Inflation Amendment Passes Senate and Shapes Debates
The Thomas inflation amendment secures a Senate victory backed by the administration and a Democratic majority, advancing the farm relief bill back to the House for concurrence. Inflation advocates warn of long term harm while supporters tout price stabilization and stronger bargaining power in international talks.
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Roosevelt
Herriot
House
David A. Reed
Pennsylvania
Pat_Harrison
Suississippi
Mellon-Mills-Reed
Weaver
Wheeler-King
Borah
Goldsborough
Swings in 1931 policy bills and new party group formed
The text outlines power development funding contrasts between two Nebraska measures and notes a unanimous ratification in Wisconsin. It reports the formation of a GOP organization led by Ogden Mills with several Hoover aides, plus Japanese and European diplomatic shifts, and ends noting Nellie Taylor Ross's appointment as director of the mint.
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Ts Brown
Is -Ha
Ogden Mill
Treasurs
Hoover
Arch Coleman
Washington
W. Irving Glover
Coleman
Loosevelt
Ernest Lee Jahocke
Willam &. Castle
Mills, Brown
Roy D. Chapin
Arthur M. Hyde
Wilam N. Doak
Ray Leman Weibur
Walter E. Hope
the Treasury
James J. Patchell
Union City
Ind
Longworth
Castle
Moo
St. Paul
AMER
Nellie Taylor Ross
Wyoming
Mra
Ross
Demo‘cratic
Runaway Girls Plague New York Police Bureau
Missing girls numbered in the thousands, with 2 160 unaccounted for during the year. Many disappeared to be found later at police stations, in local dens, or abandoned along roads or in hotels. Most runaways were not bad, but dissatisfied with home and employment, often driven by poverty and desire for a different life.
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Sany
GSS
Police Department
Crime Prevention Bureau
Po Wce Treadquarters
Edward P. Mulroony
John Rodyers
Missing Persons Bureau
Jane
Ayers
Captain Ayers
Fofk
Colors for Auto Tags in Year 1933
A list of automobile tag color schemes by state and district for 1933. It pairs each jurisdiction with a background and foreground color, noting Alabama white on blue, California orange on black, New York black on yellow, Texas orange on white, and other state schemes. The piece cites the Cleveland Plain Dealer as a source.
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Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Orane
Connecticut
Florida
Georgia
Itue
Idaho
Mlinois—Welte
Indiana
Town
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nery
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Iowa
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Boy Saves Mother's Life With Self-Performed Surgery
In Sudbury Ontario a 12 year old boy Steve Smeegle operated on his mother Mrs Mike Smeegle to drain pleural fluid after doctors refused due to a $10 fee. He used a razor to make the back incision and removed more than a quart of fluid. Provincial police reported the mother is recovering well and credited the boy's courage and resourcefulness.
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Sudbury
Ont
Mike Smeegle
Steve
Lights of New York subways show workers in blue collar risk
A 1933 Bell Syndicate item describes subway track workers beneath New York streets. Inspectors in bright artificial light monitor signals, rails, and trains while lookouts flag dangers. Motormen rely on deadman controls and strict safety exams to prevent disasters.
Akron Inquiry Head Oversees Naval Court
Rear Admiral W. W. Phelps, commandant of the Third Naval District in New York, presided over the naval court of inquiry into the Akron disaster.
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W. W. Phelps
Third Naval District
New York
Naval Court of Inquiry
Akron
Bear Frozen in Pond At Jefferson Pond
Mrs H B Porter's skating on Jefferson Pond in Rockland Maine spotted a dark object in the slushy ice. A game warden freed the bear which had become frozen and the animal scampered away.
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Maine
Jefferson Pond
H. B. Porter
Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets Introduced Long Ago
An aged advertisement fragment touts Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as the original liver pills from sixty years past. It claims they regulate the liver and bile, presenting a remedy claimed to aid digestive health.
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Dr. Pierce
Bayer Aspirin Claims Safe Quick Headache Relief
An advertisement asserts Bayer Aspirin is safe and effective for headaches colds and sudden discomfort. It promises daily use if needed with reliable relief and warns against trying everything else due to cost considerations.
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