Big Cuts in Lend Spend Bill Linked to Lewis Barrage
Analyst Joseph LaBine argues John L Lewis's attack on wage hour amendments widened rift between Republicans and rural Democrats, jeopardizing Roosevelt's lend-spend plan. Senate debates trimmed a $2.49 billion bill, with tolls, rail equipment leasing cut. Barkley faced political concessions as farm subsidies and world wheat prices influence policy.
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Senate
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U. S
Liverpool
U.S
Hatch Bill Passes Congress and Heads to White House
The Hatch Bill to curb federal officials influence in elections moves to President Roosevelt for signing or veto after passage by both chambers. Roosevelt supports the objectives but questions constitutionality, with action due by August 3 if not signed.
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Hatch
White House
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State, War and Navy
Global tensions flare as Japan and Britain redraw Asia alignments
Amid anti-British protests and a Japanese army blockade in north China, Prime Minister Chamberlain orders recognition of the new order in China and pledges non obstruction. In Washington, calls for an arms embargo rise as the United States severs trade pacts with Japan. Japan counters by aligning with Germany and Italy and threatening the Nine-Power Pact.
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Chamberlain
Craigie
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Asia
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Washington
State Department
U. S
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Sen
Key Pittman
Foreign Relations Committee
Foreign Office
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Hitler
Germany
Italy
Reich
France
Russia
Make Mine a Ham on Rye Sandwiches for Summer Menus
A guide to varied sandwiches for summer meals including grilled, tea, and picnic options. Provides practical tips on bread age, butter, fillings, moisture, and using leftovers, plus several tested fillings and a mayonnaise loaf recipe with chicken bacon tomatoes cream cheese and olives.
Mayo brothers laid to rest in Rochester and New York notes
In Rochester, Dr. William Mayo, 78, was buried beside his brother Dr. Charles Mayo who died earlier. New York cotton interests hailed a win as A and P stores switched to cotton casings for flour. Anthony De Duke turns 21 at Princeton with about 6 million in allowance. In Washington, crew of the Squalus face pay cut while submarine remains submerged awaiting raising.
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Minn
William Mayo
Charles
New York
A. & P. Food
Anthony de Duke
Princeton
Washington
Easy macaroni meals for family camp and buffet menus
Eleanor Howe presents tested recipes for one dish macaroni meals suitable for family menus camp cookery and informal buffet suppers. Next week in this column readers will find practical ideas and simple ways to prepare versatile macaroni dishes.
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Get This New Cook Book For Men Offers 125 Recipes
A vintage promotion advertises a cook book titled for men containing over 125 recipes. Readers are urged to send 10 cents to Feeding Father, Eleanor Howe, 919 North Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, to receive a postage prepaid copy via Western Newspaper Union.
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Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Ilk
Western Newspaper Union
Worth Remembering Cleaning Tips From A Past Era
A list of practical household hints advises using damp brown paper to polish tins and vinegar to shine metal, saving paraffin when removing preserves, using a pipe cleaner to clear a teapot spout, and scraping a cream whipper and bowl to avoid waste.
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