Washington Snapshots Reflect Shifting Roosevelt Critique
A Washington Chronicle summary notes a shift in administration commentary as the Chamber of Commerce trends from criticizing New Deal monetary policy to signaling renewed business confidence. Supporters of Roosevelt cheer the apparent public sentiment turnaround, with optimists forecasting recovery gains by the president’s first anniversary.
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Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Chamber
Roosevelt
F. D. IR
Government to consider three paths for communications
Rumors about Roosevelt facing anti administration sentiment are denied. Leaders of the progressive Republican bloc vow support for the recovery program in the next session while some push for inflation and price fixing for farms. An inter departmental committee led by Daniel C. Roper presents three options: laissez faire, regulated monopolies, or government ownership. A majority favors government regulated monopoly.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Coroperi Floni
Howse
Daniel C. “Roper
Commerce
In Memory Of Mrs A E Kidd Departed This Life 1932
Rhyme filled memorial note from the daughters recalling a mother at rest with loving memory kept by those who cherished her. The brief verse marks the December 27 1932 passing and expresses enduring family sorrow.
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A. E. ‘Kidd
Depositors push plan to reorganize LeMars bank
Depositors representing 75 percent of the First National Bank LeMars deposits sign an agreement to accept 50 percent of their claims upon reopening and to waive the rest in exchange for participation certificates in a trust fund of about 700 000 dollars book value, to be liquidated for holders. A Remsen bakery manager, Donald E Warren, was injured by an electric bread mixer losing skin and part of an ear which was reattached.
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First National Bank
LeMars
Remsen
Donald E. Warren
Simple remedy claimed to cure headaches by cleansing bowels
An ad from Cobb and Greenleaf druggists promotes Adtertia as a simple remedy for headaches caused by constipation. It claims one dose clears poisons from both upper and lower bowels, improves sleep, and ends nervousness.
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Cobb
Greenleaf
Christmas Greetings and Community News in Akron
Local Akron notes recount visits by Miss Evelyn Trautt Miss Lois Little and Rev Ralph Baker family gatherings in Sioux City Worthington and LeMars recounts of barber shop changes and a Christmas Santa visit with candy to children, plus church programs and snowfall shaping holiday scenes.
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Jenny
Myers
Akron Hospital
Evelyn, Trautt
Sion City
John Bydén
Paikton
Lois ‘Little
Sioux ‘City
EB. F. Cobb
The
W.R.C
A. Metz
Jaimite
Arthur
Gillman
Sioux’ City
H.A. Stryzewski
Ralph B. Baker
Woden
Towa
Cummins
Marion
Iowa
W. J. Brunner
Margaret
A.S. ‘Gillin
First National Bank
Arthur Montagne
Rick“Boden
John
American Weekly
Next
Chicago Herald
Examiner
Gerald Smith
Sioux
City
Helen Smith
Watertown
Mass
Perkins ‘School For
Miss Smith
Mt. Vernon
S. D
Montagne & Boden
LeMars
Santa Claus
Akron, Commercial Club
Akron
Santa
Claus
GOODWIN PLAN AIMS LOCAL BROADCASTERS FOR SALES
Publicity expert Goodwin unveils a plan to use neighborhood broadcasters to push manufacturers sales promotion funds as commissions paid to local workers. The program targets church groups and women in local societies, claiming broad reach of 250000 workers contacting 2500000 households to boost newspaper advertising and local commerce while preserving loyalties to locally made or exclusive brands.
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Goodwin
Brooks
Neighbhood
Winder
Broadcaster
Field Force
Johnsons Club Elects Officers After December Meeting
The club elected officers at a Grace Harness themed gathering after December 1. Leone and Gabel Lueken named as residents. Grace Tindall Bhi Evelyn Gabel served as treasurer and reporter, with duties to manage fundraising and records. The meeting included a joke about lifting pounds and a note on air pressure.
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Grace Harness Meeting
Ing
Leone
Gabel Lueken
Seer
Grace Tindall Bhi Evelyn
Gabel
Dorothy
Torian
Value of Crops Increases in Town Overall
Aggregate valuation of principal crops grown in town rose nearly 75 percent over 1932 with total production and farm prices pushing the valuation to 208 776 000. An eight crop group raises the total to 212 134 000, compared with 134 242 000 in 1932. tonnage declines occurred for feed grains and tame hay while buckwheat flaxseed and soybeans rose.
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Timothy
Substantial Improvement Turns in U S Crop Yield News
The report notes that gains were seen in some measures yet overall harvest area and yields remained weak. Reduced acreage harvested and very low yields combined to produce an unusually low total crop volume across the United States.
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Aries
United ‘States
Taxes Not Much Less for 1933
The document notes taxes will be reduced only slightly for 1933, with Plymouth County contributing taxes on real and personal property. It discusses meeting requirements and the public burden, indicating limited relief and continued fiscal obligations for residents.
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Plymouth
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