Roosevelt unveils NRA reorganization plan with Richberg on top
President Roosevelt announces a major NRA reorganization naming Richberg as policy making board chairman with Ickes Perkins and Hopkins among members. The policy board will advise the president, set administrative policies, and direct personnel, while a yet-to-be-chosen fifth member will chair the administrative board. The plan includes a broadened judicial role and possible department of justice involvement.
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Arthur D Whiteslde
Dun & Tradstreet
Sidney Hillman
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Leon O Marshall
Walton HH Hamilton
Yale
Blackwell Smith
NIA
Jean Henderson
Johnsort
NRA
Roosevelt
Department of Justie
Richberg
Qimeelf
Fall of a General and the NRA Controversy
Notes on General Johnson and the NRA touching his rumored ties to Justice Brandeis. The piece claims he sought and discarded judicial advice during NRA policies, stirring concern among Brandeis supporters.
Roosevelt faces friction with business leaders over New Deal
Washington reports tension between President Roosevelt and business leaders including a chamber list of questions on expenditure budget balancing and currency stabilisation. Roosevelt offered a smile and a noncommittal note, while industry lists pressed for action amid recovery worries.
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Norsyout
Roosevelt
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Merica's Cup Defeats Sopwith To End British Challenge
The American Rainbow defeated Sopwith four straight races to take the cup, after Sopwith protested Rainbow in a third race for alleged fouling. The protest was not heard, eliciting dismay in American circles while suggesting Rainbow and crew held the edge.
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United States
Sopwith
iMarald
Vanderbilt
Rainbow
Sopwitrths
Tim
Brundage Visits Germany Over Olympic Plans
Avery Brundage, president of the American Olympic Committee, traveled to Germany to assess treatment of Jewish athletes and, after assurances from German sports leaders, recommended accepting Germany's formation and allowing Jewish sports leaders to train for the Olympics.
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Bertin Avery Brundage
Amster Athetic Union
Germany
Olympia Committee
Brundage
Typhoon Devastates Industrial Heart of Japan
A powerful typhoon struck Osaka Kobe and Kyoto causing massive destruction in Japan's industrial core. Thousands died with many more injured and property damages likely exceeding one hundred million dollars. Armies and munitions plants suffered severe damage as factories were blown apart and shrapnel scattered among workers including fishermen and farmers.
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Japan
Osaka
Kobe
Kyote
Army 3
Pro Inn
Federal housing plan aims to clear Chicago slum blocks
The Public Works Administration announced a $12,500,000 project in Chicago to condemn and replace 37 blocks on the southwest side with small apartment housing for 3000 families. Condemnation cases are in federal court, and if owners cooperate the project moves quickly. The rehabilitated area now holds mainly Fruitful tenants and deteriorating housing. government funding covers social and sanitary facilities and dwellings via the Federal Housing Corporation.
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Federal Public Works Administration
Chicago
Chil N
Ickes
PWA
Meson
Vienna
Federal Housing Corporation
oWds
Wage Increases Granted by Chicago Firms Across Industry
Four major Chicago companies Swift Armour Wilson and others approved wage boosts totaling over 10 000 000 yen per year for workers after negotiations with plant labor conference boards. The boards, set up at each plant, include worker representatives and company management. The article notes it is unclear whether the raises meet all worker demands or are concessions.
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noosmivPries
Special Mediation Board
Guy Join G Winant
Kew Frampshire
Maine
Alabama
Industre
Rational Indor Relations Board
Ofce
Francis T Gorman
Salkout Gorin
United Textile Works
Moe
Chicago
Swift
Armour Wilson
Empl Wee Representa Fiscs
Saom
Ehegen
Ambitious reformer tops government service ranks
The text lauds a high ranking official amid Washington circles, noting her removal or struggle within the children's bureau and the broader government. It mentions Steve Aliss Athott turning to academia at the University of Chicago as professor and editor, reflecting shifts in welfare administration and social service leadership.
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Av Seurg
Hig Rust
Children’s Bureau
Grifef
Washington
Steve Aliss Athott
Pulse Welfare Adminisuericen
University O Chicago
Peview
Hauptmann Indicted In Lindbergh Baby Case
A New York grand jury indicted Bruno Hauptmann on extortion tied to the Lindbergh baby kidnapping. Authorities cited a ten dollar ransom note and $310 found in Hauptmann's garage as key evidence linking him to the crime.
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Frys Price
New Yorba
Bruno Mebhard Wauptmann
Gilanip
Carporter
Eindtergh
Ns Angeles
Pola
Conden
Jassie
Waupimanns
New York
Staujtmann
Hea
Hauptmann
Germany
New Jersey
Tr. Hauptmann
Lindler
Lu Bats
Colorado River authority and irrigation bill stalled in Texas
The article notes strong federal influence backing a large irrigation project on the lower Colorado River. Opposition led by Sarah D. Hains from Dallas blocked the measure in conference, leaving it unreported until a special legislative session was forced to adjourn.
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D' Sl
Colorado River Authority
Colorado
Ilser Saliey
Texas
Sarah D. Hains
Dallas
League Council urged to report on disarmament talks resumption
Anime Tteveinod reports the League of Nations should obtain a report on whether the World Disarmament Conference could be resumed with a chance of success. Russia hopes for a permanent peace conference with the United States as a participant to consolidate peace movements.
