Farmers rally in Washington pressuring New Deal policy changes
Thousands of farmers from across the country gathered at the U S Capitol to press President Roosevelt and Secretary Wallace for changes to the agricultural adjustment act. Senators Hastings and Clark lead criticism of the NRA and NRA extension amid debates over farm and code policies. Morris L Cooke announced a new rural electrification program with $75,000 initial funds as part of works relief. Other items note penalties against Nazi literature and political shifts in New Mexico and Illinois.
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Wallace
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Daniel O. Hastings
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United States
Hastings
Secretary of Agriculture
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New-York
Bennett C. Clark
Missouri
NRA
NBA
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HRA
Richberg
Mr. Rich
Oral Electrification Administration
Works Relief Program
Morris L. Cooke
Philadelphia
Unas
Enator M'Carren
Nevada
McCarren
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Missouri State Highway Department
Eleven Points River
State of Oklahoma
Arkansas River
District of Columbia
Idaho
Snake River
Mississippi
War Department
Agricultural, Adjustment Act
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce and Labor
War and Navy Departments
Boy Scouts of America
Shulty College of Washington
Special Claims Commission
Mexico
Balbo
Pellegrini
Italy
Department of Labor
Navy Department
Naval Reserves
Marine
Navy
Marine Corps
Secretary of the Navy
Pearl ~Harbor
Hawaii
South Carolina
Hudson
Weateen
Unies
Global tensions and looming dictatorships flag in Brisbane week
The column surveys rising autocrats as Pilsudski’s death reshapes Poland and Mussolini warns against meddling while dictatorships in Italy Germany Russia Turkey loom. It notes Chinese mine disasters and a Lion tamer incident, contrasting past bravado with present peril.
New England Center Newsroomal Push Prompts Birth Control Dissemination
A garbled fragment notes a New England gathering focusing on disseminating birth control information. It claims the action was not by radicals but by the New England Center and Methodist churches officials.
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News England Center
Eliice
Methodiat
Senator Robinson lauded for New Deal leadership in Congress
Washington June 16 1934 Senator Robinson Arkansas praised as the key man in enacting a large New Deal program during the first regular session of Congress His strong opposition to critics and his vigorous defense of New Deal measures are highlighted amid reports of stalled legislation and Republican opposition in the Senate The piece notes four national scope bills passed and lists numerous other measures under consideration with an outlook toward further sessions and adjournment timing.
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Michael JL. Igoe
Illinois
United States
Chicago
Senate
James Hamilton Lewis
Secretary of the
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Horner
Lewis
Washington
Robinson
Arkansas
Robinsoner
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Congress
Capitol
New Deal
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Joe Robinson
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Roosevelt
Senator Robinson
McNary
Oregon
McNaory
House
Representative Burns
Tennessee
White House
Reconstruction, Finance Corporation
National Recovery Administration
Department of Agriculture
Lessons on the Lord's Supper and its meaning
This lesson outlines the institution of the Lord's Supper by Jesus on the eve of betrayal, its symbolic meaning, and the significance of partaking in faith. It covers the elements, memorial purpose, substitutionary atonement, and the conditions for participation including belief, church membership, and orderly conduct.
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Better Than Precept: Living by Example
A reflection on giving to others the best within us and showing by living how to live. It emphasizes teaching by example over mere precept, claiming truth in the adage that example guides better than instruction alone.
Picturesque for Afternoon Wear Pattern Description
A demure stylish afternoon dress pattern 9311 features a wide drop shoulder yoke and gathered waist with tucks. Sizes 12 through 40 available, fabric 89 inch wide. pattern costs fifteen cents and ships from Sewing Circle Pattern Department New York. Ensure plain name address style number and size on order.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Department
West Eighteenth Street
New York
Sweet Remembrances 25 About Farewell Remarks
A. sexplorer’s long Africa journey is marked by a farewell dinner where he thanks supporters and asks them to wish him well. He says he will think of friends while surrounded by savages, as he departs for the perilous voyage.
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Africa
College boys and art clash with football crowd
Miss Cayenne complains some college boys prefer art over fighting for country. She questions patriotic value in urging football players to brawl and glee club primas to attack rivals.
Fragmentary dialogue on cosmetic surgery from unknown source
A brief, unclear exchange shows a character asking about plastic surgery while another dismisses it and hints at alternatives. The text is fragmented with no clear context, participants, or outcome.
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Bronson M. Cutting
New Mexico
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Clyde Tingley
Democratic Party
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Albuquerque
National House
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Elders of Zion
Maurice Soly
Napoleon I
Switzerland
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Poland
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Turkey
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Szechwan
China
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Stalin
Hohenzollern
England
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Mr. Morgenthau
the Treasury
Morgenthau
John D. Rockefellers
John D.rockefeller
P B Fitzwater
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Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
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