Roosevelt Returns to Washington Plans Inaugural Details
President Roosevelt returns from Buenos Aires and dives into a heavy workload. He reviews reports, drafts his annual message and budget, and considers cabinet reorganizations for a second term. Inaugural plans call for simple ceremonies and limited parades with military units and three cars per governor.
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Buenos Aires
Roosevelt
Cary T. Grayson
Garner
Army
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Marine Corps
West Point
Annapolis
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
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August Gennerich
New York City
Boston
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
O'Mahoney Bill Aims Federal Licensing Of Corporations
The Wyoming senator proposes a federal license for incorporated businesses with denial of interstate shipments for noncompliance. The plan would allow broader control over wages, hours, and production data, risking federal dictatorial powers over private industry and shifting policy with party control. The measure is debated as a potential opening wedge, with constitutional questions and political consequences highlighted.
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O’mahoney
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Congress
Bureau of Commission
Federal Trade Commission
O'Mahoney
NRA
Making a Choice Between Independence and Companionship
A Bell Syndicate meditation on choosing between independence and loneliness. The piece argues maturity, respecting individuality, and sustaining affection within families and marriages to prevent isolation.
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Bell Syndicate
WNU
Caruso Career Highlights and Early Life
Enrico Caruso rose from bricklayer roots as the 18th child in a family where the first 17 infants died. He joined the Metropolitan Opera in 1903 and in 17 years sang 607 times, earning over a million and a half dollars and about 2785 dollars per performance. He once refused 4000 dollar nightly offers, accepting 2500 as sufficient. He avoided Naples after being kissed there and famously shattered glasses with a single high note.
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Wallis Warfield Simpson
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Caruso
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Uncle Phil Says Quotes on Trouble and Wisdom
A compilation of wry maxims on happiness, strength from distress, clever women, listening, talking to oneself, and the value of not always appearing wise. The piece blends humor with folk wisdom about restraint, relaxation, and self in reflection.
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