Hoover’s first year achievements aid recovery and confidence
A historical appraisal of President Hoover’s in office record highlights rapid stabilization steps after the 1929 crash. It notes big business pledges for 1920s construction, no wage cuts, and renewed public works while stressing new economic laws favoring high wages and worker consumption to restore demand and curb panic.
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Great Britain
Japan
United States
Italy
France
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Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve
Mr. Hoover
Onaier
Washington
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Claseil Clasais
Jalwaya
Draatic
Adam Smith
Thy
England
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Wagner Proposes Bills to Fight Unemployment Crisis
Senator Wagner of New York pushed two congressional bills to publish monthly unemployment statistics by the Department of Labor and to create a federal board for long range public works and a national employment bureau. Opposed only by the National Manufacturers Association, the plan aims to replace guesses with ongoing data, improving labor and industry planning.
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Wagner
New York
Congress
Department of Labor
Federal
National Employment Bureau
Senate Commerce
National Manufacturers’ Association
Shem
Two Theories on Peace and Naval Policy Clash
An article discusses rival views on enforcing world peace through a codified doctrine with penalties. It highlights the Kellogg pact spearheaded by America and France, while Britain, the United States, and Japan push naval buildup. The piece portrays a global race to military readiness with no limit on tonnage.
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Hinman
Aimerica
United States
America
France
Great Britain
Japan
Frahey
Great
Muscle Shoals scandal fear rocks Congress
Representative LaGuardia warns Congress that if American Cyanamid persists in blocking the Muscle Shoals bill Washington will erupt into a national scandal involving both parties. He alleges land sales by the company to investors were used to protect investments and push the bill through. The Muscle Shoals issue is before the House Military Affairs Committee alongside the Nortia resolution.
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LaGuardia
New York
Han
Congress
Fort
Washington
Muscle Shoals
Military Affairs Committee
Senate
Mormon Church Centennial Celebration Highlights Growth
The Mormon Church marks 10 years of rapid expansion with rail, bank, sugar refinery investments and property valued at $30 million. It operates temples, colleges, seminaries, and supports 2,200 missionaries while holding political influence in several states and at the national level. The anniversary spans multiple continents and all American states.
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Mormon Church
Htouco
Mexico
Canada
South Africa
Europe
Japan
Australia
New Zealand
Hawaii
America
Church
I Congress
United States Senate
Dine at wspee t of 3 3-8 yur teak per hour
The text appears garbled with missing context. It mentions a wage rate of 3 3-8 years per hour and an amount of 11.72 per share, but no coherent event, names, or locations are identifiable.
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Sallie Laughran
Runtdale
N.C
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