Roosevelt Defeats Reorganization Bill in House
President Roosevelt accepts defeat of his reorganizational bill as 204 to 196 vote shelves measure. He thanks Majority Leader Rayburn, saying policy issue only, no personal vendetta, while Democrats weigh funding plans and possible tax relief as they press for relief and revival measures. Senate and House leaders signal no immediate revival, focusing on tax, appropriation, and unemployment relief.
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Roosevelt
United States
Sam Rayburn
Roosevalt
Rayburn
Byrnes
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Senate
Washington
Bankhead
Congress
Republic Steel fights NLRB ruling in Wagner act case
Girdler v. Labor Board reports the NLRB’s eight violation findings against Republic Steel over last summer’s strike and the order to reinstate 5,000 workers with back pay, dismantle employee representative plans at five Ohio plants, and halt tactics discouraging union activity. The board assigns responsibility for three deaths in the Massillon riot and cites terms to be met by the company. Townsend R. Francis Townsend faces 30 days in jail unless clemency is granted. New French government under Edouard Daladier signals shift from Blum era, aims to align foreign policy with Britain and prepare for negotiations with Mussolini while seeking to quell strikes after Easter.
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Spanish Republic
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Fords' Golden Wedding in Detroit Marked by two day celebration
Henry Ford and Clara Bryant Ford celebrated their golden wedding in Detroit with a two day series of events starting at Mrs. Ford’s birthday reception at Edsel Ford’s home. The event was hosted by Dearborn service clubs and held at Ford’s reproduction Independence Hall near the couple’s 1888 wedding site. Rexford G Tugwell, a Brain Trust member and former head of the resettlement administration, was named chairman of New York City planning commission by Mayor LaGuardia with a $15000 annual salary, after he ends ties with American Molasses Company where he was vice president since January 1987.
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Detroit
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Brain Trust
Agriculture
Resettlement Administration
LaGuardia
New York City Planning Commission
Adolph A. Berle, Jr
American Molasses Company
Debutante practice ends. wives and officials favored
American ambassador to London Joseph P. Kennedy ends the annual debutante presentations to the king and queen. He will now honor wives and relatives of American officials or permanent London residents, calling the former practice undemocratic and unfair to omitted applicants. Federal air service to Europe slated for July or August with 24 hour schedule between New York and Foynes. Imperial Airways and Pan American plan two aircraft starting from Port Washington and Shannon.
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Joseph P. Kennedy
London
Transatlantic Air Service Federal
New York
Foynnes
Ireland
Pan-American
Imperial Airways
Edward L. Yurovich
Federal Bureau of Air Commerce
Pan-American Airways
Atlantic
Manhasset Bay
Port Washington
Long Island
Foynes
Shannon
Shannon River
Four Rules For Dental Health From Daily Diet
By C. Houston Goudiss, the piece argues teeth determine health and appearance. It notes near universal dental decay, links decay to systemic illness, and stresses mothers' role. It cites Harvard authority and advocates diet rich in calcium phosphorus and vitamins A C D, prenatal nutrition, and a four-point prevention plan for sound teeth.
Have You a Question Ask C Houston Goudin
C Houston Goudin offers readers access to his Experimental Kitchen Laboratory in New York City. He will answer questions on foods diet nutrition and health and provide guidance on personal hygiene. Postcard inquiries receive the same careful attention at 6 East Thirty-ninth Street New York City.
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New York City
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How to Build and Maintain Healthy Teeth
A four point plan urges mothers to ensure nutrition with phosphorus and vitamins A C and D, thorough brushing with an efficient dentifrice, fibrous foods for necessary chewing, and regular dental visits twice a year. The text claims saving teeth advances human progress and invites readers to write to C Houston Goudiss for information.
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Vitamin D in foods and bread calories debated
Questions answered on vitamin D retention in cooking and irradiated foods. Natural vitamin D is scarce in most foods, but irradiated foods or those with added vitamin D concentrate retain it through cooking. A participant notes rye bread and white bread have similar calorie content. Sulfur dioxide used to bleach dried fruit is presented as harmless.
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WUC
Houston
Goudiss
Quotations on work and virtue from historic writers
A collection of attributed maxims notes the value of good work, patience, virtue, and gratitude. Quotes from Muller, St Pierre, La Rochefoucauld, Shakespeare, and Bacon reflect on effort, beauty, innocence, generosity, and conscience as guiding forces for human endeavor.
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St. Pierre
la Rochefoucauld
Bacon
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