Varsity Hope and Midseason Gossip from East Football
In this East focus piece, alumni press for the grid season as Pittsburgh faces a tough ramp with Sutherland set to excel. Red Raiders, Lions, and Penn are discussed amid Syracuse and Fordham schedules, with mentions of Campbell and Kerr and the betting mood around the approach of the fall.
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Platforms Not Easily Obeyed by Roosevelt era policy debates
The piece analyzes how party platforms often diverge from actions once presidents are in office. It surveys past leaders McKinley Roosevelt Wilson Harding Coolidge Hoover and their enforcement of platform promises, noting how world events and crises redirected policy. It also previews ongoing questions about Roosevelt's adherence to pledges and the adequacy of new programs like the National Youth Administration and Rural Electrification.
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J. P.morgan
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National Youth Administration
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National Youth Association
Federal Emergency Belief Administration
Morvila Cooke
New Rural Electrification Administration
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Shanghai Stakes Offerings and a Double Cross Twist
In a turf betting tale from Arlington, Shanghai defeats Hunky Dory after Beazer Bertie’s suspected misdirection. The group discovers Bertie’s bum steer aimed at skewing odds, while Shanghai’s price drops to 38.47 and Hunky Dory ends over 50. The crew resolves to forgive Bertie after admitting prior entanglements and vows to remember the lesson about bets and trust.
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Ilso
Neve
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Aundry
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415-Year-Old Bavarian Houses Rent for $1 a Year
Tealty agents report a cluster of 16th century houses in Augsburg, Bavaria, built by German banker Jacob Fugger around 1520. The properties, occupied for 415 years, have never been vacant and rent for one dollar per year, despite their age and preserved status.
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