President Roosevelt Returns to Hyde Park for Summer Work
President Roosevelt ends a long vacation and heads back to Hyde Park New York to oversee NRA policy changes and relief efforts. He plans time in Warm Springs and Washington focusing on arid-region aid, federal programs, and congressional affairs.
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Grouth
Haas-Dunnigan
Protective
National Guard
Hugh Johnson
Chicago
Sullivan
Depositors Protected by Federal Insurance in Banking Crisis
Treasury circles report little danger of new banking trouble due to drought and loan guarantees. FDIC coverage protects 97 percent of individual deposits under 2500 dollars, with 95 percent of banks in the pool. The fund exceeds 400 million dollars, and recent bank failures in Illinois were largely covered.
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Grouth
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Deposit Insurance Corporation
Nebraska
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Should I Write to His Mother to Ease Duty and Hearts
A reader asks if she should write to her fiancé’s mother to ease a perceived slight and avoid family conflict. Emily Post advises speaking honestly with the fiancé, asking his preference, and avoiding fuss while expressing willingness to act as he wishes, since married happiness rests on trust and mutual understanding.
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Nationalization of silver order affects debtors and miners
The President ordered silver bullion and bars surrendered within 90 days at 50.01 cents an ounce under the silver purchase act, while coins are excluded. The treasury will value silver at 1.20 per ounce and issue certificates, aiming to back 25 percent of currency with silver, with uncertain U.S. stock and possible purchases abroad. Secretary Hull and Secretary Wallace defended broader trade revival, assuring farm and manufacturing interests won’t be sacrificed, though some harm to a small producer fraction is possible for the common good.
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India
Ecretary OF
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Wallace
America
Papen Approves Austrian Cabinet Move Amid Nazi Crackdown
Von Papen, named minister to Austria after Chancellor Dollfuss’s assassination, is accepted by Vienna as Schuschnigg strengthens anti Nazi effort. Austrian Nazis face suppression while 40 000 fugitives in Munich await amnesty. Hitler tightens rule. pastors to swear fealty. Hindenburg amnesty frees 8000 10000 prisoners.
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Wpranz von Papen
Germany
Austria
Dollfuss
Schuschnigg
Munich
von Papen
Vienna
Hitler
National Synod
Reichsbishop Mueller
von Hindenburg
Riots in Constantine Target Jews Amid Bank Debts
Rabs of Algeria and Arabs in Palestine are blamed for anti-Semitic riots in Constantine and surrounding towns. Many Jews killed or wounded as Arab farmers facing poor crops seize chance to attack Jewish bankers and shopkeepers. French authorities restore control.
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Algeria
Palestine
Constantine
Courtesies And Proprieties Bar Mrs Post Answers
Emily Post offers guidance on boundaries with neighbors who intrude on privacy and housekeeping time. Advice includes politely explaining you must work, maintaining courtesy, and gently limiting interruptions to avoid resentment. The column also covers mourning attire for a young widow and the propriety of framing pictures given to friends.
Snakes and their eyes and striking length
The article explains that poisonous snakes have slit like eyes while harmless ones have round eyes. It states a snake cannot strike more than three quarters of its own length and notes water snakes can curl around a leg and are harmless.
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