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...explain why he should be elected to Congress- a job for which he was defeated two years ago. G. O. Partisan Gay spoke for a full hour, while John Chapple. Republican nominee for Senator (see above), waited his turn and the crowd grew restive. The interminable flow of oratory went on until suddenly Nominee Gay had everyone's shocked attention. Said...
During the past week there has been little change in either the direction or velocity of the various business currents which afford a cross-sectional view of he recovery movement to date. Characteristic of the past several weeks, certain sections of industry readily respond to the continued lavish flow of Federal funds like the froth on a pitcher of near beer which fails, however, to have any real exhilirating effect. Until the heavy industries react in convincing fashion, which can only come from renewed business confidence, government spending will only produce evanescent results...
...mile-long Hetch Hetchy reservoir lie 67,000,000,000 gal. of clean, sweet mountain water. Few miles to the northwest lies supplementary Lake Eleanor reservoir, holding 9,000,000,000 gal. The system will supply San Francisco at once with 60,000,000 gal. per day. In full flow the completed system will supply 400,000,000 gal. per day. The first planners did not foresee the vast potential electric power which would lie in Hetch Hetchy water's rush down from the Sierras. But already the $7,000,000 Mocassin Power House has returned...
...last week the flow of money from the pamphlet and contributions was enough to pay the wages of 50 people working in his Long Beach office. There were Townsend Clubs in every State except Delaware?644 clubs in all, 200 in California alone. Between 2,000,000 and 5,000,000 people had put their names to petitions begging their Congressmen to vote the Plan into effect at once. It had a scattering support from small editors, syndicated philosophers. Wrote the "Poet Laureate of California": "There seemed to be so much more sense in it than what Spengler, Ortega...
...blithe members of the class of 1938; that is, until a few days ago. The congenial young men sat himself down at the table in question one day this week, but he know it not as it really was. His entrance caused a momentary hesitation in the smooth Gallic flow of conversation and food, but soon the gentleman on his right asked him what his name was, in French. Considerably surprised, the young man parried with a brilliant, "Oh, Yeah" and turning to the man on his left he queried, "Do you speak Canuck, too?" Professor Morize just gave...