Neutrality fight forms sharp rift in Congress
Washington reports outline a split over a new neutrality law with Senators Nye and Thomas advocating strict embargoes and discretionary action. The State Department backs strong enforcement while others urge limited interference, signaling a major early battle for the 1930s session and possible executive latitude in war scenarios.
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Borah to Visit New York January 28 for Eastern Nomination Push
Senator William E. Borah will travel to New York City on January 28 for his first Eastern appearance as part of a bid to secure the 1936 Republican presidential nomination. The Idaho senator agreed to speak in Brooklyn at Kismet Hall, addressing supporters of New York Republican Liberals aiming to split from the Old Guard and win Empire State delegation influence.
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Bus Stated In Good Condition After Hopewell Disaster
Mechanics reported today the Greyhound bus involved in the Hopewell crash was in perfect condition. Fourteen people died when the bus overturned Sunday near Hopewell.
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Greyhound
Hopewell
Bus Crash Near Erie Leaves Eighteen Hurt on Slippery Road
A Greyhound bus swerved to avoid a car and plunged through an open drawbridge into the Apilomattox river area four miles west of Erie. The crash damaged windows and the front, but no major repairs were required before the vehicle was towed to a bus company for service. Twenty passengers were treated, none critically, and moved to Buffalo by another bus after first aid.
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New Faces On New Board of Radio Corp
Joseph P Kennedy takes on a major first post resignation task to study RCA capital structure. Merlin H Aylesworth leaves NBC presidency to helm Radio Keith Orpheum Corp. Lenox Riley Lohr, fresh from Chicago Century of Progress, becomes RCA associated chair. Kennedy says he will not take a permanent position.
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Thelma Todd Ex-Husband Denies Involvement
Pasquale Pat Di Cicco, divorced husband of actress Thelma Todd, denied links to her death as he testified before the grand jury investigating Miss Todd’s demise in Los Angeles. Police and a coroner’s jury ruled her death accidental.
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Chicago couple linked to midwest broadcasting venture
The article notes Di Cocco and Miss Todd, both Chicagoans and divorced, met at a restaurant on Saturday December 14 after he appeared there and spoke with her several times that night. He lunched with her at noon that day. Di Cocco reportedly formed a new corporation affiliated with Broadcasting Company to build a chain of stations in Wisconsin Michigan Indiana Iowa Minnesota and Illinois.
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Insall Plans Midwestern Radio Station Chain Venture
CHICAGO December 27 Samuel Insall a former builder of one of America's largest power systems was reported ready to start a major new radio venture. He aims to create a big Midwestern chain of stations backed by a group of prominent figures.
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Meaning of Quota in Congress fixed a numerical limit
The text explains that the Quota set a limit of 150 000 persons per year allowed to enter the United States for permanent residence. Each country is allotted a share proportional to its population in the United States from the 1890 census.
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United States
Barbara Bell Pattern No 1764 B for a girl’s dress
Barbara Bell Pattern No 1764 B offers a simple dress design for girls ages 3 4 5 and 6 with short puff sleeves or long sleeves and options for pockets. The pattern suggests fabrics such as dotted Swiss lawn gingham muslin and wool challs and invites readers to order the Barbara Bell pattern book for 15 cents.
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