Footnotes of History Reveal Kaiser Hitler Interview
The New York Times footnote uncovers a 1908 interview with Kaiser Wilhelm II that was suppressed by the German foreign office. Hale’s notes show the Kaiser’s anti English rants and warnings about Asia, with Roosevelt’s reaction noted, in light of later revelations 31 years after the initial suppression.
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New York Times
Doorn
Holland
Berchtesgaden
Germany
Times
Kaiser William II
Adolf Hitler
Europe
the Times
William Bayard Hale
Kaiser
Hale
Hohenzollern
Bergen
Norway
Foreign Office
Century Magazine
New York
Adolph Ochs
Japan
Russia
Asia
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
China
Man of Doorn
WPA Layoff Signals New Relief Challenge
Washington reports that 650000 WPA workers face layoff as the government seeks to measure the relief problem after six years of federal aid. The move marks a shift in how Uncle Sam gauges and manages relief needs, with July 1 set as a key milestone.
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Morgan M. Beatty
Washington
Sam
Alcle Sam
Trend of unemployment and relief chart details
The chart shows U.S. unemployment and relief trends since January 1, 1935. Unemployment figures are estimates for the Committee on Economic Security and relief caseloads reflect families and individuals receiving aid from federal, state, and local governments, excluding 1936 drouth relief. The WPA line from June 28, 1939, rests on unofficial estimates of reductions in valleys now having made.
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U.S
Committee On Economic Security
Drouth
WPA
Valle Now Haing
Labor Wages and WPA Cutbacks Spark Protests Across Nation
The piece notes that 100000 workers protested over per hour pay, while Congress passes a rule discharging 650000 relief workers by September 1 with July August deadlines. It highlights the shift to cost of living based wage scales and looming protests as the government reshapes relief labor.
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WPA
Congress
Mayor Feiker orders resigned wives on Northampton payroll
Quote from Mayor William H. Feiker claims working wives prefer jobs over motherhood and calls for married women on city payroll to resign. The statement ties into broader remarks about farm and city labor, urging mass purchasing power to absorb farm and factory outputs, attributed to Murray D. Lincoln.
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William H. Feiker
Northampton
Mass
Murray D. Lincoln
Ohio Farm
The Birth of Sears From a Prairie Town Ambition
A railroad station agent in a small South Dakota town turned a rejected shipment of 500 watches into a thriving enterprise by selling on commission. Richard W. Sears, later founder of Sears Roebuck, seized the opportunity in 1886, building a four thousand dollar per minute business and a vast employer.
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Armour & Co
South Dakota
Wolsey
Redwood Falls
Minn
Richard W. Sears
Sears, Roebuck and Company
Keeping Fit Send Your Youngsters To Camp
A longhand exhortation praising summer camps for children, outlining social, physical and moral benefits. Camps provide open-air living, regular schedules, simple meals, and guided activities to build independence, discipline, and confidence. It argues camps fit budgets and sponsor programs, and compares camp life favorably to staying at home.
Wallaces Fog Ball Delays Corn Referendum In Farm Bill
Washington notes describe a legislative maneuver masking a technical change to delay a corn referendum from August 15 to September 15. The tactic reduces pressure for quota restrictions, while Congress debates foreign affairs and invisible spending bills led by Treasury and Corcoran associates.
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Washington
Wallace
Mr. Wallace
Senate
Barkley
Treasury
Couns Edward Foley
Foley
Tommy
Corcoran
Jesse Jones
National Econo Committee
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News-Globe
Mail Daily
Carcust
the Globe
Donald Duck
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Eos Donald
Cope
Renta Truck
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Elee
Huark
Aidithety
Mayon
Artie McGovern
King Features Syndicate, Inc
White House
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Otha Wearin
Iowa
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Fede Reserve
Byrnes
Lena Wheeler
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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