Roosevelt Has Never Wavered in New Deal Policy
The piece argues Roosevelt will remain liberal and progressive despite NRA and Supreme Court rulings. It outlines NRA and AAA gains like fewer hours, higher wages, and three million more workers, plus HOLO and work relief impacts. It warns of constitutional challenges and the idea of a Constitution party aiming to swing Southern voters, with Roosevelt maintaining leadership and pushing further reforms.
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Ashington
Supreme Court
NRA
Roosevelt
White House
Congress
Nan
Hoover
United States
Hugh Johnson
AAA
Costigan
Colorado
High Court
Moneghan
Montana
Thomas Jefferson
la Vollette
Owen
Oklahoma
Goosevelt
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
New York City
Schlecter
New York State
Constittution Party
Jounett Shouse
Liberty Leaguer
Harry Byrd
Virginia
Bainbridge Colby
Wall Street
Alfred E. Smith
Constitution Party
South
Washington
al Smith
I Tn
Dla Earings Ayyene
Woatera Newepsper Valo
Nebraska
Humpty Dumpty NRA and a Nation in Turbulent Times
In Brisbane's column the NRA framework splits, comparing reforms to Humpty Dumpty as Washington tries to rebuild from divided pieces. The piece also notes the Normandie ship's record breaking debut and the gruesome Walsh ransom murder, while reflecting on crime, land security, and royal birthdays amid national tensions.
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NRA
Washington
Arthur Brisbane
Tanning No Health Indication Says Expert
A Boston chemist from the American Chemical Society argues tanning does not indicate health. He warns against sunburns and urges cautious sun exposure for adults and children, noting deep burns can cause long term skin damage. He also explains glass can filter harmful rays while letting visible light through.
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John Senverns
Boston
American Chemical Society
Seaverns
Boston Chemist
Shedke
Window glass that cuts heat while letting light pass
A new heat absorbing window glass uses iron in its composition to filter heat from sunlight while preserving visible light. Objects viewed through it remain clear though heat is reduced, offering a cooler room without dimming the view.
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Popular Mechanics Magazine
Care of Furs and the Role of Air Conditioning
Air conditioning is vital in fur manufacturing as humidity affects dye absorption and fur curl. Excess humidity hinders dye uptake while heat and low humidity can cause permanent curls. Refrigerated storage guards against moths and fading, with over 200 million dollars worth of furs stored annually in air conditioned vaults.
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George
Irish Guards
Buckingham Palace
Firestone tires credited for record long drive
A driver rolled a 5000 pound car across Utah’s salt beds at Lake Bonneville covering 3000 miles in 2344 hours. Averaging 127.2 mph, he faced 120 degree heat with no blowouts, credited to Firestone Gum-Dipped tires and their special construction features.
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Firestone
Lake Bonneville
Utah
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