Roosevelt NYA plan for youth relief and jobs bill
The piece outlines Roosevelt administration aims for the National Youth Administration to place unemployed youth in private industry, fund schooling, and support works relief with specified monthly payments. It notes Tax measures, budget deficits, and projections for revenue and debt as Washington debates the New Deal extensions. It also touches on political rounds, crime, and international tensions of the era.
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Roosevelt
New “National Youth Administration
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Washington
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Kidle
Rooshvelt
Secretary of the Seasury
Hugh
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New York City
The
Blue Eagle
Fiorello
Irish Chain Quilt Pattern Seeks Purchasers
Strong favorite of quilt makers the Irish Chain pattern appears in many collections. The pattern uses white background with solid blue or dark squares, fabrics cut to 1% inch patches, two nine inch blocks, and seven blocks across top with nine along the side. A 6 inch border yields about 72 by 90 inches finished. Book No 23 offers cutting charts and instructions for 15 cents, address Home Craft Co Dept D St Louis Mo. Also a folk saying about singing before breakfast.
New Anti Crime Weapon Invented by Canadian Scientist
A Canadian inventor unveils a device likened to a bloodhound using vaporized scent and a light spectroscopic strip. When held near an escaped criminal’s item, the scent vapors are projected through a light ray and imprint a pattern on a photographic strip. Police can deploy the device along routes to trigger matching patterns for identification.
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London
Two Discarded Pens Offer Free Rebuilt Fountain Pen
Rebuilt fountain pen offered free with proof of two discarded pens. Send a 3 cent stamp to Bree Pen Exch at 39225 East 48th Avenue Portland Oregon for the offer detailed in the advertisement.
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E. 48Th Ave
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Up-to-Date Freight Cars in German Experimentation
In the first year of testing freight cars that can move from track to warehouse on rubber wheels or motor conveyances, the operation has been performed 6,000 times. Sixteen cars were used, 15 more are under construction, and equipment for 30 motor transport vehicles has been acquired. The system eliminates double unloading and loading of goods such as iron and steel, coal, timber, cotton, petrol, and live animals.
Hobbies Told to Ease Nervous Troubles Through Therapy
In Pearson's Weekly the Institute of Medical Psychology reports scientific occupational therapy helps nervous patients. Rug making fretwork and painting aid recovery while dressmaking line cutting printing raffia work and embroidery show medical value. A shy seven year old girl learned to speak through drawing, gaining contact with others as she worked.
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Pearson's Weekly
Wehr
Institute of Medical Psychology
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