Roosevelt Capital Ready For Second Inaugural Parade
Washington July 19 Franklin D Roosevelt greeted crowds as he began a second term vowing to write history truthfully. Thousands cheered while rain and cold weather persisted and the president pledged to preserve protect and defend the constitution. A simple inauguration spirit dominated as parade fashions and governors' uniforms influenced the celebrations.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hita
Mate
Inauguration Parade Amid Traditions Break at Capital
Early scenes show crowds gathering as Roosevelt asks Congress for authority to continue monetary policy and to support neutrality. Notables attend, with Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr and Chief Justice Hughes set to administer oaths, while the parade routes, the Hermitage view, and Capitol plaza ceremonies frame the day.
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Congress
Roosevelt
White House
Capital
Olouse
Andrew Jacsson
Tennessee
Hermitage
The
Supreme Cork
Capitol Plaza
Norris
Ligenendent
Russians to Publish 28 Million Books in 1937
In Moscow on January 3 1937 the State Library and Fielion Publishing house announced plans to publish 28 million copies of books in 1937. Major titles include Pushkin in 200 000 copies and selected works in 100 000 copies each along with ten volumes of the 14 volume Gorky edition and the full Mayakovsky edition in 12 volumes. Publication will also begin of works by Goxel Nekrassov Lermantzoy and Turgeney.
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Moscow
State Library and
Fielion Publishing House
U.S
Riis
Mmany
Pushkin
Gorky
Mayakovsky
Goxel, Nekrassov
Lermantzoy
Turgeney
Ancient convictions declared invalid by court clerk
MPMEHIS January 1. Criminal Court Clerk Mike Cohen found that court minutes from Angush 5 to September 16, 1921 were unsigned by Judge DuBose. Consequently all convictions during that period are null and void.
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Mpmehis
3D. Dubose
Angush
Criminal Court
Mike Cohen
DuBose
Director to Start Film By Reinhardt Goes to Hollywood
Max Reinhardt, famed theatrical director, has left New York for Hollywood to begin a new film project after his stage spectacle The Eternal Road. He outlined plans to shoot the Romeo Roljland story Danton with Paul Munt in the lead, and to attend Salzburg for the festival, amid a troubled European scene.
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New York
Max, Reinhardt
Salzburg
Germany
Reinhardt
Romain Roljland
Danton
Paul Mimt
Europe
Narcotic Den for Youths Is Raided
Police raided a Southside apartment turned marijuana den for schoolboys. Mrs Rosa Sourd was arrested and turned over to parental custody with court orders. Four high school youths aged 14 to 18 were implicated as occupants and faced action.
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Cmcsgo
William Cusack
Southside
Rosa Sourd
Women's Court Compreon
Four Generations See Inaugural Ceremony Roosevelts Attend
Washington reports four generations of Roosevelts will witness the president’s oath as he re dedicates himself by the nation’s high office. Mrs Sara Delano Roosevelt expects to see Nelson inaugurated again. Sons James Eliott and Jain travel, with Roosevelt grandchildren. Barbara Reed, Universal contract actress, joins Paramount for a role in The Years Are So Long.
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Washington
Sara Delano Roosevelt
Nelson
James
Eliott
Jain
Roosevelt
Barbara Reed
Universal
Paramount
Leo McCarey
Smiths Lead U S Names in First Families List
Washington report shows the Smiths among the First Families of America in a numeric tally. The list includes the Browns Joneses Millers Davises Andersons and others with varied pension and county references.
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Washington
Jay
Soelat Séewity Gourd
America
Smiths
Dolmens
Browns
Battle Looms Over AMT
New York dispatch reports a heated parliamentary clash over a proposed life pension for former King Edward. Left wing MPs led by Maxton and Hardie attack royal expenditure while defending wage-earners, painting the royal grant as elitist and costly amid labor bans on funds for the monarchy.
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New York
Aritaiy
Jeftwig Eas Borites
Edward
Simpson
James Maxton
George Buchan
Jock McGovern
G. D
Hardie
Mary
House of Lords
George
Mel Govern
New cabinet positions proposed in Roosevelt plan
Washington reports the administration plans to add two cabinet posts Welfare and Public Works, delaying a broad shakeup until after Roosevelt’s second term. Many first-term advisers depart or step back while others remain, as policy clashes and reorganizations unfold.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hull
Raymond Moley
Hugh Johnson
NRA
Supreme Course
Blue Eagle
A. A. Berlein
Reconstruction Corporation
New York City
Chamberlain
George F. Warren
Cornell University
M. W. Sprague
Harvard
AAA
George Peek
Lewis Douglas
James P. Warburg
Joseph P Kernedy
The
Securities Commission
Wallstreet
James Landis
Harvard Law School
Felix Frank- Turter
Uwiteh Johnson
United States
Bright Sashes Add Fairy-Tale Flair To London Fashions
London reports a vivid display of large bell colored sashes of tulle enhancing evening gowns. The aide to the trend notes an Alice in Wonderland vibe dominating the wardrobe as designers and ladies in London embrace bold decorative sashes for formal wear this season.
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London
Currency Crisis Hinted by VU S Washington
Treasury officials show apprehension as Jenet imposes new exchange restrictions. Administration sources express concerns over abrupt policy move and potential impact on international markets.
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VU. S. Washington
Usp
Jenet
Treasury
Dean Considered for League Place by Ni lsons Council
The League of Nations council discusses appointing Henry T Grady dean of UC Berkeley College of Commerce as the new American member of the league's seconding committee.
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Dean
Washington
League of Nilsons
Henry T. Grady
College of Commerce
University of California
Esondmig
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