Impeachment Moves Against Judge Woodward and Labor Turmoil
Debates over impeachment actions against Federal Judge Charles E. Woodward of Chicago intensify as committee votes suggest formal charges on nepotism and appointments. Across the nation, violent labor clashes erupt in Minneapolis and Toledo with National Guard intervention and fatalities.
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Subsistence home steading draws scrutiny amid federal plans
The New Deal subsistence home steading program faces criticism as officials scale back hopes for a nationwide decentralization. Projects like Reedsville West Virginia and Hightstown New Jersey illustrate challenges in securing industry, raw materials, and markets, with questions over funding and President Roosevelt’s authority. Experts warn workers must have cash crops and industry access to sustain homesteads.
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Senate Leader Vows Long Sessions to Stop Tariff Blockade
Senate majority leader Robinson warned of extended daily sessions to thwart a planned filibuster against the administration tariff bargain. He pledged to meet from 10:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. or 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. if needed while the House passed the administration industry loan bill. The Senate also approved a bill setting RFC five year loan maximums at 250 million dollars.
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Roosevelt Says What Silver Bill He Accepts
Resident Roosevelt told Congress what kind of silver bill he would accept. the compromise explained recently and introduced by Senator Rev. Pittman. Some silver bloc members were not satisfied, but indications showed the measure would pass before the session ends as silver state senators accept it.
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