1930s FDR Roosevelt Kicks Senator George, Dutch Princess, Skippy Dog Article For Sale

This original vintage magazine page from the 1930s captures a fascinating glimpse into a pivotal era of American and European history. The left panel features a striking headline: "GENTLEMAN-SCHOLAR GETS A KICK IN THE PANTS FROM DR. ROOSEVELT." It details President Franklin D. Roosevelt's public denunciation of Senator Walter F. George of Georgia, describing Roosevelt's call for a "100% New Deal stooge named Camp" to replace the conservative senator. Images depict Senator George in academic regalia and shaking hands, offering a visual record of this significant political moment.The right panel, titled "DUTCH PRINCESS, HOLLYWOOD STAR & STAND-IN TRAVEL IN HAND BAGS," provides a captivating contrast with celebrity and royal news. It includes an image of people disembarking, mentioning the 6-month-old Princess Beatrix, daughter of Crown Princess Juliana of The Netherlands. Another intriguing image shows two men carrying small animal carriers, one of which contains Skippy, the wire-haired fox terrier famed as Asta from "The Thin Man" movies. This page offers a rich tapestry of historical events, political drama, and popular culture from the mid-1930s, making it a unique collectible for enthusiasts of presidential history, Dutch royalty, classic Hollywood, and vintage ephemera.