U.S. Spending Debate Shapes Conciliation Drive
Weekly News Analysts examine Hopkins speech and Morgenthau plans as the Roosevelt administration seeks recovery through conciliation while facing pressure for tax shifts and budget discipline. The piece notes Congress debates anti monopoly rules, Wagner act tweaks, social security taxes, and rail regulation proposals amid warnings from business leaders.
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Henry Morgenthau Jr
Harry Hopkins
Commerce
Daniel C. Roper
Hopkins
Des Moines
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House Appropriations Committee
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Wyoming
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Federal Monopoly Investigation Committee
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C.I.O
John Lewis
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William Green
Surplus Cotton Plans and European Power Shifts
The piece surveys US cotton loan policy with 11 million bales in government loans totaling about 500 million dollars and three options urged by Secretary Wallace: sustain loans via subsidy, replace with outright payments via a processing tax, or cap prices and export surpluses. It then shifts to Spain under Franco, predicting monarchy under Don Juan with Serrano Suner, and outlining how Franco’s regime and Italian German diplomacy shape Europe, while Britain and France assert solidarity against fascist pressure.
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U.S
Henry A. Wallace
Senate Farm Committee
U. S
Wallace
Francisco Franco
Spain
Europe
Juan
Ramon Serrano Suner
Franco
Rome
Don Juan
Britain
Mediterranean
France
Galeazzo Clano
Count Clano
Berlin
Poland
Count Ciano
Hitler
Impartial hotel czar eyed as new ruling figure
Edward P Mulrooney, former police commissioner and ex liquor board head, takes a $25,000 yearly hotel industry umpire post with a $6,000 pension. At 68, he began his career with Roosevelt era policing, earning fame after rescuing boat passengers during the Slocum disaster. He’s described as a sharp, bristly reformer unlikely to face back talk from employers or labor. Batista’s Cuba drifts left, facing discontent from business leaders over his shifts toward Cardenas and the expropriation issue.
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Judge Landis
Will Hays
New York City
Edward P
Albany Liquor Control
EWS
Havana
Fulgencio Batista
Cuba
Mexico
Conserva Cuban Business Five
Batista
Cardenas
Barber
Buck
Machado
Hitler
Napoleon
Caribbean
Army
Brazil’s Aranha Visits U.S. as Peace Emissary
Dr Oswaldo Aranha Brazil foreign minister and former revolutionary leader visits the United States as a peace emissary with a mainly financial mission. A central bank for Brazil may arise with United States capital of about 50 million dollars. He is 43, son of a Rio Grande do Sul hidalgo. his career spans army law and politics.
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Brazil
Aranha
Stowenheres
Getulio Vargas
United States
Rio Grande Do Sul
Vargas
Doctor Aranha
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WNU
What to Eat and Why by C Houston Goudiss
NY homemaker extols eggs as essential kitchen cement and nutrition. Eggs serve thickening. binding. coating. clarifying. stabilizing. and garnish roles while delivering high protein, minerals, and vitamins. They are nearly interchangeable with milk for growth needs and should be included daily, with a weekly minimum of four eggs per person. As spring nears, eggs grow cheaper and more plentiful, aiding balanced family meals.
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C. Houston
Goudiss
Eggs as a building food for children and adults
Eggs provide high quality proteins with distinct white and yolk profiles. The yolk delivers minerals, fat for easy digestion, iron, phosphorus, and vitamins D and G, making it vital for growing children and overall health.
Four Important Vitamins in Eggs Promote Growth and Health
Nutritionists urge wider use of eggs in the diet as they supply four essential vitamins A B D and G. Vitamin A promotes growth and builds disease resistance while vitamin B boosts appetite and helps increase overall intake.
Raw and cooked eggs compared for nutrient use
Digestibility differs little between raw and cooked eggs. About 97 to 98 percent of egg protein is absorbed from cooked forms, with hard cooked and soft cooked eggs yielding similar digestion. Raw whites are less utilized, debunking the belief that raw eggs aid invalids.
Brown Eggs Versus White Shells Myth Busted
Readers are informed that shell color does not affect nutrition. Some shoppers in certain areas pay a premium for white shell eggs, reflecting belief rather than fact. Experts advise focusing on freshness and storage over color when buying eggs.
Eggs: versatile cooking ideas beyond the usual shell color
Brown eggs fetch higher prices due to demand though shell color has no justified superiority. Many homemakers limit egg use to a few methods, but eggs can be prepared in numerous ways from sunny side up to omelets and soufflés, cooked soft or hard, or scrambled with cheeses and meats.
Eggs in Lenten Meals Versatile Use Across Dishes
A wartime or mid century guide explains hard cooked eggs as main Lenten fare. They may be creamed or served with vegetables or fish, used as a binder in croquettes, coating, or deep fried foods. Eggs balance milk in desserts like custards puddings and cakes while adding protective dietary value.
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WNU
Houston
Goudiss
Barbara Bell Spring Pattern Book Ad From Sewing Circle
The notice advertises Barbara Bell Spring Pattern Book and pattern Nos 1684 and 1679 with sizes 12 14 16 18 20 and 36 38 40 42 44 46 48 50 52, detailing fabric and braid yardage and pricing 15 cents per pattern. It directs orders to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Room 020 211 W Wacker Dr Chicago Bell Syndicate WNU Service.
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Barbara Bell
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Needlework Pattern 1960 Transfer Motifs for Towels
Transfer pattern of 18 motifs from 2 by 8 inches to 2 by 15 inches includes materials and stitches. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept 82 Eighth Avenue New York for pattern number. Name and address requested. Cutwork uses buttonhole stitch. Simple designs ideal for scarfs.
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Sewing Circle
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
New York
N. Y
First Sight And Perception Acknowledges Grateful And Unwelcome
A quotation reflecting on perception from the first moments of awareness. It contrasts things that are gratefully received with those that are unwelcome, noting innate inclinations and aversions observed in early human experience.
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