Soviet Russia and U S tensions dominate all union congress speeches
Molotov attacks U S relations and cites American unemployment and hunger claims while warning against trade effects of the Fish bill. Stimson studies Russia as Crain faces NY magistrates’ scandal and Roosevelt considers nonpartisan city probe. naval treaties and disarmament talks plus Holmes birthday mark vital foreign and domestic policy notes.
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Hamilton Fish, Jr
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William R. Castle
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Hoover veto looms as tariff talk fades in 1930s session
Debates show Republican tilt with Senator Cutting and Senator-Elect Costigan leading party lines while Democrats rally to defend the Hoover veto of the Wagner employment service bill. Talks on tariff take back seat as cost concerns and cabinet positions dominate.
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Navy to award six destroyer contracts by summer
AVY department officials announce that contracts for the construction of at least six of the eleven destroyers funded in the recent short session will be awarded early this summer. The ships aim to be the largest, fastest, and most seaworthy in this class for the United States fleet, clocking 40 miles per hour, 1500 tons, and armed with 5 inch guns plus a larger fuel capacity for extended action.
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Jesus Busy Doing Good and the World’s Savior
Lesson notes focus on Jesus anointed by the Spirit and his good works. It outlines January and February topics with John the Baptist, Jesus’ divine humanity, temptation, healing, opposition, and mission. March lessons cover neighbors, hosting in Bethany, and the rich fool parable, leading into Luke's gospel.
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Our Love to God and the Army of Good Will
A devotional note affirms love to God guiding earthly direction. It speaks of sympathy with God’s work everywhere and declares enlistment in the army of good will toward men as a path to light in dark times.
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Men of Genius and Their Move in Society
The poem-like lines compare men of genius to meteors that blaze briefly and then settle as dull stones in society. The passage suggests genius appears brilliant yet often becomes inert after descent to everyday life.
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Earth
Civil War Memory Ties Four Generations to Paul Store Sale
J W Coakley, an eighty five year old Confederate veteran, recalls transacting with four generations of the Paul family across Missouri and Virginia as the Jack Paul grocery store in Mexico La is sold. He mentions riding six miles to Harrisonburg in 1862 when salt prices rose after Yankee salt mines were captured, paying one dollar for four pounds of coarse barrel salt.
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Indianapolis News
Mothers Learn Uses of Magnesia During Pregnancy
From expectancy through weaning, Phillips Milk of Magnesia relieves nausea heartburn and morning sickness aids digestion provides mild laxative action for regular bowel movements and neutralizes cow's milk for infant feeding. Available in 25 and 50 cent bottles at drugstores endorsed by physicians for 50 years.
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Keeping It Going
Unclear dialogue notes a character seeking an audience with the boss about a job while the boss is unavailable due to an unemployment conference, according to a judge.
Rainbow Rooms Opinion Poll Sparks Colorful Debate
In a playful exchange the Rainbow Rooms asks readers which profession is most colorful. The response: bathroom designing stands out as the top choice for urban color and creativity.
Modernists Friend Quarrel Over Divorce and Car Custody
A modernist woman explains to her partner that she and Bill plan divorce but asserts she seeks custody of the car. She will wait until final payments are made so she does not dip into her funds to complete the payment.
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Nagako
Japan
Hirohito
Chichibu
Bill
How One Woman Lost 20 Lbs of Fat
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as the easiest safe weight loss method. A Buffalo woman claims a 20 pound drop with improved energy and clear skin, while promises of a money back guarantee accompany a Chicago mail training offer for newspaper work.
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Mame Carey
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Consolation Dialogue on Marriage Objection
A brief exchange shows a suitor urging marriage while a parent's stance looms. The father’s potential opposition hinges on the mother’s presence, signaling family dynamics influencing union.
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