National Topics Interpreted by William Brockart
Washington reports the growing reach of federal power over individuals under the New Deal. Agencies like NRA, RFC, and FDIC shape loans, mortgage terms, and stock offerings, while forest conservation and code controls press on private business. Officials warn of potential clashes between agencies as enforcement debates continue.
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Washington
Harry Hopkins
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Whtle Rfc
Chicago
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
NRA
Graphic Arts
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
I Forest
Johson
Pichy
General Johnson
White House
Tava
Sapphires in the Starlight and the Studio Turmoil
In a Hollywood office, producer L Theodore Glitz refuses director Leo Stevens a five thousand dollar budget extension. Tensions rise as dancers pressure for contracts and royalties, plus a dramatic confrontational scene with Bert Leroy and Sheba Desree. Glitz orders leverage on Bert Leroy’s contract and a salary boost for Sheba while maneuvering to protect his studio’s interests.
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Hollywood
L. Theodore Giltz
ABC Mimus Inc
M. Gitz
Dia
Leo Stevens
L. Theodore
Stevens
Glitz
L. T
Mr. Glite
Bert le Toy
Leroy
Sam Klein
Sam —Theodore
Laroy
Lsten
L,t
Sthvens
Phil
Strel
Hoya
LARGO
Nix
Heaven
Leo
Theodore Giltz
Isea
Papa
Sam Klein J
Bert Leroy
Skunk
Sheba Desree
Sheba
Maryland's 300th Year Celebrations Beckon Northbound Steamer Lore
A nostalgic ode to Maryland's 300th anniversary highlights Maryland as a frontier of American history. It recalls Saint Clement's Island landing by Leonard Calvert, the 16th century cross, and the Potomac and Chesapeake landscapes. The piece blends colonial memory with a poetic tour via the Potomac and Patapsco, invoking Port Tobacco, Mount Republican, Blakistone Island, and the Ark and the Dove. It emphasizes Maryland's lasting tolerance, early governance, and its role in shaping American identity.
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National Geographic Society
Pewashington
Down Service
Aryland
Old Line
Saint Clement's
Blakistone
Potomac River
Leonard Calvert
Maryland
St. Marys City
America
Tidewater
Virginia
Montgomery
Trederick
Kentucky
New York
New Hagland
Big Savage Mountain
Negro Mountains
Keysers Ridge
Rockies
Sierra Nevada
Globe
Little St. Marys
Europe
George Washington
John Smith
Chesapeake Bay
John Smitth
Jamestown
Bay
Baltimore
Patapsco
Potomac
Palatinate
England
Charles 1
Lord Baltimore
Crescentia
Henrietta Maria
Cecil
Troy
Washington
Piscataway Creek
Piscataways
Port Tobacco River
John Bunson
Mulberry Grove
United States
Congress
Thomas Stone
Habredth Venture
James Craik
Braddock
Indlang
Portobacka
Morgantown
Mount Republican
Franklin Weems
Snow
Souther
South
St. Clement's Island
Gov
Cecil Calvert
Baltmore
Airplanes to Drop Poison on Swarming Locusts
A new attack plan tests airplanes dispersing ground arsenite powder before advancing locust swarms in Africa. The method, proposed by A H King, former Sudan entomologist, will be tried in northern Rhodesia. Locust damage in tropical Africa runs high, with swarms crossing oceans and a single cloud spanning about 20 000 square miles. Previous efforts using ground baited poison balls failed against migratory locust hoppers. England groups, including Royal Aircraft Establishment and Imperial Institute of Entomology, back locust control.
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Africa
A. H. King
Sudan
Rhodesia
New York Herald Tribune
Red Sea
Gesling
England
Royal Aircraft Establishment
Imperial Institute of Entomology
Chemical Research Department
War Office
Economic Advisory Counnell
New Cotton Lint Uses From Middle Asia Cotton crop yields 8540 tons yearly
Russian chemists remove the short fibers or Unters from cottonseed using gaseous hydrovhtoric acid and seek new uses for the waste nat. Inters are nearly pure cellulose and could feed artificial silk, cellophane and other cellulose products.
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Middle Asia
Literary Digest
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wiliam Brockart
Roosevelt
Wevtora Newspaper Union
Deshalike
Herr Gilta Largh
Paul
Seon
Chegabeake Bay
Peninsula
Governor Calvert
Christ
St. Marya
Yeo
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