Wheat Loan Plan Aims to Stabilize U S Wheat Supply
The Department of Agriculture to announce large loans under new crop control to prevent prices from collapsing. Wallace seeks heavy reductions in plantings up to 37.5 percent, with 80 million acres cut to about 50 million. Total 1.1 billion bushels projected with carryover and insurance programs to curb market.
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Department of Agriculture
Wallace
AAA
America
Corn Belt
South
Middle West
Corn Belt Liberty League
Illinois
Wage-Hour Bill Advances With 218 Signatures in House
A petition signed by 218 House members clears the rules committee path for the wage hour bill. The measure calls for a 25 cent minimum wage rising to 40 cents in three years and a 44 hour workweek cut to 40 hours in two years, to be enforced by the Labor and Justice departments. Strong opposition in the Senate may spark a filibuster.
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Senate
Congress
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Labor Department
Justice Department
Davies Named Ambassador to Belgium by Roosevelt
Joseph Davies a wealthy lawyer has been nominated ambassador to Belgium by President Roosevelt. He will leave Moscow where he and his wife Marjorie Post Hutton Davies found life dull due to limited social life among Soviets.
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Joseph Davies
Roosevelt
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Marjorie Post Hutton Davies
Labor Board Blocked From Withdrawing Records in Ford Case
The Labor Board faced a federal appeals court ruling in Covington Kentucky amending an order that bars the board from withdrawing its records in the Ford Motor Company decision. The court had earlier allowed withdrawal of an enforcement petition. The board aims to avoid scrutiny of its procedures while Inland Steel was told to revisit its case with the CIO, a move Inland contested.
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Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Covington
National Labor Relations “Board
Ford Motor Company
Inland Steel Company
Inland
Ford Company
Axis Leaders Strengthen Rome Berlin Alliance In Rome Meeting
Related dispatches report that Hitler and Mussolini cemented their bond during a six day visit in Rome with lavish entertainment and displays of power. They allegedly secured Italian economic and political interests in central Europe and promised Trieste would retain Austrian traffic despite Austria’s absorption by Germany.
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Germany
Hitler
Italy
Florence
Berlin
Roosevelt Pushes Massive Navy Expansion Bill
The Senate approved President Roosevelt's 1 157 000 000 naval program by 56 to 28. The act allows the United States to outpace other powers with the world’s most powerful ships while capping future battleships at 35 000 tons unless foreign build exceeds treaty limits, at which point 45 000 ton super-dreadnoughts may be constructed armed with 18 inch guns.
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Senate
United States
U S Declared Debtor Nation In Trade Studies
Department of Commerce findings show the United States has run a debt position for several years when current items are tallied. Excluding intangibles, the commodity balance including net silver and gold imports shows an unfavorable deficit of about 4.5 billion dollars over the past three years.
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United States
Department of Commerce
Manufacturers seek federal tax system simplification study
The National Association of Manufacturers urged Congress to start a study to simplify and coordinate taxation at federal state and local levels. The request was transmitted by association president C. R. Hook and backed by the board of directors.
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National Association of Manufacturers
Congress
Association
C. R. Hook
Practical Kitchen Tips From A Vintage Household Page
Soak and cook lemon slices with dried fruit like apricots prunes or peaches. One thin lemon slice serves two cups of dried fruit. To extend straw items coat with white varnish. Keep a cube of butter on hand to keep marshmallows from sticking when toasting. If salad is short scoop out tomatoes to stretch servings.
Fragmentary note on television policy and audience laughter
Fragmented text discusses policy considerations about television and what makes audiences laugh. The garbled lines suggest a debate on engagement and study of audience reactions, with no clear names, dates, or outcomes.
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