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League of Nations
Russia
United States
League Council
Queen Mary Launched by King George in Scotland
The Queen Mary steamship, built by Cunard White Star, was launched in Scotland with royal presence. Four years in the making, the vessel broke a champagne bottle at its bow as Queen Mary christened the huge liner amid celebratory ceremony.
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Leds Mary
Pngeand
George
Wales
Elvdi Tant
Siotland
Tsowen Cunard
Ita
Queen Mart
Orinoco Journey Through Bolivar and Angostura Regions
A descriptive account traces the Orinoco from its delta to Angostura Bolivar and beyond, noting delta channels, navigation routes, and historical clashes with Spain. It highlights Angostura as Bolivar's capital, the river’s width, depth, and seasonal flood behavior, turtle migrations on inland sands, and frontier towns Puerto Carreno and Puerto Ayacucho along with regional geography.
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National Giographisa Sacrets
Wrehington Db C
WNU BS
Orinoco
Alexander von Slumboldt
Ant
South America
Jenezuelan National Cartegraphic Office
Venezuela
Vert
Spain
Culdad Bolivar
State
Bolivar
Ita
Angosturt
Angostera
Wuich Soledad
Suidad Polivar
Ealy
Pasco
Amazon
Mapire
Iiere
Phin Tararuna
Orinero
Meta
Ternando de
Humboldts
Puerto Ayacucho
Azures
Rainbow wins fourth race as Americas Cup protest filed
Rainbow clinched victory in the fourth race with rival yachts in close pursuit. Sopwith filed a protest afterward, stating concerns about the contest conditions, while commentators urged America to focus on advancing faster flying ships to prove aviation leadership to Europe.
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Rainbow
America
Sopwith
Europe
Rockefeller Kin Dies Aged Fifty Six Amid Market Losses
Leroy Rockefeller, brother of John D. Rockefeller Jr., died at fifty six after heavy stock losses and depression. He was described as highly intelligent and a hard worker, with wealth unable to shield him from financial strain and illness linked to the market collapse.
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Leroy Rockefeller
William Rockefeller
John Pdp
Rockefellers
Piorey
Professor Willilan on Twenty Mile Atmospheric Heights
Professor Willilan doubts any man will reach twenty miles up in the atmosphere. He cites the current record near twelve miles as unlikely to be surpassed soon, arguing that forever is rarely fulfilled in exploration.
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Willilan
Spaceflight Ambitions Beyond Earth Explored by Professor Millikan
The text contemplates men reaching five hundred miles above Earth to view space and discusses limitless future achievements. It references Professor Millikan and argues against limiting human progress with ideas of forever or never.
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Millikan
Lov
Notable Quotations on Money and Genius Across Ages
A quip heavy text argues that pay motivates writing and that many minds fail without financial need. It cites Samuel Johnson Byron and Marcus Aurelius, claiming clubs, patrons, and emperors shaped their productivity, suggesting money drives even great minds to work.
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Samuel Johnson
Byron
Marcus Aurelius
Money and ambition drive workers from pay to purpose
The passage argues that initial labor is for money but ambition soon replaces it, sustaining effort until death. It claims money provides independence from others and serves as a meaningful incentive within civilization.
Notable Advertising Call to National Action for Road Signs
O Winters of New York to California urges Chambers of Commerce to discuss and promote road signs as essential advertising. He argues the federal government should provide broad signs for drivers and warns of misdirected travel routes from Chicago to Seattle, to New Orleans, to Key West.
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New York
California
Conmerce
Chiea
Seattle
New Orleans
Key West
Housing boom eyed by Roose era official James Moffatt
James Moffatt President Roose predicts 30 new homes will be built and private funds totaling 2 billion dollars will go into new construction. He says three million new houses will spark debate about landlords with run down properties and existing housing stock.
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James Moffatt
Roose
Old Man Tortured for $60 During Farm Attack in Oklahoma
Reports from Viuita Oklahoma describe a brutal crime where an elderly man, believed to have saved money, was bound to a tree and tortured. The assailants shot his hands and burned his feet with a hot poker in a motive tied to the alleged stash of sixty dollars.
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Walter
Linhomn
Walters Forees
de Orinoco
Ti Doralo
Culdal Toelivar
Viuita
Okina
Poets Live Longer Than Doctors Says Insurance Study
Life insurance experts argue poets do not die young and survive as long as physicians. The text cautions against comparing modern poets to historical figures like Chapman, Shelley, Keats, Lee, and Burns, noting uncertainties in-life data and product claims.
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Chapterton Diat
Shelley
Lee
Burns
Miiern
Housewife's Idea Box Coffee Cake Tip
A household tip suggests using coffee instead of milk in cake batter to create a distinct flavor. It notes the cake will be less rich and dry faster, advised to use less coffee than milk and to adjust expectations accordingly.
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Wousswil
EL Copstigutty Public Laduwer Inc, Wau Sarvica
Australian Broadcasters Ban Mysterious Distress Signal
An old song recording titled Rocked for the Cradle of the Deep was banned from Australian broadcasts after a phonograph record transmitted a signal sounding like distress. A ship picked up the signal recently causing widespread alarm among the public and officials.
Optimist Percy Miss Hopyhip From Will JOU Question
A humorous fragment from the St. Louis Post Dispatch features playful dialogue about marriage proposals. The exchange centers on Percy and Kessie with playful mispronunciations and social banter.
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Percy
Jou
Kessie
Percys
St. Louls
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