National Topics Interpreted by William Bruckart
Washington notes that the 1930s campaign accelerates with the Roosevelt New Deal as the main issue. Borah’s lone wolf stance adds a new dynamic while Fletcher leads GOP attacks. Exports slump with farm products down, demand abroad weak, efforts to boost trade under way.
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William Bruckart
Washington
Roosevelt
Borah
Idaho
Henry P. Fletcher
Republican National Committee
Fletcher
Senator Barkley
Kentucky
Donald Richberg
Executive Council
Richberg
NRA
Frank C. Walker
Walker
Mr. Roosevelt
Department of Agriculture
Japan
Great Britain
Germany
Import-Export Bank
George N. Peak
Francis B. Sayre
Departments of Commerce and Agriculture
Unica
Why Mothers Never Give Up Against Odds
A Bell Syndicate piece notes death by suicide shows men three times as often as women, argues women stay active to care for family. It contrasts courage myths with a mother’s need to be needed, citing daily duties like meals, a cold, curtains, and a school meeting as reasons to postpone death.
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Freddy
Father
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Mandy, Sometimes Everyone Must Make Excuses
Mandy contemplates excuses as a universal vent point in a compact reflection. The piece questions why people default to excuses rather than facing truth and responsibility.
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Mandy
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Senator Borah
Nye
North Dakota
North
Little Fellow
NRA Board of Review
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
Experts Slamp
Cam Tin
Laerrat
Vni
Welty
Tin
Mir
General Foods
Battle Creek
Mich
W. N.u
Jack
Wight