Budget Huddle Shapes Roosevelt’s 1936 Fiscal Path
The article describes the annual White House budget session led by President Roosevelt and Daniel Bell to prepare estimates for Congress. It notes politics will influence the process, Republican aims to “Throw the Spendthrifts Out,” and Bell’s focus on accurate statistics and sound conclusions amid New Deal spending and tax questions.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Daniel W. Bell
Bureau of the Budget
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the Treasury
Danny” Bell
Treasury Service
Robert
New Deal Spending and Tax Levels Stir Congressional Battle
A Western Newspaper Union analysis argues Roosevelt’s expansive relief spending faces clash with Republican critique led by figures such as Lewis Douglas. It notes tax levels may be insufficient to retire the debt, while predicting shifts in House strength and potential political confrontations ahead as opposition coalesces.
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Balloon stunt ends with near fatal fall for Romeo
Romeo, a balloon jumper, lights a fuse for a night ascent as 20 000 spectators watch. The parachute flames ignited on the descent and Romeo survives with burns after a dramatic opening and a perilous fall, lauded by the crowd as the greatest thrill.
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Shakespeare in London and Early Disability Reform
The text notes the Hall of the Middle Temple with Elisabethan roof, cites a 2002 performance of Twelfth Night, and references Dr Edouard Seguin who started modern treatment of the feeble minded in Paris 1837 and expanded to the United States with early state institutions in Massachusetts New York Ohio and Connecticut.
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Edouard Seguin
Paris
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New York
Ohio
Connecticut
Kosciuszko Tomb in Cracow Vault Attracts American Visitors
The Kosciuszko tomb, once Washington's adjutant in the Revolutionary War, rests in Cracow Cathedral Poland. Each year hundreds of Americans visit, admiring the earth mound built by Polish peasants from across the country in long flowing sleeves and aprons.
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