New Bill Aims at National Recovery and Gov Control
A draft National Recovery Act plans federal industry boards to set price levels and regulate wages under government supervision. It would suspend anti trust laws and empower trade associations to coordinate production with demand, with seven board members including commerce and labor secretaries. President Roosevelt may push the measure as a substitute for or companion to the Perkins 80 hour bill and rail reform plans.
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Roosevelt
Wagner
New York
Brain Trust
War Industries Board
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
H. S. Harriman
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Congress
Secretary of Labor
Perkins
House of Representatives
Commerce and Labor
National Board
Hilb
White House
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tr. Roosevelt
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Transformation of Powers From Congress to the President
The piece argues that in a two month period after Franklin D. Roosevelt took office Congress abdicated vast authority to the President, who then gained veto power and broad control over banking, government reorganization, and monetary policy. It cites the emergency banking bill, the reorganization act, the inflation amendment, and deployment of the citizen conservation corps as examples, while noting political tensions with Senator Huey Long and Senator Robison.
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R. Roosevelt
Thomas le Breton
Argentina
Espil
Doctor le Breton
Wallace
Guido Jung
Italy
Washington
Roosevelt
Augusto Rosso
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Courts
Supreme Court of the United States
Franklin
House
Senate
Federal Reserve
Federal
Thomry
Oklahoma
Calvin Coolidge
Coolidge
Senator Robinson
Arkansas
Huey “Long
Louisiana
Senator Long
Robinson
Montana Briefs Summary of State Reports and Appointments
Mis soula welcomes Henrietta Crockett to lead the Montana Tuberculosis Association after the death of Sara Morse. Cascade county sells a 10 000 fleece wool clip at 20 cents a pound, a new Montana high. Presbyterian summer conference moves from Havre to Bozeman starting next year. fort Assiniboine hosts June 20 27 this year. Royal orders meet in Butte June 19 22. Dawson county sows 150 acres crested wheat grass for seed and pasture. Road work resumes with 2 197 workers. 98 5 percent Montana residents. Montana recorded 5 291 deaths last year up from 5 231 in 1981. Elk herd in Yellow stone National Park exceeds last year by about 1 000 to 11 040. Gasoline tax up year over year but four month total trails prior year by 15 830. four month state total 686 368. Federal funds needed to avoid oiling instead of penetrating road projects. Musselshell lambing under way and stockmen optimistic. good rains improve range and calves perform well. April motor vehicle fee redistribution returns 300 779.01 to 56 counties. Silver Bow leads in passenger and truck licenses with 25 047.45. County redistributions allocate funds to county treasuries.
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Henrietta Crockett
Missoula
Sara E. Morse
Montana Tuberculosis Association
Cascade County
Montana
Presbyterian Church
Fort Assiniboine
Havre
Bozeman
Grand Council of Royal and Select Masters
Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Grand Commandery of Knights Templars of
Butte
Booth Holker
Dawson County
State Highway Commission
State Highway Department
Lucian L. Benepe
Board of Health
Yellowstone National Park
Charles B. Marrs
Park and Forest Service
State Game Department
State Board of Equalization
Ralph D. Rader
Rader
Musselshell
S. C. Small
Silver Bow
Hitler Moves to Consolidate Nazi State and Labor
The article describes Nazi actions after a May Day pledge to draft youth into a labor army, including raids on unions, arrests of leaders, and restructuring of banks. It notes plans to form medieval-like guilds and persecutions of professors at Berlin and Cologne universities as part of consolidating power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Robert Ley
States’ Council
Hitler
Central Association of German Banks and Banking Idustry
Bernhard Rust
Berlin
Cologne University
Chicago Exposition Opening Moved to May Twenty seventh
President Roosevelt will attend the opening ceremonies for Chicago's Century of Progress Exposition and the Great Lakes to Gulf waterway event. W A Julian of Ohio will serve as treasurer of the United States and Dean G Acheson of Connecticut becomes undersecretary of the treasury.
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Senate
Bension
W. A. Julian
Ohio
United States
Dean’ G. Acheson
Connecticut
The
Treasury
Chicago's
Roosevelt
Chicago River
Cuban Rebellion Near East End Sparks War Talk
Dispatches assert a real rebellion against the Machado regime with two expeditions near the island's eastern end. The government claims ease in suppression while fighting continues and some opponents hint the revolt may be a setup by the President.
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Cuba
Machado
States District Judge George A Carpenter Resigns
Judge George A Carpenter of Chicago submitted his resignation to the President, dated June 30, signaling an end to his service on the federal bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Carpenter
Chicago
Glasgow Discusses $60 Million Missouri Flood Control Plan
Glasgow officials study a war department flood control proposal near town with J L Murphy Kansas City directing surveys at Glasgow Saco and Harlem. A site camp is authorized to support dike strengthening and retaining walls. The plan envisages an earth dam 20 feet high a mile wide creating a lake about 100 miles long toward Musselshell.
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Glasgow
Missouri
Saco
Harlem
J. L. Murphy
Kansas City
Glasgow City
Washington
War Department
Coleman
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Edward. W. Pickard
Sen. Wagner
Ed Swith
Frontiventx
Iowa
C. G C. Bradley
le Mars
Hile
London
Raymond Moley
Henry Morgenthau, Sr
Turkey
James M. Cox
Morgenthau
Geneva
Organization Committee For
Norman H. Davis
MacDonald
British Board of Trade
Walter Runciman
Soviet
Russia
Dimitri Bogomoloff
Moscow
Nanking
Japan
China
Liaotung
Manchuria
Rudolf Nadolny
Nadolny
Committee On Armies
Bank of International Settlements
Department of Justice
Supreme Court
Luis M. Sancho Cerro
Peru
Abelardo de Mendoza
Aprista
Colombia
Mendoza
Oscar Benevides
Interpre
Ras Ft Eeeret
Wi William
Ruckart
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