Roosevelt pushes huge jobs program in new broad bill
President Roosevelt pushes a sweeping employment plan to Congress aiming to employ millions. The package centers on a public works program costing about 3.0 billion dollars with Reconstruction Finance Corp loans and a relaxation of anti trust laws to enable voluntary industry agreements. The goal is to absorb idle workers while linking industry and government in a national partnership.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Reconstruction Corporation
White House weighs single self regulation bill for industry
The group including Lewis W. Douglas and Secretary Perkins considers combining best features into a single work able program. The plan aims for voluntary industry agreements without federal compulsion and would absorb the 30 hour week. ADD THIS TO YOUR VACATION WARDROBE.
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Lewis W. Douglas
Perkins
Dickinson
Tugwell
Pattern 2632 by One Oddams shows dashing summer frock
Pattern 2632 offers a stylish yoke trimmed frock with unbelted waistline and pleats, suitable in pique linen shonting and cottons. Sizes 14 16 18 20 32 34 28 23 40. Requires fabric, 15 cents for pattern, 25 cents for catalog and pattern, mailed to The Amarillo Globe Pattern Department. Minimum wage legislation advance noted.
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Anne Adams
Paris
Amarillo Globe Pattern Department
W. 17Th Street
New York City
Senate Bill Aims Flexible Antitrust Reemployment Plan
A Senate passed committee plan would relax antitrust rules to permit industry agreements in iron textiles and shoes aimed at improving conditions. Dominant group agreements would go to a supervising agency with specific reemployment proposals. Democratic insurgents attempted a party record against a failed effort, but the caucus adopted a resolution expressing confidence in the leadership.
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
Poem laments human vanity and worldly affairs while nature proceeds indifferent to man’s fortunes. Observations of blossoms, skies, birds, and vines contrast with bank doors, markets, and status, concluding with a nod to President Roosevelt’s patriotism.
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Edgar A
Edgar A. Guest
Forestry Corps Has Only One Vacancy
Sgt. O Thomas in charge of the U S Army recruiting office said Thursday that he had sent out all but one of the first allotment of 34 from the Panhandle area for the reforestation corps. The office handles physical examinations for all applicants sent to Fort Sill Oklahoma for conditioning before joining camps under the federal employment relief plan. He has rejected 11 youths who could not pass the physical examinations.
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O. Thomas
U. S. Army
Panhandle
Fort Sill
Okla
Applicants age criteria for recruitment
The selection criteria require applicants to be between 18 and 25 years old, unmarried, and with dependents. This bar outlines the age range, marital status, and parental support condition for eligibility in the program.
Counterfeit charges filed against two young men
Two young men Edw Carls trom and William Gentry have been jailed in Potter County on federal counterfeit charges. They are accused of possession and passing counterfeit 50 cent pieces to W. R. Payne of Turkey on May 6 while hauling oranges from California to sell nationwide.
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FB. Carlstrom
William ©. Gentry
California
Potter County
W. R. Payne
Turkey
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