Congress ends second session with sweeping measures and new labor plans
The Seventy third Congress closes its second session after pushing through many New Deal laws and spending, while President Roosevelt maintains influence. Major actions include relief funding, housing aid, farm relief, and a proposed three man labor board, with tensions rising over steel industry negotiations and criticisms of Administrator Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FTDR
Seventy-third Congress
Roosevelt
Congress
Ickes
AAA
Britten
Chicago
Banking Legisla An
Isherbitt
Earl J. Forbeck
General Johnson
Washington
Mra
Anna Dall
Nevada
Curtis Dall
New York
Dalis
Anna
Sistle
Buzele
White House
Nevada Eia
Dall
Lake Tahos
Houge
Elliott
Elizabeth Donner
Whiladelphia
Secret Service
Samuel Jatt
West Mya
Dale
Reno
Mr. Dall
Dalla
Emery boards for nails needles and more in home use
Emory boards can shape fingernails smooth rough edges and can be made by molding cardboard pulp with emery or coating cardboard with emery powder. The finer side aids smoother finishes. Beyond nails they sharpen needle tips for sewing machines and even sharpen pencils. Also useful to smooth chipped china and crockery for easier handling. Ball Syndicate WNU Service.
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Theta
Ball Syndicate
WNU Service
Ear earprint ID proposed by Prof Perkins at Vermont museum
Prof Henry F Perkins director of the Fleming museum at the University of Vermont identifies about 160 distinct ear formations as a potential identification method. He notes ear prints have been used in courts and hospitals, and that photography reveals individuality in the ear beyond fingerprints.
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Ciety
ABC
Fulgencio Batista
Havana
Mendicta
Duke of Wellington
Ewehurst
England
Waterloo
Napoleon
Prince of
Netherlands
Duque de Ciudad Rodri
Spain
Duque da Victoria and
Marquez de Torres Vedras
Conde de Vimiero
Portugal
Henry F. Perkins
Fleming Museum
University of Vermont
Indiana
Amercan
Perking
Don’t give up on life weight and energy loss
An advertisement touts a time-tested tonic claimed to restore blood strength after cold, overwork, or worry. It asserts reduced red blood cells and hemoglobin cause weariness and a pale color, promising improved appetite, color, and energy with continued use.
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Edward W. Pickard
Western Newspaper Union
National Recovery Review Board
Clarence Darrow
Johnson
NILA
Cuba
Mendieta
Havang
Te Jaland
Socretary
Dern
House
Benjamin D. Foulis
Army Air Corps
Foulois
Benjamin D. Foulois
Air Corps
Committee For
Ths
Qupilltam. Langhr
Kowartte
North Dakota
Blamarel
United States
Pew
Department of Agriculture
Berlin
Reichsbank
Dawes
Young
Qos
Hitler
Mussolini
Venice
Italy
Austria
Lor
Germany
League of Nations
Europe
Maxim Litvinov
Russia
France
Exford
Guy Tugwhell
Senate Agriculture Committee
Tugwell
America
Cotton Hol" Smith
South Carolina
Henry D. Hatfeld
West Virginia
Senate
Ms Baer
California
Primo Carpora
Baar
Gen. Foulols
Mre, Anna Dall
R, G. Tugwell
Walinge Lighes
Frises
Resta
Vart Hons
Stockholm
Ther ‘Ongir
Genenar Foo Foods
Battle Creek
Mich
Tom
Dad
Corseel
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