Essentials for U S merchant marine and air transport policy
The piece urges Congress and the president to unify for a large liberal program to build a prosperous merchant marine and strong air transport. It warns against repealing the Merchant Marine Act of 1928 and cautions about canceling air mail contracts. It calls for stable policy, effective administration, amendments to the act, and new aviation legislation aligned with federal aviation commission recommendations. It ends by criticizing incessant anti reform mood in democracy under the new deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Lea
California
Federal Aviation Commission
Rescue of America Air Transport
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Bland
Virginia
House Committee On Merchant Marine
American Air Transport
STE Aana
Roosevelt 1932 promises pledge to balance budget and cut costs
The text recalls Franklin D. Roosevelt’s 1932 platform promising drastic federal cuts and a balanced annual budget. It notes the vow to stop deficits and reduce government spending, while by 1936 debt would rise by about fourteen thousand million dollars, questioning whether the promise was kept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Roosevelt
Size 20 and beyond
Elsie critiques fashion industry norms that push women to hide age and stay within Size 20. The piece argues older women resist youth-focused marketing, noting pressure to maintain a youthful appearance despite growing older. It condemns ageist retail tricks and champions wearing age with pride.
Ten and Twenty Years Ago From 3 Percent A. Marcie 1925
A Red Cross assistant field director in Houston promotes sale of Maxwell coupe, a tax paid on former Tech Sergeant Irven Mackey’s estate. George A. Hebb and W. G. Hall, injured in a Santa Rosa infirmary battle, show signs of recovery after skull fractures and internal injuries from a car crash. A cold wave looms with 32 degrees at night. An auto collision at Commerce and Lag Blade streets injures the Cannon family and a 23 year old driver. both cars overturned but injuries are not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Marcie
B. H. Geredorf
American Red Cross
Fork Bam Houston
Irven Mackey
Kelly Sheld
Cay
Max Macney
Perfect Hollywood Girl Height and Weight Speculation
A fragmented chatter about a so called perfect Hollywood girl measuring 5 feet 4 inches and weighing 4 pounds spurs mock discussions on public investigations into relief fund administration in Shio. The writer suggests holding a broad inquiry to determine right or wrong while noting elusive prosperity and pondering changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shio
Dangerous Men By Hendrik Wil Robespierre and the fanatic dreamer
A 1933 piece profiles Maximilian Robespierre as a shy lawyer by birth who becomes a ruthless fanatic of virtue. It portrays his ascent to power in 1789 Arras and Paris, his single minded pursuit to restore goodness, and his deadly obsession that ultimately led to bloodshed and his down fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendrik Wil
Maximilian Robesptorme Leas
Maximilian
King's Bench
Aidacio
Arras
Estates General
Mousy
Robespierre
Sean Jacques Rousseau
Jean Jacques
Marr
Maximilian Robespierre
Roussent
Allah
Rousseau
Robesbierre
Forte Elways
Trey
Flo
Paris
Robex- Bleere
France
Maximilian Robes- Merte Himesis
Noel Coward's Farce Struggles in Critical Storms
London theater circles report Noel Coward facing sharp critical blows and a tepid public reaction to Point Valaine and its tone of sensuality. Despite past triumphs and a rising book sales, the artist contemplates solitude and a new work while critics question his direction and mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. McIntyre
York
Noel Coward
China
Point Valaine
Noel
London
Proper Shoes and Foot Care Remedies
An article urges sensible footwear to prevent corns and calluses, detailing their causes, symptoms, and the role of proper fit. It notes that tight shoes, poor posture, and prolonged pressure cause thickened skin, and advises padding and medical care for persistent cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal S. Cy
Army
Navy
Peland
Waren
Aldh
King Ess
Marry Go Round by Helen Rowland
A humorous essay comparing men and women on pleasures and life enjoyment. It argues men derive more immediate joy from everyday experiences, while women suppress nerves and worry. The piece notes women notice appearance and propriety, whereas men savor meals, sports, and social settings with unabashed enthusiasm.
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U. S
The
People of the
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Elsie ‘Ther
Mars
Robinson Thas
Jook
Eazie
Lati
Tye
King
Luna Thy
George A. Hebb
W. G. Hall
Santa Roca
Marcu
DG. Cannon
Bauliders
Wie
Fred M. Brash
Commerce
Em van Loon
Witch & Hobby
Hank
Als Magisty
Kine Fees, Synd
Cnc
Gloria Vanderbilt
Alexander Woolfestt
Rome
Gritles
Alter Theater
Divan Ponselle
Tibbett
Antmigted
Palaver
Colon Steppnagle
Bud
Ani
David Werfield
Joe Weber
Tony Paster
Gracie Allen
Tay Uher
Moore
Geer
Rube Goldere
Lers
van, Goehs
Rembrand
George Gershwin
James Melton
Sin
Seemis
Libby Holman
Tallulah Ba
Hal Honen
Adelaide
New Haven
Ted Sautier
Waldorf
Tris
Larue
Gilbert Seldes
Studia
Seldesling
Tance
Metaught Synu
Helen Rowland
Cal
King Feas
Ara
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