau Ik