Roosevelt bill for government control of industry debated
A proposed National Industrial Board would override anti trust laws and set price and wage controls, with aims to stabilize markets and promote collective action. Support comes from major business groups, while Secretary Perkins opposes. President Roosev elt pushes for rapid action amid broader economic measures including rail reforms.
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Mainy
Roosevelt
Wagner
New ‘York
Brain Trust
National Association of Manufacturers
S]. I. Harriman
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Troosevelt
Congress
Secretary of Labor
House of Representatives
Commerce and Labor
Gpokesamian
Commerce
Finance
Labor
Agriculture
Puplic
Bus Preme
National Board
Iune
Perkins
Anan‘celal
Interstate Commerce Commission
The Bowery Lampooned and The Bum’s Nightly Round
A 1933 Bell Syndicate piece surveys Bowery life describing seasonal workers turning to the Bowery in winter for shelter cheap drinks and meals. It notes shock joints where drinkers sleep, a rough but resilient street community, and occult circle tricks amid urban hardship.
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Bowery
Winte
Nupicipa
Chinese Girl Holds Air Pilot's License
Hazel Ying Lee, a 20 year old American born Chinese woman in Portland, Oregon, is learning to fly with plans to visit China to recruit Chinese women into aviation. She is the first Chinese woman in Oregon to hold a Department of Commerce pilot license and has trained in loops, rolls, spins, wing-overs, and other aerial maneuvers.
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Portland
Ore
Hazel Ying Lee
Lee
China
Miss Lee
Irs
Oregon
Department of Commerce
Indian Prince Richest Man London
A fragmentary newspaper line notes a London scene with an Indian prince described as very wealthy in contrast to depleted fortunes and vanished accounts. The text hints at a bustling, ironic exchange about charity or generosity amid financial strain.
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London
Orsa
Decorative Furs By Cherme Nicholas Headlines Fashion Wealth
Decorative furs dominate spring fashion as Cherme Nicholas notes lavish designs and misdirection of fur away from the face. Amid Europe’s wealth talk, figures like the Nizam of Hyderabad Sir Basil Zaharoff Agnelli Ellerman and Coty are cited as top fortunes and industry anchors.
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Paris
Police Use Baby as Bail in Duluth Reckless Driving Case
Arvid Peterson, 31, failed to post a $25 bond after reckless driving accusation and was allowed to go home for the money. He returned with his seven month old daughter, and Sgt. Perry kept the infant overnight as bait while two patrolmen returned the baby to Peterson's home and placed him in custody.
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Duluth
Minn
Arvid _Peterson
David «Perry
Perry
Peterson
Day Dreams and Their Reality Check in Daily Life
A discussion by Dr. Edwin G. Fleming in the Scientific Monthly contrasts day dreams with real achievement. It notes dreams arise from unfulfilled wants and can become a substitute for reality if not translated into action. The piece warns against relying on imagined genius and urges translating dreams into concrete effort.
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Lfe
Edwin G. Fleming
Scientific Monthly
Dr. Pierce’s Favorite French Ploton Sold by Druggists
An old advertisement claims Dr Pierce’s Favorite French Ploton strengthens weak women. It promotes both tablet and liquid forms sold by druggists, highlighting health benefits and accessibility.
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Dr. Pierce
Virtue of Necessity in Modern Economic Learning
A reflective note on how many people now study economics out of necessity, comparing it to a person learning to swim after a push from the dock. It suggests practical, self guided learning amid uncertain times.
Speed of Bayer Aspirin Promised for Quick Relief
An advertisement urges choosing genuine Bayer aspirin for fast, dependable relief. It claims Bayer dissolves instantly and acts sooner than substitutes. The copy asserts safety, heart not depressed, and reliable results for headaches, colds, neuralgia, and rheumatism.
Sure Cure’s Flood of Questions and a Fractured Wife Tale
A fragment from a magazine piece hints at domestic dispute themes centered on a man’s argument with his wife. The text references a title phrase Sure Cure and odd punctuation suggesting a muddy or cryptic excerpt.
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Edward W. Pickard
JR. Roosevelt
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Ciahougi
House
Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
Des Moines
Iowa
C. C. Bra
Chicago
Raymond Moley
Yilshed
Henry Morgenthau
Henry Morto
Turkey
Senthau
James M. Cox
Ohio
Morgenthau
Geneva
Norman TH. Davis
Americnan
MacDonald
Walter Runciman
R. Roosevelt
Thomas le Breton
Argentina
White House
Vespil
Docetor le Breton
Wallace
Guido Jung
Italy
Washington
Augusto Rosso
Duls M. Sancho Cerro
Peru
Abelardo de Mendoza
Aprista
Just
Ing
Colombia
Mendoza
Oscar Uéivevides
Stoosevelt
Adolf Sitler
Germany
Naazi Storm
Tminn
Timiportint
Iahbor
States’ Council
Hitler
Central Association of German Banks
Residien Roosevelt
Sam G. Ibratton
New Mexico
Venth Circuit Court of Appeals
Colorado
Oklahoma
Kansas
Wyoming
Utah
Thatton
Wiatailian-Of
Acheson
Connecticut
Traisuts
UR Sam
Muscle Shoals
Dimitri Bogomoloff
Moscow
Nanking
Faget
Russia
Japan
Ching
Ermany
Rudolf Nadolny
Nadolny
Ths
Committee On Armles
Cuba
Machado
Western-Newspaper-Union
Adolf Hitler
New York
Walter
Trumbull
Hlart
Bath
Sam
Tom Geraghty
Hollywood
Herald
Geraghty
Bairtenders
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Cherme Nicholas
Europe
Nizam of
Uyderabad
India
Basil Zaharoff
Agnelli
Dame—Fle
Traly
England
Sir John Ellerman
Magenate
Duke of Westminster
Coats and Wills Famille
Baron de Rothschild
France
Francois Coty
Perfume
Mosmzons
Charley
Feria
Arto Naa
BE. H. Wood
Rockland Ave
Port Chester
N.C
PBO
Corning
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