Filibuster Ends Session Over Deficiency Bill and Loans
Senator Huey Long led a seven hour filibuster to block the third deficiency appropriation bill which carried 93 million dollars for pensions rail workers and crippled children. A cotton loan plan and wheat policy dominated debates as Congress faced funds for social security and work relief programs.
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Willys Dies in New York At Sixty One Former Auto Leader
John N. Willys a longtime figure in the auto industry and former ambagador to Poland died in New York at age sixty one after years of illness since a heart attack last May. He began in bicycles at eighteen and built a fortune by taking Overland in 1908 and forming Willys Overland in Indianapolis before moving the plant to Toledo after buying Pope Toledo. He sold his auto holdings to a syndicate in 1929.
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Roosevelt Urges Youth Unity For New Deal Change
President Roosevelt addresses Milwaukee Young Democrats stressing that the New Deal protects common men and is not socialism. He says youth must unite across parties to challenge old order methods while Republican Bertrand Snell warns against constitutional changes that could curb rights and empower the wealthy.
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Moffett Resigns as Federal Housing Commissioner
James A. Moffett resigns to return to private business after long service as housing commissioner. He notes the housing administration is pushing construction and repair loans at about $60 million a month and cites labor stats showing July residential building permits up sharply. Stewart McDonald anticipated as successor in Washington.
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Stop and Rest Is Advice of Patient in Sanatorium
John Chapman Hilder, former magazine editor, reveals in Good Housekeeping that he has been a patient in a Connecticut tuberculosis sanatorium for two years. He warns readers to slow down to strengthen health, noting TB cuts across size, status, and age and remains a leading killer.
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Hidden TB Danger Lurks for Years Before Detection
A physician notes TB can reside in the lungs for long periods without showing in exams, making early diagnosis difficult. The article emphasizes the silent, lingering nature of tuberculosis and its presence in many people.
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