New Deal Year One Ends as Recovery Advances
Washington report credits President Roosevelt with stabilizing the economy, expanding public works, and directing banking and industry from Washington. It notes Prohibition’s repeal, dollar devaluation, a large stabilization fund, and major federal spending on relief, civil works, and development. Opposition charges revolution, while graft allegations surface in Civil Works and War Department contract cases. The era opens Roosevelt’s second year with a fragile balance between control and controversy.
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Wilson
United Press
Washington, Mitr
Roosevelve
Ashivance
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United States
Tito
Alministration Ny
Roosevelt
Washington
Congress
Federal Reserve
Tennessee River
RPC
Eader
Ihe Civil Works Administration
War Department
Harry H. Woolling
Anu
H. Payne
Hoover Administration
Senate
Ted Mr. Roosevelt
Walter Brown
Hoover Adinistration
First Year of Roosevelt Era Reveals Full Recovery Drive
In a review of the first year of the Roosevelt administration, the Senate faces contempt actions against William P MacCracken Jr. while debt and economic plans unfold. The administration pushes toward debt stabilization, reciprocal trade, and a broader New Deal program with the Civilian Conservation Corps and Public Works funding aiding up to 500,000 workers. IMF tone notes a mixed recovery with continued deficits and a bold push through Congress during the early New Deal period.
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Senate
William P MacCracken, Jr
MacGracken
Hoover
Finland
Lo Congress
Europe
Asia
Civilian Conservation Corps
Huatey
Mmid
Jess
PWA
Naw del
Hugh S. Johnson
Roosevelt
Congress
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Kyo Fi
M Midl
National Debt Looms Over Administration's Future Tasks
A broad session agenda includes Tax Act, unemployment relief securities, Farm Mortgage Relief, Tennessee Valley Authority, Home Owners Loan extension, currency in Haiti, railroad and industrial recovery acts, gold clause devaluation, and petroleum controls. Roosevelt faces opposition and silver coinage limits, veteran benefits dispute, and bank closures with partial reopening and deposit insurance. Agricultural policy aims to lift purchasing power by 1.25 billion and reduce crop output via voluntary and possible compulsory cotton limits, shaping the 1935 program.
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Tennessee Valley Authority
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Congress
Roosevelt
Patman
Mr. Roosevelt
United States
Oec
AAA
Willis Blocks County Poor Homes Deal in Franklin Park
FIRTE Pa March 3 Despite approval to purchase Franklin Park buildings to house needy families County Controller Harvey M Willis refused to sign the $2000 down payment check saying he does not believe it is a good idea and that many oppose the purchase. Local officials and parent teacher groups protested plans for the $39000 project calling for a public terrace and community stigma. Willis insisted all county payments checks be reviewed before funding the Franklin Park project.
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Firte
Wranklin Park
Harvey M. Willis
Willis
Rose Goldman
Globe Wrecking Company
Gewity
Eric Holhoand
Franklin Pat
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Sould Crete
Rexine
Otis
Whales and Tales of Beached Odds and Survives
Oddities emerge from a whaling account as crews report throat injuries and unusual whale-induced events. A 10 foot spear allegedly pierced a whale’s stomach while one authority claims G Wy survived after a snapping incident with a sperm whale, though details are uncertain.
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G. Wy
Second Death From Alcohol Reported in Trib Street Case
Benjamin Dept ek aged sixty five was found dead at 1902 Peach Street Friday. Coroner said death due to alcoholism. Alfred Hyde twenty two also died here from alcohol while at Salvation Army hotel cell. Dept ek born in city, later lived in Cincinnati before returning.
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Benjamin Deptek
Peach Street
H'y Cousin
Sirolmeyer
Anhove
Hoesen Depinet
Strohmeyer
Walter Strobl
Alfred Hyde
Salvation Army
Dspinet
Elgabeth Remzan
Cincinnati
Former Corry Resident Moses Olds Dies at 56
Moses Olds, a former Corry resident aged 56, died Thursday after pneumonia. He was the son of Moses Olds Sr and left Corry years ago. The funeral will be held at star way afterdon at Ye MW church, with private interment in Youngsville at the T. OO cemetery.
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Pris Diay
Moses Olds
Soungsy
Olls
Bf Nee
Chery
Moses
Mie Hohe
Youngsville
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Corry Evening Journal
Soviet Russia
16Th Street
Latin America
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
FWA
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Benjamin Depinet
Erie
Corry
Mary Ann
Sunbeam Electric Mixmaster
E. E. Guignon
Kurtz
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
Corry, Penn'a
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