Roosevelt Faces Budget Clash With Business In 1936
A Western Newspaper Union dispatch notes rising business resistance to the New Deal as Roosevelt plans to cut ordinary government outlays by 500 million dollars for the 1936 fiscal year. The piece discusses budget intricacies, potential tax rises, and the political need to preserve the White House machine. It also highlights Senator Borah’s visibility as Republican prospects loom in Congress.
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Tennessee Valley Electric Power Project
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Warm Springs
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Grandchildren Seek Guardian Removal From Wealthy Grandmother
The sixteen and seventeen year old grandchildren of a famous financier publicly ask that their guardian be replaced by their grandmother. They frame her as old fashioned and ignorant of modern life, focusing on health discipline, balancing work and fun, and prudent money values driven by responsibility rather than indulgence. Bet Syndicata WNDU Servies.
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Purpose and Victory for Humanity
A reflective statement on living with a clear purpose. It cites Horace Mann urging that one must achieve some victory for humanity before death. The message emphasizes meaningful work, personal resolve, and societal contribution.
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Horace Mann
Impressions of Seven Presidents by Secret Service Chief
Richard L. Jervis, longtime White House detail head, offers brief remarks on Theodore Roosevelt Taft Wilson Harding Coolidge Hoover and F D R. He describes Roosevelt as loving clean fight Taft as the greatest traveler Wilson regal Harding slandered Coolidge with sense of humor Hoover studious with a blueprint and FDR happiest disposition.
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Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Warren Harding
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