Roosevelt's Timely Conference Call
President elect Roosevelt invites state governors to a Washington conference two days after the March 4 inauguration. He plans a broad agenda, stressing federal and state taxation friction and the need for agreement on federal aid for unemployment, mortgage foreclosures, and local government reorganization to cut tax costs. He notes sales tax tensions arose from slow congressional action and urges national state cooperation to avoid waste and duplication. Governors Ely, Finshipt, Lehman, and others express approval, signaling broad support for the initiative.
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Lehman
New York
Prosperity policies for American patriots proposed by Randolph Hearst
Hearst urges a nonpartisan national program to abolish unemployment and boost prosperity. Key ideas include Buy American and spend American, raise tariffs to shield domestic industry, expand Pan American trade, build merchant marine and air fleets, extend railroads, create transcontinental highways, flood and waterway projects, inland waterways, rivers and harbors development, and widespread water conservation, all aimed at job creation and national growth.
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Radio Script Writers Prove in Demand Amid Market Slump
In a New York Post column, Hatlo notes rising radio writing contracts with Orlavus Roy Cohen signed for 30 weeks and salaries reaching 30 000 a year. He contrasts radio timing skill with stage craft, cites lingering backstage anecdotes about classic vaudeville teams, and laments Prohibition era hotel bar economics and lingering social quirks of the era.
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Listen World By Elsie Robinson in a New World Call
A column argues against clinging to the idea of the “good old days.” It says hard times differ this era, with jobs and roles shifting for men and women. Emphasizes facing modern machine age conditions, creating new programs, and maintaining faith in life’s ongoing progress.
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Ten and Twenty Years Ago San Antonio Light
From the files of the San Antonio Light, February 15 19 45 notes Dr J B Taylor dies at his daughter’s home in San Antonio aged about 160 years. A J White of Mistleton creamery plans noiseless milk delivery with electric trucks and rubber-soled drivers. Also dated February 15 1945 Verg Gen B Z Steiver forms Southern Army department. old Texan department ends. papers move to San Antonio for official action. city baseball clubs set to begin spring practice. Bruce Banks wins MGMA flash night seat and pole vault standings with 26 feet 8.5 inches.
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Winter Sunshine And Cod Liver Oil For Children
Winter Sunshine discusses sun exposure and cod liver oil as sources of vitamin D for children in winter. It cites Roller, a Swiss doctor, on sun’s curative value for tuberculosis and argues for outdoor activity and vitamin D supplementation to strengthen bones, teeth, and immune resistance. Guidance includes starting cod liver oil in infancy and steps for dosing over two years.
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Roller
Ricke
Etiquette for a Birthday Party Advice Letter
A letter to Miss de Peyster offers etiquette guidance for a birthday party. It suggests planning a dance nearby, inviting guests with dance tickets, then returning to the host home for refreshments. It emphasizes keeping the event at the home to ensure a pleasant, coordinated evening.
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When I Remember School Times in San Antonio
In memory of past school days in San Antonio, taxation was lighter and schools faced fewer teachers and expenses. Principals both taught classes and administered duty, even disciplining when needed. Fewer salaries cuts and less emphasis on morale events are noted in contrast to today.
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Clasaca
Ewlich
Inspiring Picture of Blake’s Late Naval Rise After Fifty
A Wyllie painting shows Admiral Blake, who, after turning fifty, led England against Holland in 1658. He blockaded, captured treasure ships, burned ships, and defeated foes while ill or wounded, proving age no barrier to achievement. The lesson urges not to be discouraged by reaching fifty.
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England
Holland
Admiral Blake
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Cromwell
Charles the Second
Calving Coolidge Urges Cooperation for 1933
The late President Calvin Coolidge addressed America in a New Year broadcast urging cooperation and charity. He emphasized using national resources to aid one another, boosting business activity, and providing relief to the destitute, calling for joint efforts to improve the economy in 1933.
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People of America
Bradley Kelly
American Addio News Corporation
Hearst
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New York
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