Washington Sees Death Blow to Works Program Debate
Senator Byrnes declared the McCarran amendment killed the administration’s works program. The Senate sent the relief bill back to committee, with expectations that the public works portion may not be revived. Public opinion centers on pressures from states and municipalities to influence senators.
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Repudiation and politics drive gold policy debate
The piece argues the Supreme Court ruling on gold payments signals repudiation and will shape the 1936 political campaign. It cites Hoover’s call to restore gold payments, New Deal criticism, and potential NRA extension plans, noting Roosevelt’s evolving legislative approach and the administration’s influence on Congress.
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Supreme Court Upheld Gold Ban Amid War Germs and Cold
The Supreme Court upholds the President and Congress in outlawing gold as money and invalidating gold clauses. Reports detail grim war scenes including beheadings and germ warfare, plus scientific notes on absolute zero and new medical substances. Industrial recovery hints appear with U S building programs in Los Angeles and San Francisco as figures urge job restoration. King Features Syndicate.
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Nursery Blocks Crochet Rug Ad
This ad promotes a crocheted rug named Nursery Blocks made of small color blocks with a border, finished at 33 by 50 inches using about 5 kg of rag strips. Readers are told they can make custom sizes and color schemes and obtain the rug book No 25 with 25 other patterns by sending 15 cents to Home Craft Co. Dept G. St Louis.
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