Hull Trade Pacts Lose Support
Opposition to Secretary of State Hull's reciprocal trade treaties grows as Congress nears, with Senator Wheeler of Montana leading constitutional objections. Wheeler argues treaties require Senate ratification and says any future unratified Hull pacts are unconstitutional, urging repeal or amendment to restore Senate control.
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Secretary of
Hull
Burton J. Wheeler
Montana
Wheeler
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
James Bryce
Senate
Congress
Executive Branch
Senate of
United States
Mr. Hull
America
Talking with our Mr Hymnangen in a New York tale
A fragmented reminiscence centers on a quirky older professor in Hester Street and Tower Second Avenue. The рассказ narrates his piano skill, eccentric habits, frugal life in a red brick tenement, and the curious mystery of his funds while describing a colorful local neighborhood mood and characters.
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Hymnangen
New York
Augen
Hester Street
Tower Second Avenur
McGarr
Bim
Mike
Professor and dancer linked by a fatal winter incident
A chilling reminiscence recounts a professor dying after a sudden illness as a young dancer rises to fame in London. The speaker suspects a cover up by a club owner or impresario, noting fear of exposing the dancer’s big early career and a newspaper scoop that could have harmed her.
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Dune
London
Lurnapy Doogan Tays
Piel 5
Lunt
Kink Peas
Syad
Marry Go Round on Wed Lock and Debt in Love
A muddled reflection compares marriage to national debt and old romances to faded frills. The piece muses on gender roles, patience, and the illusion of new brides seeking swift happiness while old commitments linger.
Knowledge Test Quiz Medley From Old Strip Page
Puzzle style questionnaire asks about the Battle of Quebec village of the last emperor of Germany Moses island shell mother of pearl diving helmet author hymn title Sealand rebellion Ute fort oak fruit female judge tower trees instrument of Scotland Nero Meantia Meantia Bay Pacific Ocean discoverer, with note to turn to the comic page for answers.
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Quebec
Germany
Moses
Sealand
King Told
Ute
Chinago
Tyrael
Martha muUate
Scotland
Nero
Meantia Bay
Pacific Ocean
King
Washington President Roosevelt Tax Plan Debate Sparks Clash
The article outlines a left wing tax program favored by Cohen Eccles and Foley allies, challenging LaFolletta exemptions and a flat 10 percent hike. It also notes potential shifts in War Secretary and labor relations committee strategies, with Ireland and Nordic defense, and Finland relief fundraising amid wartime concerns.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Informa
Cohen
Eccles
Foley
Treasury
Hanes
Morgenthau
LaFolletta
Itstead
Internal Revenue Bureau
Listen World 18 year old from Brooklyn in dark poem
A fragmented prose poem portrays a hopeful yet tormented 18 year old from Brooklyn, observing a world in decay. He writes to Miss Elater about poverty, a mother and sister in danger, a father ruined, and a soul seeking purpose amid hunger, fear, and warlike vows.
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Brooklyn
Charlie Sclanguin
Miss Elater
Hess
Thumpkin
Shire
Italy
Feax
Symi
Thumpkin casts shadow over hopes in Brooklyn letter
A mother in Brooklyn laments Thumpkin’s hold on her home and hopes. Elsie Robinson presents a personal piece recalling lost cities of dawn and a push toward healing, noting a burden on families and the memory of a fallen son.
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Brooklyn
Hunan
Thumpkin
Charles Sciangula
Firkin Ave
Trench mouth disease described with causes and care
The article explains trench mouth or ulcerative gingivitis as an infectious gum disease spreading through shared items. It lists germs, symptoms such as gum soreness fever and foul mouth odor, possible heart impact, and outlines treatment by a dentist, diet, and antiseptic mouthwash.
Brain food myth debunked by doctor Bundesen says iodine aids thyroid
Dr. Herman N. Bundesen addresses claims about atrophic conditions and brain food. He explains that no evidence supports a “Q8 brain food” and emphasizes proper protein for tissue building and iodine from fish for thyroid function. The piece notes scientific caution and asserts factual basis over rumors.
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Bb” Ansayer
Jem
Syndy Dia
Odd facts: birds extinct would doom humans in seven years
Scientists warn that without birds, humans would survive only about seven years. Insects would multiply uncontrollably, ravaging crops and vegetation, threatening ecosystems across the United States as the era would destabilize agriculture and food supplies.
L A Light Files 1929 Political Appointments and Wage Talk
A recap of 1929 events notes Willan H. Purlong named honorary representative of the Mexican national lands commission and Albert Re Holachuler, longtime Bexar Republican leader, appointed to census supervision for 1930. Testimony before a wage commission cites a $15 per week minimum for workers. other local appointments and civic roles are listed, including Jewish and civic leaders and a recent election outcome in Alzafar temple society.
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Willan H. Purlong
San Antonio
Albert Re Holachuler
Bexar County
Hagheer
Ty Ptale
Laslay
Dexar
Atiscofa
Holaachuler Wan
Republican Committee
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Pear Syndi
Britain
Russia
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Ickes
Interior
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Woodring
Regation
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Corcoran-Cohen-Ickes
War Post
LaGuardia
Tommy
House Committee
National Labor Relations Board
Hertey
Massachusetts
Murdock
Utah
Halleck
Indiana
Routzohn
Ohio
Howard Smith
Democrat
Virginia
Sweden
Norway
Stalin
Enbt
Reds
Baltic
Jim Farley
The _post
Cmiy
Usts
Dames Aloyssius Horner
Spin Hicate, Inc
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Thompskin
Tony
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Army
Joe Lewis
Elsie Robinson
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Moe
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L. A. Light Files
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G. Alexander
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A. F. Cornelius
Ealy
Aye
Dan A. Leary
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Ute Sschenhoard
Revert Burns
Kenedy
Alzafar Tenpto
Sylvan Lang
Bim Antonio
Rabs Bait Robert 8. Michael
Ban Antonio
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Nathan K. Tracy
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