Roosevelt fails to push five point program in congress
The Roosevelt administration sees its five point plan largely die in a bruising five week session. Key measures linger or stall as Congress adjourns for holidays with housing and tax revisions under discussion and Panay incident draws Japanese scrutiny.
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Havine
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Garner
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Sam Rayburn
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O'Connor
House Rules Committee
Lookout House intrigues pull Brooke toward Palm Beach offer
Brooke Reyburn learns of a tempting job offer from Carston Inc in Palm Beach as she contends with Mrs Hunt’s warning and a drama-filled night at Lookout House. Secrets linger around Henri Holt and Mark Trent while Brooke weighs career risk against family tension and possible romance.
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Henri
Lookout House
Daphne Field
Laura Crane
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Reyburn
Brooke in Lookout House Deliberates Mark Trent Reveal
In Lookout House Brooke frets over a mysterious call from Mark Trent and questions Lola Hunts ties to a Palm Beach offer. Family banter at dinner frames the intrigue as Brooke plans rehearsals and searches for the missing parrot Micawber.
Senate Defeats Labor Regulation Bill in House Split
In August the wage and hours bill faced House action as President loses major push. Southern Democrats and Republicans send it back to labor committee, signaling definite defeat. The bill aimed to create an administrator with broad powers over labor and business. C I O supported, A F of L offered a rejected substitute. No action on other priority measures.
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John Lewis
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Roosevelt Sees Progress in Utility Conference Deliberations
At a third conference with heads of utility companies the President indicated good progress toward understanding. He and his aides approved Brandeis prudent investment theory, aiming to exclude wasteful expenditures while assuming reasonable judgments in investments. He blamed newspapers for a psychological fear affecting the mood, not fear of the administration.
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