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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1934
Page
5
Washington report marks NRA’s first birthday with a Jubilee party as James Cope notes the New Deal program has shaped industry and employment since 1933. It highlights voluntary codes, rising payrolls, three million more jobs, child labor bans, and union growth amid Code 7A debates.
Wilkins Wolf, 30, an Akron truck driver, was killed when his two seat open plane nose dived and crashed at Sherman Field near Barberton. Passenger Glen Henrick, 20, survived with minor injuries but could not explain the crash. The article also mentions a French tax case involving Jenny Dolly and discusses President Roosevelt's public message on social welfare programs.
The article notes the President's request of 520 million dollars to relieve drought victims and farmers. It highlights the wheat crop at a 40 year low and rising grain prices, with reference to France and debt collection dynamics.
The piece argues that a vast relief and payroll system funded by 21 million people risks becoming top heavy and crippling government operations. It warns of massive graft in cities and a parasitic criminal class, while a Cleveland scientist cautions on overstimulated physiology and advocates nerve cutting to curb adrenal overdrive.
The text argues that humanity is not a perfect race and suggests that thinning the population could benefit the world. It claims many individuals would be better off buried than alive, driven by natural selection and flawed civilization, to prevent vegetating in a slow life.
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