Roosevelt era reshapes party lines in shifting American politics
A Washington observer foresees a Republican realignment and a Roosevelt built party amid intraparty tensions. He notes dangers from radical Democrats and the need for balanced concessions as Roosevelt faces strong opposition from within and the possibility of a conservative coalition forming. The piece also profiles James A. Wetmore, retiring after 49 years as acting supervising architect, ending a long government service bright with public buildings.
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Information Request Addressed at St. Louis Ave
A local notice provides a mailing address at nineteenth and St. Louis Avenue in St. Louis Missouri and asks applicants to enclose a stamped self addressed envelope when requesting information.
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A. Nineteenth and
St. Louis Ave
St. Louis
Peculiarity of the American Vocabulary
Detroit News notes a quip on how Americans classify the dead into two grades only, poor and lucky, reflecting a blunt view on life and death.
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Detroit News
Immense Sums Expended for Stamp Collections
The Detroit News notes stamp collecting thrived despite economic inertia. In 1932 the Philatelic Agency in Washington reported postage stamp sales for collecting reached 337237.20 dollars, with overall 1932 business topping 1930 by 20064.88 dollars. Mail orders that year totaled 40098, up 12138 from 1931, signaling strong dealer and post office activity.
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Bertron
Detroit News
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Philatelic Agency
Washington
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