Shift Seen In Politics In Some Sections
Washington notes a reported shift in sentiment against the Roosevelt administration in some areas. Democratic officials question how solid support remains amid new confidential reports and tour plans by newspapermen. The debate includes criticism of the party’s turn to the new deal and concerns over vote buying.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Democratic National Committee
Charles Michelson
Capitol Hill
Urial Bearded Sheep of Northwest India
The Urial of northwest India is identified as a bearded sheep. It is native to rangelands in the region and is noted for its distinctive facial hair and horn configuration.
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Northwest
India
Roosevelt Raises Treasury Silver Price to 77.57 Cents
President Roosevelt tonight boosted the government offer for newly mined domestic silver to 77.57 cents an ounce effective on all silver produced in the United States. The move increases miner income and follows two weeks after the prior rise to 71.11 cents. The announcement by Secretary Morgenthau sparked optimism among silver states and sent silver shares higher on Wall Street.
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Ces
Eer
United States
Treasury
Morgenthau
New York
London
Wall Street
Ontario Doctors Agree Dionne Quintuplets Healthy
Ontario physicians reported general agreement on April 24 that the Dionne quintuplets in Callander are in good health.
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Callander
Ontario
By Nature GOP Is Unchanged Woodrum Says
Representative Woodrum of Virginia defended the New Deal on the House floor replying to Senator Dickinson of Browa noting the Democratic donkey joke. He argued the GOP remains the same old elephant intent on balanced budgets and special interests while criticizing past presidents Harding Coolidge Hoover.
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House
Representative Hoffman
R-Mich
Woodrum
D-Va
Hoffman
Gop
Washington
Dickinson
Browa
The
Virginian
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Roanoke
Old Dominion
Virginia agriculture values for 1932 and 1933 discussed
A speaker cites Virginia crop values for 1932 and 1933 including potatoes apples and creeps totaling 29 454 000 in 1932 and 46 191 000 in 1933 plus 782 000 in wheat and cotton adjustments He notes relief administration shifted toward work relief over direct dole and supports the approach.
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Virginia
Relief Administration
Large Cream Pastry Poisoning Scare In New York Suburbs
White Plains reports 452 confirmed food poisoning cases with similar numbers feared as 10 000 cream filled pastries sold by a chain bakery are traced. Matthias Nicoll Jr says no deaths expected while 1 000 may be ill. Investigations focus on outside contamination. Yonkers probes labor unrest rumors.
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White Plains
N. Y
Westchester County
Matthias Nicoll
Nicoll
Edward H. Marsh
Health Department
Larchmont
Yonkers
Marsh
Bakery Worker Sore Warns of Contagion Across Shop
A bakery faced a health scare as an employee showed an infected hand sore and officials considered insect bite as possibilities. The bakery ordered all workers checked while customers flocked to a three for ten cents cream puff sale.
Former Kaiser Views Flowers During Tulip Field Tour
The former Kaiser Wilhelm in Haarlem participates in the annual tulip pilgrimage near the city. He is in buoyant spirits and strolls among riotous color before joining Baron Van Der Heydt for lunch at his seaside villa. He returns to Doorn castle after the outing.
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Haarlem
Netherlands
Kaiser Wilhelm
Baron van der Heydt
Doorn
King Boris Named Supreme Arbiter of Bulgaria’s New Government
King Boris to be supreme arbiter of policies as Bulgaria forms a new government. Premier Andrea Torcheff announces he will retire to help reduce the army’s influence, pursue legality and social equality, and unify behind the monarch. The king aims to raise living standards and revive the economy, with a new constitution to adapt state machinery and allow greater state intervention.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Boris
Andrea Torcheff
Palace once belonged to dancer in Venice Grand Canal
The Palace Della D o d Oro in Venice was once owned by the famed ballet dancer Marie Taglioni born 1804 in Stockholm to Italian parents. The historic palace reflects her aristocratic ties and the city’s dance heritage through the 19th century.
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Palace
Palace Della da d'Oro
Grand Canal
Venice
Marle ‘Taglioni
Stockholm
Esso Motoring Services Highlight Local Petrol Station
ESSO MARKETERS advertise Happy Motoring with ESSO the leader in premium fuels and ESSOLENE promising smoother performance than other regular gas. ESSOLUBE offers premium oil at regular price. ATLAS tires and accessories sponsored by the leading petroleum group with free air water and windshield cleaning and neat rest rooms. Road maps and touring info available.
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Aerotype Esso
Essolene
Essolube
ATLAS
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Yvonne
Cecile
Emilie
Marie
G. W. Smith
North Bay
Oliva Dionne
Allan Roy Daige
Alan Brown
Toronto
Dionne
Smith
Kaiser Views Flowers
Esso
Aerotype
Essoléne
Maine
Louisiana
Standard Oil
Company OF New Jersey
Coats & Suits
Oor Eee
Vilhjalmur Stefansson
Pittsburgh
Vatican
Iceland
Greenland
America
Central Press
Seada
Buncutter Tire Co
Hamburger’s Specialty Shop
N. Main Street
Barbara Bell
Winchester Evening Star
Times Square Station
Bell Syndicate
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