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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1935
Page
7
A sewing pattern advertises a stylish women’s pajama set with a top piece and trousers designed for comfort and figure emphasis. Pattern 2645 is offered in sizes 14 to 20 with yardage details and step by step instructions included.
An Enquirer item quotes critics accusing Mia of self-importance and temper, saying she dominates performances and treats fellow cast like props while the production runs at Cincinnati theater.
A fragment from Paib finder Magazine shows Mrs Gadder and Mrs Wiegway discussing a prior wish to travel to Florida last winter. Mrs Gadder recalls her husband’s objections influencing the decision.
A humorous exchange centers on a new car described as a rattler with a spooky sound. Rhodes claims the vehicle lives up to the nickname while the speaker imagines a skeleton shivering on a tin roof, highlighting the comic mood of the scene.
President Roosevelt delivers a joint session message proposing a greatly expanded relief program funded by a budget yet to be set, aiming to employ about 8.6 million people through public works such as alum clearance and grade crossing elimination. He signals forthcoming legislation on old age, unemployment insurance, and child welfare, while warning against speculative profit and urging fiscal balance. He notes unsettled foreign tensions but predicts peaceful relations, and outlines federal regulatory consolidation, tax reforms, and continued agricultural support as key priorities. The address also previews battles over a 30 hour work week and the politics of the New Deal in Congress.
President Roosevelt replies to a Texas Legion post commander detailing why he opposes immediate payment of veteran bonuses. He cites 3.5 million certificates issued and 500000 veterans borrowing 1.09 billion dollars, arguing the obligation is not yet due and the current worth of the certificates exceeds half their face value.
The new Seventy Fourth Congress opened its first session on schedule with Democrats solidly in control. The house leadership under Joseph T Burns and John T Gankhead aims to curb radical faction, while Senate leaders Joseph Robinson and Lewis maintain party discipline. Republicans number 102 with 69 Democrats, plus minor party presence, as party power reshapes committee compositions and votes.
A letter from President Roosevelt to Louisiana Governor Allen prompts Huey Long era tensions over new public works laws. The flood of replies aims to clarify funds and moratorium enforcement as the FAWA compulsory payments resumed, affecting about six Louisiana projects.
The panel of eight men and four women was selected swiftly for the Bronx carpenter case. Attorney General Wilentsect led the state's charge accusing the defendant of kidnaping and murder. Colonel Lindbergh Mrs Lindbergh and Betty Gow were among early witnesses present in court. The state seeks first degree murder.
In 1933 Bill Bonthron of Princeton narrowly missed winning the James F Sullivan Memorial Trophy for amateur athletics, losing by one vote to Glenn Cunningham. Cunningham earned the honor after a stellar season that included a world record in the 1500 meters and victories over Cunningham in three races.
In a nationwide ballot conducted by A A A Bonthron the preliminary voting listed Bonthron with 1072 votes. Final results show New Jersey Batman finishing second with 528, Ralph Metcalfe 413, Glen Hardin 285, Lenore Kight 262, Jack Med fe 169, and Katherine Rawle 154 as other competitors.
Michigan Senator Vandenberg introduces a bill to place postmasters and postal officials under civil service, except the Postmaster General. The plan would bar the Postmaster General from political office and create a career service with job preferences for postal staff. He predicts strong Civil Service Commission support and envisions future top posts for reform advocates.
The Ontong Java group near New Guinea uses copra as currency and ships it to Tulagi and Sydney. The article details copra production from ripening coconuts, trade pathways, trepang and shell goods, and the native life with tattoos, clothing, and extensive coconut palm utility. It notes the palm provides food, drink, fuel, tinder, shells, mats, rope, and implements.
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