Local Consumers Groups Planned for National Counsels
Washington reports outlines to organize over 3000 consumer councils across the United States under the recovery administration to handle price complaints promote cultural projects and guide public policy. Dr Paul H Douglas said councils would include women, farmers, agents, workers and homemakers to aid in price information and fair distribution amid tariff debates. Secretary Wallace noted most favor tariff cuts while most seeking legislation prefer higher levies as pressure groups push for policy changes. NRA administrator Hugh Johnson urged consumer vigilance against extortion but urged acceptance of justified price increases.
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Washington
United States
Wan
Consumers’ Advisory Board
The
Recovery Administration
Consumers’ Counsel
Farm Administration
Paul H. Douglas
Advisory Board
Douglas
Nome
Wallace
Hugh §. Johnson
NRA
Taylor Optimistic On 1934 Prospects In New York Speech
Myron Taylor, chairman of U S Steel, said conditions are better and 1934 will be a better year. He spoke at a luncheon of the citizens’ family welfare committee in New York.
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New York
Myron
Taylor
U.S. Steel Corporation
Smith
Bnug
Scotland
Mohler
United Loan & Realty Company, & Corporation
Kanawha County
West Virginia
Kanawha
Valley Road
City of
Charleston
Edgewood Addition
United Loan & Realty Company
Ke, M. Bourn
Grace Bourn
D.N. Mohler
Favorable Business Reports Across Various Plants
Reports from Washington Alliance and Youngstown show production gains. Glass firms push liquor glass orders while Harper Aircraft plans to begin small two passenger aircraft production next month. A preliminary steel survey indicates output approaching 40 percent capacity next week, up from 35 percent this week.
Reed Attacks New Deal After Memphis Secret Honeymoon
James A. Reed blasted the Roosevelt administration in a stormy interview after a secret honeymoon film, predicting trouble ahead as he opposed inflation and national debt. He and Nell O Donnelly left Memphis after a surprise Kansas City wedding, traveling amid questions about their future.
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Memphis
Tenn
James A. Reed
Missouri
United Biates
Reed
Nell O. Donnelly
Kansas City
Kansas
Recovery plan mixed results and relief efforts discussed
A report notes 4,000,000 men not evenly divided among states with Pennsylvania Newark and Maryland failing to meet quotas. Plans sought to remove 2,000,000 men from Yellow Pages lists and 2,000,000 from unemployment rolls while relief funds aided state cattle purchases and processing. Mayors urged boosting civil works to 8,000,000 jobs to accelerate recovery.
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Pennsylvania
Newark
Maryland
United States Unemployment Service
Hopking
United States
Conference of Mayors
Hopkins
Bur
Hermit Is Rescued Near Calabogie
In Calabogie Ontario on December 15, Relbar Romsdal a 29 year old Norwegian lived alone in a forest seeking primitive life. Trappers found him exhausted beside a windward hill and a dying fire with scant food. Police took him into custody for care.
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Calabogie
Ont
Relbar Romsdal
Here
Cigar Store Indian to Depart After 50 Years in Independence
An aging cigar store Indian, with feathered headdress and hunting knife, will leave Independence after five decades of residence. Negotiations suggest the figure may be exhibited at the Chicago world’s fair, marking a planned departure for the relic.
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Independence
Alliance Opposes German Rearming and Pact
Paris reports a united front from France and four allies including Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia Romania and Poland against German rearment and changes to Versailles treaty They plan to press Hitler for a disarmament convention through the Geneva conference and insist on security guarantees before any German armament Paris discussions also note Japan’s influence in Manchukuo police fencing training and self defense lessons.
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Paris
France
Germany
Paul Boncouy
Eduard Benes
Hitler
Geneva
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Court OF Common Flear
Franklin County
Ohio
Charles T. Warner
Insurance of
Union National Life Insurance Company
Common Press Court
Gem City Life Insurance Company
Day- Yon
Anid Company
Insurance of Ohio
Sala Company
Bate of Ohio
Union ‘National Life Insurance Co
Karl Ratlut
Sale
Union Aust Company of
West Virrna
Charleston National Bank
Sald City
T. Edward Hil
Sallie
Hill
Union Trust Company
Court House
City of Charleston
Kanwha County
Morris Street
Morris and
Lew Streets
O'Connor Avenue
T. Edward
W. L. Jot
E. A. Reid
Nnions
Fred R. Fatrenid
W. M. Daniels
Transportation
Buck
Clive Day
Andrew Barr, Jr
R. L. Dixon
H. B. Hastings
Kent Healy
R. C. Jones
Aasociate
J. BE. McHonough
C. G. Saxon
FR. D. Smith
F. B. Smith
W. W. We
Jesse Jones
RFC
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Jones
Tennessee
Hermit
Cigar Store
Indian
GLASS
J. M. Gates’ Sons Co
After Paint & Glass Co
Hale St
Cork Board
Capital City Supply Co
Carey System, Inc
Alliance
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Rumania
Matic
Berlin
Reich
Australia
Manchuria
Manchukuo
Walter Baker
White House Coffee
Cello
Ike
Centra
Auicmank Bes
Welch’s
Micky Dog Food
TNT
R. C
Kale
California
Iceberg Heads
Fancy
Florida Saxoline Bags
Golden Grimes
Royal Utah
of Tay Teer OD Store
M. L. Nichols
Chas. Natl Bank
East Coast
Florida
Attr
New Orleans
Gulf Coast
Cincinnati
N.E. T
Winchester
Jacksonville
Miami
St. Petersburg
Tampa
the Southland
Archer
Petersburg
Sarandia
BR. Almand
Gwynne Bldg
6Th & Main Streets
Louisville & Nashville
R. R
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