Senate Deliberation and Filibuster Mentioned in Washington
The piece discusses the U S Senate rule allowing unlimited debate and its criticism in the wake of Huey Long s filibuster blocking a $100 000 000 administration appropriation The author defends unlimited debate citing historical benefits while noting New Deal plans and a 1 2 percent bond rate failure by the Federal Farm Mortgage corporation reflects broader political tensions in Washington D C.
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Lady Scout Outsmarts Baden-Powell on Tracks Tale
The founder of the Boy Scout movement recalls a moment with the daughter of the late Lord Meath who correctly identified a cat's color from footprints. While Baden-Powell doubted, she observed the print and declared the color, saying she saw the cat.
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