Costly Program of Socialism Launched as Emergency
A 1935 overview argues the New Deal is an emergency program to socialize industry and crush wage levels. It criticizes Wagner-Con RAND labor bill, Social Security, Duffey coal bill, TVA, holding companies, and resettlement admin, claiming higher costs, lower living standards, and increased government control.
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Earl Reeves
Congress
United States
New Deal
Tearm
Ore Wagner-Connery
Roosevelt
Labor Board
Moe
Orgarizidons
Trent
AAS
Tugwell
Tuewell
Uhlan
Telleets Bor
Fem
Light and Love in Animals at Marine Lab Findings
The Marine Biological Laboratory study by Professor Thomas Hume Bissonnette, connecting light exposure with reproductive cycles in animals, introduces sexual photoperiodicity. It reports eye mediated hormonal stimulation from anterior pituitary to sex glands, varying by species and light color, with birds and mammals showing diverse responses to daylight and artificial illumination.
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Wood
Mass
Marine Biological Laboratory
Thomas Hume Bissonnette
Trinity College
Hartford
Conn
Gical Laboratory
Bitsonnette
Bissonnette
Canada
America
England
Patagonia
Eskimos
F. Cook
Tee Peary
Ty. Bissonnette
Hese
Tedearen
Blearselie
Rowan
University of Alberta
Edmonton
Dr. Bissonnette
Scott
Kansas State Collage. of Agriculture
Dissonnette
Bissonette
A Stricter Test of New Citizens Needed in America
Article by Bainbridge Colby former Secretary of State argues for a tougher, more uniform naturalization system. He cites New York City where aliens and children of foreign-born parents exceed 80 percent of the population and warns that polyglot massed communities threaten unified American citizenship. He calls for a more thorough examination process and for Congress to strengthen standards while noting the need for uniform bankruptcy laws.
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America
Bainbridge Colby
United States
Congress
New York City
Ming
Elper
Bureau of Natural Testion
Setorth
Tinge
Burgess
Columbia University Enemty
Blood Breathing By Forward Gottlieb
An London report details two British scientists findings on oxygen therapy in animals. Dr J Singh of Cambridge reported a dog kept alive 18 minutes while absorbing oxygen via blood injection under slight pressure. Lancet notes potential for treating near death pneumonia tuberculosis and resuscitation cases though a pulmonary embolism ended the experiment.
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Foward Gottlieb
New York
West York
Lancet
J. Singh
Cambridge University Laboratories of Physiology
Lanret
In- Glen
Cincinnati Doctor Buys Rare Violin Found in Box
In Cincinnati, Ohio, Dr H L gitt bought a splintered violin from a crusted cardboard box in an antique shop. The instrument, valued at $20,000, is one of six known Stradivarius violins crafted by Gasparini Bertini, with the maker dated 1542 to 1610.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Tom
H. L. Gitt
Gasparno Bertilniu
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