National Whirligig News Behind the News
Washington reports indicate a radical shift as the House and Senate clash over housing officials exemptions and civil service rules. Talks of an extra session float with a focus on a general farm bill and a national production program to guide farmers before January 1 amid bumper crops and rising prices.
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Washington
KA Bennett
Congress
Ecome
Civil Co
Nator Walah
Borah
House
Senate
Senate Committee On Agriculture
Tailor business announces adjournment and offers dry cleaning
TLIER the Tailor states ygress has adjourned and invites customers to visit at 2785 Broad Street for dry cleaning pressing and tailoring services for ladies and gents.
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Tlier
Broad St
Japanese Chief General Katsuki Leads in China and Shanghai Presence
Japanese forces in China under Chief General Kiyoshi Katsuki are centered near Shanghai with an estimated 25,909 troops. The note mentions wage and hour bill timing, possible November extra session, and shifting parliamentary dynamics.
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Kiyoshi Katsuki
China
Shanghai
Fresh Corn Recipes and Dishes From Today’s Menu
Delicious corn themed dishes with shrimp, mashed potatoes, buttered broccoli and fruit desserts. Includes how to roast ears in husks, prepare corn griddle cakes, green corn care pancakes, and reusing leftover kernels. Offers practical cooking tips and multiple serving ideas from Judith Wilson.
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Judith Wilson
South
Congressional Row Persists in Washington Jobs Fillers Debate
In a sprawling account the piece details how lawmakers press to fill hundreds of housing, social security, and relief posts with their network, relaxing civil service rules. It notes Southern political tensions, New Deal support versus opposition, and looming debt and financing maneuvers shaping 1938 policy.
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House
Washington
Great Housing Administration
Relief Administration
Treasury faces large refund and potential new borrowing
Treasury must refund nearly 1.2 billion next month and may issue 2 to 5 year notes if market conditions improve. Bank sales of government securities reduce supply as Rediscount rate cuts aim to spur bank lending to industry. Peace talks in Philadelphia see A F L and CIO leaders seek reconciliations with high official attendance.
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Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Banks
Banka
Philadelphia
A. F. of
Pennsylvania
L.c. LO
Kennedy
Philip Murray
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
C. SO
A. F. of L
Loots and Green Plan Settlement Effort
Two parties pursue a settlement strategy aimed at resolving ongoing disputes. Efforts center on negotiations led by representatives seeking to avert further conflict and reach a mutually acceptable agreement.
Swimmer given summons after refusing lifeguard order
Salishury Massachusetts police issued a summons to Elnadios Mardirosian after he refused a lifeguard order to swim closer to shore. The incident occurred at a local beach as authorities warned swimmers about safety rules.
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Salishury
Mass
Elnadios Mardirosian
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