Roosevelt Address To ( Congress
Characteri/es Progressive Move
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be specific in their negative
attacks,” said the president.
“They themselves do
not want to return “to that
individualism’ of which
they prate, even though
the advantages under that
system went to the ruthless
and the strong”, he declar
ed.
“They realize that in 34
months the New Deal has
‘built up new instruments
of public power’ in the
hands of the people’s gov
ernment. This power is
wholesome and proper, but
in the hands of political
puppets of economic auto
cracy, such power would’
provide shackles for the lib
erties of the people.”
The President finished
amid a storm of applause
lasting many minutes, and
with his usual friendly
smile upon receiving con
gratulations, departed from
the chambers.
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ed of evading the draft 3
years before.
In a Washington court, 2
men are on trial for an all
eged offer to sell a cadet’s
appointment to the United
States Military Academy.
If the offer really was
made, it must have been
made with the expectation
that someone would accept
it. The draft dodger would
not receive war service as
a gift. Others are willing
to pay for it. The world
changes, but one man’s
meat continues to be ano
ther man’s poison.
The showing of a motion
picture in which the late
William F. Cody appears
as a character recalls the
day when the small boy
got the thrill of his life out
of seeing Buffalo Bill in
the flesh. The Boy Scout
movement has furnished a
Wholesome outlet for the
energy that formerly went
into "killing Injuns”, but
there is a host of elderly
and sedate men who feel
that no Boy Scout honor
can possibly approach the
dignity and importance that
jwent with being Buffalo
Bill or Dr. Carver for an
! hour on the back lot.
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er temperatures reported
from most stations. Unset
tled conditions are observed
over theGulf and snow was
falling at DutchHarbor and
Cordova. High barometric
is charted over most of Al
aska and the Yukon Terri
tory while low pressure
continues over the ocean.
High winds aloft from east
and no. .he .st continue in
balloon ascensions at Nome
and Fairbanks. Under exist
ing pressure conditions it is
quite likely fair skies will
continue .t Nome tomor
row with not much temper
ature change.
Airway conditions at 7
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Nome, clear, temp. 6 above
Solomon, clear, 2 below
Golovin, clear, 2 below
Nulato, clear, 18 below
Unalakleet clear, 10 below
Ruby, clear, 20 below
Flat, clear, 10 below
Fairbanks, foggy, 38 below
Tanana, clear, 20 below
Kotzebue, clear, 17 below
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