Wage Cutting Debate Delays Recovery in 1920s Era
The wage cutters argue cuts are needed amid deflation to restore employment and purchasing power, citing 1921 United States Steel wage reductions as a catalyst for recovery. Wage raisers contend wage cuts deflate demand, urging inflationary policies. Albert H. Wiggin supports cuts to prevent unemployment. William Green questions削 reductions harming overall prosperity and notes U S Steel paid large dividends despite profits.
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J. R. Brackett
York
United States Steel Corporation
Albert H. Wiggin
Chase National Bank
Wall Street
Nold
William Green
American Federation of Labor
U. S. Steel
Green
Annual budget tug of war on Washington
The annual tug of war over government finances pits departments seeking next year's appropriations against President Hoover’s demand for heavy cuts due to the loan condition. Budget Director Roop guides the process with Hoover’s final say. the result for the 1933 budget will come as it is submitted to Congress in December.
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Washington
Hoover
Treasury
Roop
Congress
White House
Public retrenchment drive targets next year's budget
A sharp plea to curb spending surfaced Tuesday as officials faced a $903 million deficit at June 30 and looming year end projections. The push to cut appropriations was framed as a public appeal if leaders do not align with retrenchment plans, with Dr. Shaw once imagining such restraint.
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Ure
Airplane Back Seat Driver Is Divorced
Chicago dated article reports Mrs Edna G Strong obtaining a divorce from Charles E Strong owner of an airport after describing repeated in cockpit disputes. She says she urged him to let her fly while he silent and then slapped her. she waives alimony citing self support through dancing. Sewanee football news notes eight straight away games.
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Chicago
Edna G. Strong
Daniel P. Trude
Charles E. Strong
Strong
Harry X. Cole
Crisco opens can after rancid fat smell test
A shopper considers rancidity in stored fats noting odors and taste as indicators of spoilage. The article advises opening Crisco to assess quality and avoid unsafe food. It emphasizes air exposure leading to rancidity and urges sanitary handling for family digestion safety.
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