Roosevelt plots big relief bill and reforms
President Roosevelt seeks a $1.5 billion relief package with housing and a $500 million public works program, plus a stock market regulation bill and other measures. Mussolini cuts wages and rents to match lira costs as France condemns German rearmament and calls for renewed security via armaments.
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Italy
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Chicago
British Chancellor Presents Prosperity Budget in Parliament
EVILLE CHAMBERLAIN introduces a prosperity budget showing UK progress toward recovery with tax cuts and restored government pay. He reports a treasury surplus near 160 million dollars and holds out future optimism, but notes no plan to pay or receive war debts with America this year.
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Germany
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America
National Capital notes and policy shifts in 1933
Oklahoma Governor Murray deploys National Guard to block delinquent tax sales in eleven counties and arrests officials who attempt them. Washington coverage discusses rail and bus rate conflicts, Walker as potential assistant president, and AAA backed molasses alcohol tax proposals. Roosevelt housing plan aims to modernize homes, encourage new builds, and finance repairs via consumer credit with local professional oversight.
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Oklahoma
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Olive Returns to John at His New Farm Home
A country stage driver escorts Olive to a valley farm, where a for sale sign reveals John Buford’s death and Olive’s past heartache. The driver then drives them to John’s new home, where Olive reunites with John in a emotional embrace, ending the tale with their reunion.
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