Congress Opens With Unusual Rules In Roosevelt Relief Bid
Washington Feb 5 A special congress session opened under irregular procedure as Congress and Senate debate President Roosevelt's request for 950000000 for federal relief and the WPA. Speskey Rainey asserted the highest powers of his office to speed passage as debate stalled on amendments.
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Relief for Catarrh Deafness and Head Noises
An old home remedy claims to ease catarrh deafness and head noises. Mix Parmint double strength with pin t of bee water and take by the teaspoonful four times daily. Believers say it relieves nasal congestion and head noises, with nostrils clearing and easier breathing.
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Congress Debates CWA funding and St Lawrence talks
Insurgents pressed for higher CWA appropriations to sustain work through fall elections while the House moved toward an early spring adjournment. In the Senate a regulatory logjam appeared as the president faced a female vote on the St Lawrence treaty with Canada and veterans benefits. Also discussed were a 70 million treaty navy bill, independent liquor measures, and a 200 million general tax plan. Distillery production limits and stock exchange regulation bills were advanced, amid Roosevelt avoiding state and local politics as party leaders maneuvered on unemployment insurance and air craft contracts.
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Untitled Reflections on Work and Vitality in Early 20th Century Ad
A fragmented monologue discusses work stress, fatigue, and the toll on workers indoors. It extols rest, good food, and fresh air, while warning against overtaxing strength and shelving the weak. It promotes a blood tonic labeled SB5.
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Legislature Moves To Correct Foreclosure Sale Bill
Austin Feb 5 9 The Texas Legislature acted to fix an error in a foreclosure sales bill to protect property owners. Both houses reconsidered the passed measure and sent it to a conference committee for correction. A section allowing suspension of statutes of limitation was flagged as likely invalid. Moratorium bills remained in committee, with plans to empower district court judges to stay foreclosures where debtors’ interests are at stake. A $4 5 million state relief bonds proposal awaited action, with possible reductions from the House. Debate over the relief program continued.
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President planning to ask more legislation
President Roosevelt at the White House watches progress of a capital hill program and plans to propose new legislation. He favors measures to regulate stock exchanges strengthen securities act and provide guarantees for home loan principal. He supports extending tax authorizations for home loan modernization loans.
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Weather notes and local prize offer amid daily forecasts
Fragmented weather data shows hourly readings and wind reports across regions with dawn and evening times. A local laundry advertises a prize for a 20 lb washing machine and announces terms and candidates on a radio schedule.
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Longs Immunity Clash Spurs Libel Suit in Senate
Washington February 5 The District of Columbia Court of Appeals ruled Senator Long Democrat must defend a $50 000 civil libel action brought by Samuel Ansell former counsel for the Senate committee that investigated Senator Overton. The suit accuses Long of slander and circulating copies of the Congressional Record containing his speech. The decision holds constitutional immunity protects only arrest not civil suits when service does not entail detention.
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Stunt Flier Dies in Texas Crash
A stunt flyer from the Cox flying circus, Clarence Tailspin Steffens, died in a crash at a flying field near MONDAY Texas, blamed on inability to recover from a stunt spin. The incident also involved Knox Guy as a tied participant during the flight. Governor Miriam A. Ferguson granted a general parole to Harvey Witam, who was serving two years for turkey theft aid forgery and passing a forged instrument in Milam County.
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Lindy Back on Job to Begin 93rd Year
ENGLEWOOD FEB 1 Lindy returns to work marking his 93rd year and 32nd birthday. Messages of congratulations reach from across the United States with some from Europe and the Orient while Dwight W. Morrow hosts family relatives. Christianity is challenged in Berlin as the German Research Society reports a majority of delegates doubt its relevance for Germans.
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Philippine sugar era millers agree on next crop year output
Representatives from Philippine sugar planters and millers met today to reaffirm production and milling targets for the upcoming crop year. The total remains estimated at 1,400,000 metric tons.
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