Inflation battle and Amelia Earhart record flight noted
Congress split over Patman inflation bill with McAdoo backing it and a 35 to 23 Senate vote while Amelia Earhart set a record flying 2 100 miles from Mexico City to Newark in 14 hours 22 minutes. the event drew a crowd of 3000 as her radio contact linked New Orleans and Washington.
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Pat Harrison
House
William @. McAdoo
California
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George Palmer Putnam
Tampico
New Orleans
Department of Commerce
American Air
National Topics Interpreted by William Bruckart in Washington
In Washington the Chamber of Commerce attacked the New Deal, while Roosevelt pressed back. The debate highlighted business unity, NRA, and political machine concerns. Farley warned of shifting votes as conservatives rally behind homeowners and workers. The Senate pushed a revised NRA continuation plan with limits on price fixing and intrastate codes, signaling a cautious path forward.
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Chamber of Commerce of
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Business Advisory Council
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Business Voice
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Mississippi
Quotes The Constitution by William Ferraro
B.S. Senator from Idaho argues the Constitution is the people’s guide for agents in trusteeship. It contains power to meet emergencies and resist communism or fascism without surrendering liberty. He cites public opinion as the sole force to curb trends away from constitutional methods, criticizing political parties.
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William FE roRau
Freedom or socialism by Ogden Mills essay
Former Treasury secretary Ogden Mills argues the nation must choose between a free country and socialism. He claims economic liberalism cannot endure constant government interference and warns compromises are illusory, likening current policies to fascist experiments.
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Ogden Mills
Appeal to Germany by Arthur MacDonald Premier of Britain
Premier Arthur MacDonald appeals to the German people expressing deep sympathy for their grievances. He urges sums to join with other nations to build mutual trust and contribute to peace, hoping the Saar conference will dispel clouds and let sun shine.
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British Empire
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Queen Mary
United Kingdom
Dominions
London
George
Hyde Park
House of Commons
Edward A. FitzRoy
Ramsay MacDonald
Sankey
Stephen Kirlik
Duke of York
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Horse Guards
Prince of Wales
Life Guards
Queen Maud of
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Duke of Gloucester
Mary
St Pauls Cathedral
Anpry MacDonald
Great Britain
Germany
Bigger Planes
Aircraft designer Igor Sixorsky argues future aviation will gain speed and cabin space. He forecasts planes with 100 passenger capacity within two years, surpassing current Clippers. He envisions large flying boats in service two years hence with 200 mph cruising speed and strong payloads for ocean crossings.
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Igor Sixorsky
AL of Aviation
California
Honolulu
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Atlantic
Pacific
Mei
Express
No Pulaski Day by President Roosevelt
The president honors General Pulaski and other officers who served with General Washington. He argues against creating separate memorial days for each hero, noting the strong tradition of observing one national day for the Revolution’s leadership and legacy.
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Roosevelt Eneral Pulaski
General Pulaski
Washington
Crisis in cotton under Wallace policy sparks industry fight
A cotton industry expert accuses Secretary Wallace of foolishness and half baked ideas for nearly two years. He says criticism is not whining but rumblings of a sustained attack on policies that threaten industry survival amid reform attempts.
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Dexter Stevens
Wallace
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Wind Berrios
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