Roosevelt Message Splits GOP on Recovery Plans
The article outlines Roosevelt's congressional message and Republican reactions. It notes Henry Ford-like figures and calls for a back to the constitution approach, stressing state sovereignty and limits on federal industrial oversight. Within the party, dissension arises as Western Republicans claim short shrift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark
Roosevelt
Congress
Henry I
Pennsylvania
NRA
McNary
Oregon
Senator Reed
Fletcher
East
West
Midwest
New Deal Edges Through Slowing Recovery and Pensions Rules
The article notes President Roosevelt's push for social insurance funded by contributions, not taxes, while the NRA shifts away from price fixing amid mixed early 1930s recovery signals. It reports global production gains, U S industry lag, and labor strife as authorities expect federal action, with clarification on pension eligibility and property ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
England
Germany
Russia
Japan
United States
Eges
Washington
Commission Interprets Old Age Pension Law
Byron G. Allen, superintendent of the old age assistance commission, defends the pension act against critics claiming pensions require deeding property to the state. He asserts the law remains accessible to eligible applicants despite rumors spreading about asset transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
Allen
Byron G. Allen
Old Age Assistance Commission
Local visits fill MAD LAKE scene with community news
Mrs. Frank Scotka and sons returned to Chicago after weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs D Palmer. Numerous neighbors visited, hosted dinners, and birthday celebrations marked by a kitten ball as the community shares in everyday life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mad Lake
Frank Scotka
Junior
Leslie
Chicago
D. ¥. Palmer
Otto Rick
Nels Peterson
Nicholas Spear
Maynard
Pear
Peterson
Frank Schotka
Peele
Estherville
Alma Peterson
Mildred
Bobby
K.P
Carolyn Johnson
Mildred Peterson
Lloyd Olson
Betty
Dorothy
Carl Higgins
D. V.1
Palmer
Magnus Walden
Gertrude
Matherville
John Iverson
Olen Anderson
Mya
Ivan Cook
D. W. Palmer
Mary Peterson
Andrew Iverson
Lawrence
Bart
Gordon
Nels Johnson
Emma Oddeon
Gilbert
Languages of the World and Noted Populations
A list shows several languages with speaker counts across regions and notes that about six thousand languages are spoken worldwide. Figures include English 160 million, German 110 million, Russian 100 million, French 70 million, Spanish 40 million, Italian 50 million, Portuguese 25 million, Swedish 100 thousand, Norwegian and Danish 1 million, Serbo Croatian 8 million, Bohemian 7 million, Bulgarian 6 million, Polish 3.6 million, Greek 3.6 million, Chinese 400 million, Japanese 14 million, and Hinutustuan din'etyaalda's aves 100 million.
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Wemigh W.ii
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Philco
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Grunow
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Charles Jensen
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Des Moines
Lawrence Brennan
Martin Simonzen
Eaeh
State Board of Reveiw
Board of Review
Plemsteel
Spip
Astructiqn
Jualve
Baumgartner
Graettinger
Amdahl
Nicholas Aml
Spears
Bernard Gordon
LaVerne, Violet
Irene
Buddy Rick
Norman Iverson
Thomas Iverson
Thomas Cunningham
Farmers Grain Co
Dd. E. McCarty
Grartuinger
Iowa
The
Quaker Oats Co
Thomp’sens Grocery
Farmer Creamery Co
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