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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1933
Page
2
President Roosevelt's radio appeal urged employers and workers to act now on the blanket industrial code. Gen. Hugh Johnson reported broad support for the uniform code with a target of 35 hour weeks and minimum wages, while stressing prompt, coordinated action to avoid a repeat of last winter.
President Roosevelt and advisers welcomed the price drop viewing it as puncturing an unhealthy boom. Senator Steiner of Oregon calls for congressional study with three proposals: simplified corporate returns, curb on short selling, and 60 day stockholder authorization before dividend changes. Secretary Hull failed to persuade leaders at the world economic conference in London on timing of a declaration.
The article discusses President Roosevelt’s national recovery program led by Gen. Hugh S. Johnson. It outlines a voluntary code for employers, labor, and consumers to curb profiteering and stabilize prices while boosting employment. Aimed at restoring prosperity, the plan relies on cooperation and state boards, with August 1 start and December 31 end.
Richland county weighs selling 50000 in bonds to share the Culbertson bridge cost linking Richland and Roosevelt counties. Glacier park visits rise to 20994 with 19416 by car as drought prompts Harlem meeting to push Chain of Lakes dam inclusion.
Montana wheat growers will receive about 13 550 100 annually for three years under the Agricultural Adjustment Act based on 30 cents per bushel. The state’s seeded acreage would drop about 906 200 acres from the 1928 32 five year average. County data used to determine payments and acreage adjustments show Montana averaged 4 531 000 acres planted with 45 167 000 bushels produced and 11 72 bushels per acre.
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