Farm relief bill splits votes as war powers loom
AES President's farm relief bill passes the House amid vigorous debate. Supporters include Democrats and Republicans while critics warn against centralizing authority. Senate prospects remain uncertain and amendments loom before White House signature. The unemployment relief plan advances with three steps and a two billion dollar price tag, as labor unions oppose the low daily wage. And former banker Barles B Mitchell is arrested for income tax evasion allegations tied to 1920s earnings. The administration seeks broader economy measures and a push for government consolidation to trim outlays. The U.S. weighs terror reports and beer law changes fuel new regulatory battles.
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Broadway Nears End of Old Glory and Glamour
New York Broadway loses its charm as cheap palaces and street life crowd out the old theaters. The White Way decline amid closures, rent hikes, and dwindling patronage fuels talk of a new entertainment center or Radio City replacing Broadway as the city’s main show street.
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Accuser in Blackmail Case Is Acquitted at Old Bailey
In a London court, Mrs. Julian Simmons, aged 32, faced charges of blackmail after threatening to reveal an alleged adulterous affair with "Mr. V" to force a divorce for £1,000. The jury acquitted her, ruling the money a debt and that the suit was an attempt to recover funds. Evidence showed she had given £750 from her and her husband’s savings and even pawned a piano.
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White Men Visited Canada 600 Years Ago in Manitoba
Dr D A Stewart of the Manitoba Historical Society outlined a theory that white men travelled the Red River 571 years ago after a 1899 stone found along Upper Red River described Norse and Gothic voyages from Hudson Bay into North Dakota and Minnesota. He linked these to an expedition from Norway around 1350 seeking missing Greenland settlers, and traced Manitoba’s documented history to 1612 with Thomas Button landing near the Nelson River. He divided Manitoba history into five periods: discovery, fur trade monopoly, rivalries in trade, Selkirk settlement, and provincial life.
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Woman Cleared in Fraud Case After Husband Testimony
A wife faced fraud allegations after taking money from her husband’s funds and attempting repayment through an agent. She secured under $100 then received a $500 check from Vivian before arrest. Clarence Simmons testified his weekly income was $20 and that he forgave past infidelity. The jury acquitted her. the judge admonished her to conduct herself properly at home and warned of possible further action.
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Franklin Roosevelt Ancestry Traced To Colonial Lineage
Alvin Page Johnson maps Franklin D. Roosevelts forebears across Dutch French Finnish Scotch and English stocks from Plymouth and Massachusetts Bay to Brookline and exile era France. The piece notes settlers connected to Richard Warren John Howland and Anne Hutchinson among others shaping the nation’s melting pot.
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Plain Honest Man Highlighted in Local Tale
A fragmentary note describes a plain honest man referenced as a focal figure. The terse text hints at a communal or moral assessment without full context or clear events. Further details are unreadable in the material provided.
Salt Rheum Formed in Infant Ad Seen in Ad
A Boston area reader reports a sixteen month old baby suffered severe salt rheum with spreading blisters and sleepless nights until using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. After a month or two the child healed. Ad promoting Cuticura products from Cuticura Laboratories Malden Mass offers free samples and provides address for responses.
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