C I O. blacklist targets over 40 lawmakers in fall bid
John L. Lewis and E. L. Oliver publicized a blacklist of more than 40 congressmen and senators, opposing Roosevelt era reforms. The list includes Democratic and Republican figures, with noted opposition to wage bills and government reorganization. Also cited is Irishissive context and an unrelated note about an aviator and voyage details.
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C.I
Congress
John L. Lewis
E. L. Oliver
Labor
League
Committee For Industrial Organization
Oliver
Mr. Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Democratic Rules Committee
Rep
E. E. Cox
Georgia
House
Howard W. Smith
Virginia
James Roosevelt
Thomas G
Tommy the Cork
Alabama
C. F. Lea
California
Fred Cummings
Colorado
C. I. White
Idaho
R. L. de Rouen
Louisiana
John Rankin
Will Whittington
Mississippi
H. B. Coffee
Nebraska
Sam McReynolds
Tennessee
J. I. Mansfield
Fritz Lanahan
M. H. West
Texas
S. O. Bland
Joe Smith
West Virginia
Corrigan Flies Solo Atlantic Dash From New York to Baldonnel
California aviation expert Douglas P. Corrigan secretly left Floyd Bennett Field New York and landed at Baldonnel Ireland after 28 hours and 13 minutes of flying. The veteran flyer faced odds and was noted for overcoming regulatory hurdles to complete the feat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quglas P. Corrigan
California
Air Commerce Bureau
Atlantic
Floyd Bennett ‘Field
New York
Baldonnel
Ireland
Corrigan
British Monarchs Visit Paris Signals Allied Unity
King George VI and Queen Elizabeth visit Paris for four days in a politically vital state visit. The trip aims to show Britain and France remain firm allies to deter dictators. British foreign secretary Viscount Halifax and French leaders Daladier and Bonnet hold talks on the world situation.
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Paris
George VI
Elizabeth
England
Great Britain
France
Britain
Viscount Halifax
Edouard Daladier
Georges Bonnet
Wheat Allotment Set North and South for 1938 Plan
R Tolley AAA administrator announced a national wheat allotment not exceeding 55 million acres for fall and spring planting under the 1938 act. The move, tied to a 967 million bushel yield forecast on 80 million seeded acres, was signed by M L Wilson acting secretary of agriculture and aims to limit surpluses via the ever normal granary program and a 59 to 60 cent loan.
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R. Tolley
AAA
Tor
M. L. Wilson
Secretary of Agriculture
Tolley
Queen Marie Dies After Prolonged Illness in Retreat
Dowager Queen Marie of Romania dies at her summer residence after a year of illness. Reports say she had been suffering long with a lingering condition, and her death ends a storied royal life and public service.
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Marie
Romania
Cheese the Body Builder and Protein Power
C Houston Goudiss argues cheese as the premium protein source and calcium supplier. He notes half a pound of cheddar meets daily protein needs and an inch cube provides as much calcium as a glass of milk, with rennet cheese high in iron and sulphur for easy assimilation.
Cheese as a energy rich protein food
Cheese provides protein and energy. A Cheddar cube of about 1 1/8 inches square yields 100 calories comparable to lean lamb meat or a medium potato. Half a pound of Cheddar supplies around 1000 calories, about half of an adult’s daily needs for a sedentary life.
Milk Derived Cheese Benefits for Bones and Teeth
The article explains that cheese, made from milk rich in minerals, concentrates these nutrients to support strong bones and teeth and maintain normal heart function. It notes science behind mineral salts in dairy products and their health value.
Learn How to Plan a Health Living Routine
Bulletin offers concrete suggestions for a healthier lifestyle. It mentions street level tips for planning meals, timing, and choices to support a lazy yet active diet approach.
Cheese as a vitamin rich food and its underuse
The article touts cheese as a rich source of vitamin A and B and G, noting American cheddar and Parmesan as highly vitamin dense and cream cheese as excellent. It laments U S cheese production and low per capita consumption, blaming knowledge gaps, digestibility myths, and limited serving methods for underuse.
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United States
Diet studies debunk the belief in missing essential fats
The United States Department of Agriculture notes that common diet myths about fat intake are disproved. Researchers emphasize balanced consumption and do not support the idea that certain fats are universally harmful.
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United States Department of
Place of Cheese in the Diet
A health note describes cheese as a versatile protein source with over 200 varieties. It explains cheese can replace meat in meals, serve in main dishes or salads, and pair with fruits and vegetables to balance nutrients.
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Department of Agriculture
Diet tips for children and prenatal dental facts
Mrs F notes orange juice provides vitamin C while prune juice aids digestion and iron intake. Mrs S explains all 20 baby teeth form before birth but erupt later, stressing prenatal calcium. Mrs G adds dark chicken meat has slightly more fat and calories than white meat, and advice continues.
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G. B
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Lewis I
Vincent Meyer
Johnson County
Kansas
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
Donald Meyer
Dublin
John Cudahy
Legation
Ocean
H. R. Tolley
Pipe
By Joe Bowers
C. Houston Goudiss
By C. Houston Goudiss
East 3Th St
New York City
C. Hesston Gcoudiss
C. Houston Goodian
East 30Th Street
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