Women power and progress in America questioned
A letter from a New York attorney criticizes female power as waning while praising rising women's roles in business professions politics and government. The writer notes milestones like women in federal cabinet currency, congress, and state offices, but questions urgency and fireworks in pursuit of progress.
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Copyright Notice on News Dispatches
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Roosevelt optimism on recovery plan sparks public resolve
The article portrays President Roosevelt advocating industrial recovery through public opinion and fair play. It likens the administration to a locomotive gaining traction amid a slippery track, urging Americans to back the plan fully to overcome inertia and face future challenges with determination.
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Roosevelt Vacation Sparks Weight Gain Report
A humorous take notes President Roosevelt enjoyed a vacation and reportedly gained seven pounds. Back at the White House he reduced second helpings to shed the extra weight, aiming to return to his normal 174 pounds.
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How's your Health for the New Year
Appetite and hunger are two phases of the same biologic condition. Hunger signals the body's need for nourishment, while appetite is the conscious appraisal of that need. Stress can blunt both hunger and appetite, and foods high in fat or sweets delay stomach emptying. For children, meals should be smaller and more frequent, with careful limits on sweets and starches. Excessive milk between meals can blunt appetite and should be avoided.
Swanson Named Secretary of the Navy by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt selects Claude Augustus Swanson of Virginia as secretary of the navy. At 71 with four decades in public life, Swanson will guide policy while delegating detailed work to Henry L. Roosevelt and the admirals. His long tenure on the Senate naval affairs committee shapes his broad approach and frequent Capitol visits.
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Getting Back Our Courage Poem by Edgar A. Guest
The verse extols renewed confidence after gloom. It celebrates return to hope, effort, and old-time honor with lines about gardens, flowers, and the fighting spirit. The speaker vows resilience in field and shop and mart, urging perseverance toward better days.
Salary for Maryland HO L C manager set at five thousand
Washington July 27 The salary of David Stiefel Maryland manager of the Home Owners Loan Corporation was announced by the Federal Home Loan Bank Board Wednesday as 5000 a year Salaries of State managers range from 3600 to 8500 a year depending on the size of the State organization
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Ultra-Violet Magic Transforms Rooms in Stage Show
In New York on July 2, William Gaines reports on a stage act where fluorescent paints under ultraviolet light create shifting scenes. Strobl’s method converts violet to longer wavelengths, turning walls into glowing colors and costumes into sudden transformations, with disembodied figures and surreal visuals.
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New York
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