Roosevelt era politics split as American Liberty League forms
National observers see a sharp split over the New Deal with conservatives from both parties backing the new American Liberty League led by Jouett Shouse James Wade Worth Alfred E. Smith. The group promises nonpartisan aims to oppose key New Deal features while broadening public debate amid agency coordination woes and labor board tensions.
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Congress
American Liberty League
Jmen
Jouett Shouse
Democratic National Committee
United States
James M. Wadesworth
New York
Alfred B. Smith
League
Shouse
Richberg
Hugh 8. Johnson
National Recovery
Laugheral
National. Labor Relations Board
John L. Donovan
Labor Board
Donovan
NRA
Saber Stadt
Nebraska Pheasant Season May End Early Amid Heat Ravage
News reports show extreme heat destroys July pheasant eggs, threatening Nebraska’s hunting season. Other items note Wayne construction plans and a new post office bid, plus August beer tax records, and state wholesale trade and employment shifts through 1933.
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District of Columbia
United States
Bureau of the Census
Washington
William L. Austin
Bureau
Kansas
Eagles Nest Observed Near Baltimore In Pine Tree
National Geographic notes discovery of two American eagles nesting about 80 miles from Baltimore near Magothy river. The pair laid several large white eggs, incubated for a month, and their eaglets fledged after eleven weeks observed by a climber.
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Baltimore
Magothy River
Antarctic
Zeus
Heaven
Rome
United States
White House
Mexico
Animal Kingdom
Old World
Tropica
India
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Alabama
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