Farley Outlines New Deal Philosophy Amid Roosevelt Era
James A. Farley, Postmaster General and Democratic chair, declared the New Deal's core aim and its broad bureaucracy. He asserted the public supports Roosevelt's program, and his frank summary reflects the administration’s approach as it shapes future measures.
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James A. Farley
National Democratic Committee
Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Farley
Jim Farley
Mr. Farley
Army of Federal
Roosevelt Dictatorship Debate Sparks Constitutional Clash
Washington voices argue the New Deal seeks unchecked power to coerce Congress and the judiciary. A heated call asks the nation to choose between dictatorship or a democracy where the people dictate policy.
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Farley
Roosevelt
Federal Judiciary
Congress
New Deal
Lake George Stranger Invites Trouble At Big Jim Hunter Camp
Big Jim Hunter and family react in panic when a well dressed stranger visits their camp The Duck Blind at Lake George and showers praise on the architecture and surroundings Local dogs and lumberjacks are summoned to scour the area as the visitor vanishes into the brush Authorities fail to locate the mysterious guest amid a community alarm over the encounter
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Lake George
Jim Hunter
Luce’s
Big Jim
Stranger
Lofathei
Hunter
Frank Luce
Lincoln Township
Freeman
Paul Bunyan
Herkey
Jim
Raphael Birthplace in Urbina Becomes Museum
The house where painter Raphael was born in 1483 in Urbina has been converted into a museum. The site preserves the artist's birthplace and offers exhibitions highlighting his early works.
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Raphael
Urbina
First Pimientos Arrive in the United States from Spain
The initial import of pimientos to the United States traces to around 1900 with imports originating in Spain.
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United States
Spain
Right of way and road safety emphasized by council
The National Safety Council warns drivers that right of way is elusive and disputes often end in crashes. Slow down, yield to others, and seek expert opinion to stay safe. Reading the next day's paper offers reassurance you are unlikely to be listed among highway accident victims.
Weekend Visits Across Alma Flint Mt. Pleasant and Birch Run
Mr. and Mrs. David Seymour of Alma visited their son and daughter in law, Ford Seymour. Carl Bergey of Flint spent time with EH Bergey’s family. Edna Bergey of Mr. Pleasant called on her parents, Ray Bergey. Charles Taylor of Mt. Pleasant called at the Frank Musser home with his wife. Frank Musser and family joined Walter Dehmel and family at Birch Run while camping at Round Lake. School year begins September 7 with Mrs Willey teaching in Himkleville.
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David Seymour
Alma
Ford Seymour
Carl Bergey
Flint
EH. Bergey
Edna Bergey
Mr. Pleasant
Ray Bergey
Charles Taylor
Mt. Pleasant
Frank Musser
Walter Dehmel
Birch Run
Round Lake
Willey
Himkleville
Michigan Forest Fire Losses Near Record Lows
The Michigan Department of Conservation notes a potentially very low year end for forest-fire losses with early September figures showing 14 052 acres burned across 1033 fires. This follows 2344 fires and 51589 acres by the same date last year. Authorities call 1936 the worst of the past 15 years.
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Michigan
Michigan maps mark 100th geological survey anniversary
The Michigan geologic survey distributes 10 000 large maps for the 100th anniversary showing the lower peninsula geology at eight miles to the inch. A companion upper peninsula map will be available later. Maps cost one dollar to defray printing and mailing.
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Geological Survey
Michigan
Lower Peninsula
Upper Peninsula
Officials to Frame New Drivers Rules in Michigan
The 1937 legislature gave the Michigan State Police authority to draft mental and physical exams for operator licenses. Commissioner Oscar G. Olander and other state police officials will meet with Secretary of State Leon D. Case to plan revisions. Police Chiefs Sheriffs and Prosecuting Attorneys associations will be invited to ensure uniform statewide licensing practices.
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Michigan
Oscar G. Olander
Michigan State Police
Department of State
Leon D. Case
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