Primary campaigns poised to test Roosevelt’s party hold
The coming Democratic nominating battles for Senate and House may reveal how far President Roosevelt can dictate party choices and how broad a coalition opposes the New Deal. Idaho Democrat Worth Clark exemplifies a willing ally and independent critic, signaling fierce intra party dynamics.
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Roosevelt Notes Spark Debate On Press and Policy
The piece argues for lawmakers to prioritize constituency welfare over personal allegiance. It critiques Roosevelt’s public notes and syndicated records, noting tensions between government-supplied material and private journalism. It highlights conflicts over access to conference transcripts and the evolving role of government in public information.
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Roosevelt Linked to Public Works Plan and Bank Lending
WPA chief Harry Hopkins and deputy Aubrey Williams met the President as news leaked of a $1.5 billion public works program to fund federal bonds, lend to states and cities, and revive industry. The plan envisions long loan terms and housing as a priority while warning that a larger relief fund may be needed for growing unemployment. Jesse Jones said CFRC loans could be extended individually, with longer terms for business access. The article also notes tense political voting on a motion to recommit in Congress with a protracted, closely split tally.
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Reorganization Bill Upheld By Congress Shelved
The House voted 204 to 196 to recommit and shelve the government reorganization bill for this session. Democrats 108, Republicans 88, Progressives 6, Farmer-Laborites 2 supported. opposition consisted of 191 Democrats, 2 Progressives, 3 Farmer-Laborites with no Republican votes to save it.
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Court Proposal Aims to Save Railroads From Bankruptcy
White House conferences and a presidential study backed a plan to create a special unit with judicial powers to speed voluntary railroad reorganizations. The unit could be a court or board under the Interstate Commerce Commission, with appeals to federal circuit courts. The report also urged a transportation board, loan facilitation, bankruptcy act modifications, and consolidations.
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Help Business Measure Moves Through Senate
Senator Pat Harrison described the Help Business revenue bill as rewritten by the senate finance committee and submitted to the senate. Some expect quick passage while others say a full week of debate is likely. Senator Charles McNary of Oregon backs the bill, calling it an improvement and urging swift passage to aid business.
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Plan to Defend Czechs
French foreign minister Joseph Paul-Boncour outlined an alliance plan linking Soviet Russia Poland Jugoslavia and Czechoslovakia with France to shield Czechs from Nazi Germany. Ambassadors and Prague Bucharest ministers were asked to sound out their governments. Hodza rejected Nazi demands for elections among 3.5 million Germans in Czechoslovakia.
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Water the Elixir of Life by C Houston Goudiss
C Houston Goudiss argues water is essential to health as the nutrient carrier and waste remover. He notes the body is over two thirds water, explains how water supports cellular function, and provides guidance on daily intake and water-rich foods. He urges regular hydration with meals and highlights signs of water deficiency.
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Questions Answered on Weight Reduction and Nutrition
The column advises starting weight loss when the weight first rises above normal. Cocoa has a stimulant similar to caffeine but less than tea or coffee. Milk is not fattening. a pint or two glasses provides about 340 calories. Houston Goudiss 1933.
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New Food Department by C Houston Goudiss
The newspaper announces a new series by C Houston Goudiss, a 30 year authority on food, offering up to date, authoritative guidance for homemakers. The aim is to improve national health and prosperity through better food practices, with readers urged to clip and save the articles.
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Ask C Houston Goudiss About Foods Diet and Health
C Houston Goudiss offers readers access to his Experimental Kitchen Laboratory in New York City. He will answer questions on foods diet nutrition health and personal hygiene. Inquiries may be sent by postcard to 6 East 39th Street New York City.
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Why an Oil Polish Keeps Wood Alive And Glowing
A homemaker guide extols oil polish as essential for fine wood. An oil base prevents checks drying cracking and keeps furniture looking young through regular massaging with a damp cloth. It claims oil polish outperforms plain polishes and stresses consistent use for lasting luster.
Aisle of Woman's Dreams
Advertisement showcase promises one stop shopping through ads in the paper. Readers are urged to buy household necessities, smart clothing, gifts for brides graduates and travelers by reviewing the ads to save time and money.
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