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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1934
Page
2
The Senate and House overrode President Roosevelt's veto on the independent offices appropriation bill, expanding veterans' pay and pensions and increasing government costs by about 210 million annually. The action signals a weakened presidential grip on Congress amid veteran voter leverage.
After weeks of tense talks, President Roosevelt brokered a labor management agreement in the automobile sector. It creates representation for all employees, guards unions from intimidation, and envisions a works council system. A three member NRA board will handle representation disputes in Detroit. Roosevelt then left Washington for a fishing vacation aboard Vincent Astor's yacht. He plans to return within ten days for congressional work.
Martin Insull arrives in Chicago after 18 months as a fugitive to answer a treasury embezzlement charge tied to the Middle West Utilities. He is Samuel Insull’s brother and has long lived in Chicago, now an alien technically excluded from the United States.
Baltic nation of 1,121,000 people reports political unrest ending in a dictatorship. Gen Johan Laldaner, Estonia’s army commander, dubbed Estonia's George Washington, has seized supreme authority with the consent of the president and parliament in Tallinn.
Postmaster General Farley leads a sweeping shift to privatize air mail with bids on 15 routes totaling 17 826 miles. Canceled contracts require full reorganizations and removal of officials tied to fraud. New three month bids may extend six months, while a rate formula based on monthly average load is introduced.
Bob Richards saves Doris from a fall on stairway and their courtship unfolds through shared walks on Fifth Avenue. Doris decorates a second floor room with thrifted finds, inspiring Bob as their feelings deepen and a shy proposal follows.
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