U.S. Congress adjourns amid mixed war on Roosevelt program
A five week session ends with F D R program largely unreached as housing and crop-control bills inch forward. The wage hour bill is killed amid party divisions. Geiger probe escalates as Cummings demands grand jury oversight. Panay incident draws Tokyo response and Allied talks. Kellogg, co author of the 1929 pact, dies in Minnesota at eighty-one.
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F.D.R
Hovine
Congress
J. Roosevelt
Garner
White House
Bankhead
Barkley
Sam Rayburn
Senate
House
O’connor
House Rules Committee
Ees
Labor Committee
John Lewis
A. F. of L
Green
Panay
Thatta Washington
Tokyo
U. S
Hirohito
Japan
Washington
Far East
Chamberlain
Eden
House of Commons
Britain
Alf Landon
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Frank B. Kellogg
St. Paul
Minn
United States
Great Britain
World Court
Mr. Kellogg
Ambassador Bingham
Robert Worth Bingham
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Bingham
Louisville
Kentucky
Frankfort
King George
Queen Elizabeth
Erich von Ludendorff
Munich
von Hindenburg
Germany
Hohenzollerns
Roosevelt backs prudent investment theory in utility valuation
After a conference with utility heads, President Roosevelt endorsed the Brandeis prudent investment theory. He argued investments are usually reasonable unless shown dishonest or wasteful and warned fear is driven by newspaper sensationalism.
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Justice Brandeis
Roosevelt
War Hysteria and manganese policy in defense debate
Washington column argues war hysteria could rise from the Panay sinking and urges calm while pressing for a robust defense. It criticizes Secretary Hull for tariff cuts that hinder American manganese mining and calls for a government stockpile and self sufficiency to avert shortages in a looming conflict.
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Hiroji Saito
Japan
Mine
Saito
Washington
White House
Diplomatic Corps
Yangtze River
Cuba
Bureau of Mines
Russia
Gold
Africa
Brazil
Soviet Russia
Hull
Roosevelt
Great Boulder Dam
War Department
Wall of Defense
Western Newspaper Union
Sure to Delight in Colors Bright Pattern 5906
An old fashioned bouquet project with roses cornflowers daisies fern and forget me nots for bedspread embroidery. The pattern 5906 includes multiple motifs a color chart and stitch illustrations with material needs. send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. 259 W 14th St New York NY.
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Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Unnamed Wisdom and Gossip Across a Bygone Era
A reflective column mocks excuses and ignorance while praising Indian candor. It muses on city noise, finds solace in practical clutter, and urges focusing gossip on notable figures who have passed away. The piece blends social critique with wry humor about fame and memory.
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Ferdinand Geiger
Milwaukee
Sumners
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Geiger
Wisconsin Federal District
General Motors Corporation
Ford Motor Company
Chrysler Corporation
American Federation of Labor
Lewis
Louis Ludlow
Ludlow
TH Supreme Court
Roberts
Second Circuit Court of Appeals
Sutherland and
McReynolds
la Follettes
Wisconsin
University
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Madrid
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Valencia
Barcelona
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Ery Aaers
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China
Department of State
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