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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1933

Page

2

Roosevelt seeks power to cut federal salaries and aid veterans

A sweeping Roosevelt plan asks Congress for authority to cut government employees' pay by up to 15 percent and reduce veterans benefits, signaling a broad overhaul of wartime expenditures. The measure passes Senate 62 to 13 and House 266 to 138 amid party tensions and political threats of a national radio address if it failed.

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Banking Crisis and Roosevelt Policy Reflections

The piece discusses the banking crisis as of March and President Roosevelt's actions with Secretary William H. Woodin. It notes how emergency banking legislation sought to restore public confidence and keep banks operable, while warnings about secrecy and later reforms. It also covers cabinet appointments, crop price stabilization shifts, and Morgenthau’s role in farm credit consolidation aimed at cost savings and unified federal farm support.

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University budget cuts and salary reductions announced

Montana units plan wage reductions up to 20 percent to fit a 700000 annual allotment set by the last legislature. Chancellor Brannon says no departments will be eliminated, but some one year contracts will lapse, leaving posts vacant. Budgets will go to the state board of education for approval on April 3.

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