Recovery Officials Called to White House Conference
Washington reforms move toward final division of work relief. Roosevelt will lead spending to create 7,000,000 jobs and end direct relief by July 1, 1936. Officials named to the new Progress Division and Works allotment board include Ickes Tugwell Hopkins Morgenthau Kennedy and Wallace among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Division of Progress
WAS
Tugwell
Progress Division
Secretary of the Interior
Harold L. Ickes
New Works Allotment Board
Frank C. Walker
Division of
Rexford Guy Tugwell
Harry L. Hopkins
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Joseph P. Kennedy
The
Securities Exchange Commission
Charles West
Hopkins
FERA
Ickes
WAB
Farmer Sowing by Hand Amid Machinery Debate
A historical discussion contrasts manual seed sowing with modern mass production and machinery. The patient farmer embodies enduring industry while critics blame distribution, not overproduction, for America's woes. Huey Long is cited lecturing on needs, with political satire on dress and authority through Washington and Louisiana contexts.
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Boaz
Ruth
Dreath
Mussolini
Pontine
Rome
Java
Earl D. Babst
American Sugar Refining Company
Huey P. Long
Adam Smith
Cato
Washington
United States
Long
Senator Long
America
Limited Starts for the Pacific Coast Birthday Journey
The narrator begins a nine o'clock limited journey to the Pacific Coast to celebrate a friend's birthday. After arrival next Sunday the plan is to proceed by train via New Orleans to Miami to close a winter house and relocate a family with young children to the north.
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Pacific Coast
New Orleans
Miami
Safety Essay Contest Highlights Traffic Rules
A collection of high school student essays urges safety in traffic. Roberta Linn stresses obeying laws and vehicle upkeep near schools while Loleita Yates notes pedestrian risks and urges careful walking. Betty Leveritt tells a driver and pedestrian safety story and calls for universal rule awareness and alertness. Includes brief local items on police traffic tags and a lighthearted note about Snowball the alley cat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Lee Linn
Amarillo
Loleita Yates
Betty Leveritt
United States
Black-Draught Health Benefit Claims Call
The advertisement asserts Clean System For Health by relieving constipation before illness. It claims thousands of workers stay productive and cites Mrs. Victoria Cooper of Jonesboro Arkansas praising regularity and system cleansing after two nightly doses.
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Thedford
Victoria Cooper
Jonesboro
Ark
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Texas
Secretary of
Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Frances Perkins Walker
Christian J. Peoples
Treasury
Daniel W. Bell
Maj
Edward M. Markham
Army Engineer Corps
H. H. Bennett
Elwood Mead
Reclamation
Robert Fechner
Civilian Conservation Corps
Thomas H. McDonald
Bureau of Public Roads
F. A. Silcox
Federal Forest Service
Col
Horatio B. Hackett
Business Advisory Council
Organized Labor
Farm Organizations
American Bankers Association
George
Huey Long
Eleanor Patterson
Washington Herald
Virgil
Francis Bacon
New York
Louisiana
Kansas
Fluey Long
Huey
Mrs. Patterson
Edward McLean
Schiaparelli
Hearst
Carlyle
King John
George V
Edward VII
Emmeline Pankhurst
Sylvia
Christabel
Nancy Astor
House of Commons
Big Chicago
Lake Michigan
H&g
Buster Posey
Rusty Gifford
Floy Howard
Alaska
Planville
Conn
Thomas Royce
Hugh E. Mead
Torrington
Berlin
U.P
Snowball
Gmopum
Jin
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
Sheerr & Myzss Tosacco Co
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