Roosevelt's New Deal vows spark 1935 campaign debate
President Roosevelt plans to advise Congress before the next session, outlining his New Deal proposals. Observers say the move tests voter sentiment and may influence which lawmakers gain power in the fall elections. The piece notes opposition dynamics, silver legislation, Borah's tariff challenge, and interdepartmental friction affecting land and wildlife projects.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Mr. Roosevelt
Capitol Hill
Borah
Lincoln
Republic
Hus Dent Roosevelt
J. N. Darling
Darling
Department of Agriculture
Ickes
Department of the Interior
Wallace
Maryland's 300th anniversary and colonial Maryland lore
Maryland marks 300 years with a cross at Saint Clements Island near Blakistone in the Potomac river noting Leonard Calvert's landing. Celebrations include a June event in St Marys city. The piece visits Maryland’s geography, history from John Smith to Cecil Calvert, and the state’s role as a colonial bridge between the Chesapeake Bay and the wider world.
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National G
Inute Society
Washington, D. C
W! Service
Aryland
Saint Clement's
Blakistone) Island
Wotoniac River
Leonard Calvert
Maryland
St. Marys City
Big Savage Mountain
Negro Mountain
Keysers Ridge
Rockies
Sierra Nevada
Globe
Httle St. Marys
John Smith
Chesapeake Bay
Jamestown
Bay
Baltimore
Patapsco
Potomac
Indian Head
Newfoundland
Virginia
England
George Calvert
Lord Baltimore
London
L’otomae
Palatinate
Potomac River
Peninsula
United States
America
Chesapeake
Washington
Fort Washington
Piscataway Creek
Piscataways
Port Tobacco
John Hanson
Mulberry Grove
Congress
Thomas Stone
Habre de Venture
James Craik
Braddock
King
Morgantown
Mount Republican
Franklin Weems
Blakistone Island
St. Clement's Island
la Viense
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True Success in Doing One's Best
A renowned writer argues that true success comes from doing one’s best without seeking achievement. People chasing recognition distract themselves from value and joy in work, while endowments for artists aim to free expression. Real joy follows personal effort, not desired status, echoing Stevenson that to travel hopefully is better than to arrive.
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Stevenson
Bell Syndicate
WNU
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Cecil
Marine Co
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Chicago
Peteraman
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