President’s Emergency Re-employment Campaign Outline
The plan aims to add 5 to 6 million jobs within six weeks via employer agreements with the President, accepting shortened hours and minimum wages. Local committees organized like military units will oversee manpower surveys and publicity, and the National Recovery Administration promotes the Blue Eagle insignia for compliant employers and consumers.
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United States
Uncle Sam
Johnson
Chambers of Commerce
No. 1
Carvasses
No. 2
No. 3
Eiach
National Recovery Administration
Washington
N.R.A
Recovery Administration
N R.A
Misses Its Purpose by Br Ho in Chhigtown Sage Tale
A fragmented quote from Br Ho the sage of Chhigtown comments on silence and thought. He suggests quiet may benefit if it prevents slumber and distraction, underscoring a wary view of disturbance by a robber.
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Lansing
Wayne County
State Board of Equalization
State Tax Commission
Wayne
Mackinac Island
Jimmie Dufina
Dufina
Grand Hotel
Phil
Frank Dufina
Grand
Wawashkamo
Bay View
Petoskey
Grayling
Phil G. Zalsman
Grayling State
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan
Department of Conservation
Ludington
Northwestern Highway Association
Detroit
Chamber of Commerce
M. J. Dahringer
Oakland
Genesee
Datroit
Br Ho
Washington
Local Social Roundup With Visit Notes And Pancake Supper
Mrs Emma Garver hosted guests from Saginaw Farwell and Pontiac relatives. George Bates and family visited. Anna Denno’s son from Saginaw called. Glen Lower hosted the pastor Rev Van Blarcom. Labor Day relatives from Columbus and Clare attend a pancake supper at Wilson St Park. Evaporated milk factored in a nearby ad.
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Emma Garver
Jas. Beatty
Saginaw
John Garver
Farwell
George Bates
Arthur Center
Anna Denno
Glen Lower
van Blarcom
Ben Kileinhardt
Ira Lower
Ind
Clair Coulter
Wade Gradit
Robert ‘Shull
Columbus
Walter Deflar
Glenn Hartman
Sybil Miller
Pontiac
Thelma
Laura Gordon
Wilson St. Park
Fair Lady
Paddy Paddy Rice Meaning and Etymology
A brief note explains that paddy is unhusked rice from the Malay term padi, referring to rice whether growing in the field or already cut. It notes the linguistic origin and the extended sense of rice in general.
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Romeo
Macomb County
Sault Ste. Marie
Edward
Lawréice Myner
Joseph Gorman
Marshall
Calhoun County
Indiana
Texas
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