Roosevelt's New Deal Cards Make History
The president begins to deal them as a promised new deal, with cards labeling Sound Banking Economy Beer Farm Relief Unemployment for a vast crisis. Depositors rush banks, bank holidays ensue, gold flees, and the economy teeters. He seeks dictatorial power, funds relief, stabilizes credit, and pushes farm and beer measures to revive the nation’s bankrupt balance. Major farm groups warn delay is fatal.
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Roosevelt
Congress
UEMPLOYMENT Aid Cards Highlighted in Crisis Era Policy
Amid dire unemployment estimates near 11 to 12 million, the President pledges emergency funds for states, reforestation and public works. He predicts job gains from a revived brewing sector, higher farm purchasing power, and increased government spending, as the elderly man’s gamble with the jobless nears its next hand.
Radio Program Schedule Highlights for NBC WEAF and WABC
A listing of radio programs by the Associated Press across NBC WEAF and OBS networks with times from 5:30 pm to 12:30 am. Features include The Hutchinson Family Southernaires King Kong Andrea Marsh Gruen Hall Pianos Ray Knight The Goldbergs Sketch Historical Sketches Richard Crooks Gypsies Concert Orchestra Whiteman's Band Jack Denny's Orchestra Lopez Orchestra Buck Rogers in 2433 Myrt and Maree Dr. Fu Manchu Ruth Etting Mills Bros Mysteries in Paris Columbia Revue and more along with hosts and guest performers.
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Nbc-Weaf
the Hutchinson Family
Southernaires Quartet
Andrea Marsh
Gruen-Hall
Ray Knight
Elvin Allman
The
Goldbergs
Richard Crooks
Gypsies
Whiteman’s Band
Morgan L. Eastman
Radio Forum
Ted Weems
Jack Denny
Lopez Orchestra
Hollywood On the Aw
Obs-Wabc
Skippy
Betty Barthell
Reis
Radio Schedule Highlights Before Prime Time
NBC WJZ network listings show Abe Lyman and Nelson orchestras with dance hour at 11 30, followed by The Singing Lady and Orphan Annie. Maude and Cousin Bill at six, Julian Woodworth Orchestra at six fifteen, Three K Sisters at six forty five, Lowell Thomas at seven, and Amos and Andy in early prime time.
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Lombardo ‘Orchestra
Abe Lyman
Nelson’s Orchestra
NBC
WJZ
Orphan Annie
Maude & Cousin Bill
Julian Woodworth Orch
Lowell Thomas
Amos 'N
Andy
Talks pioneer Mistaken Discipline and a Snow Day Tragedy
A mother disciplines a girl for wearing a school dress to a play, obliging her to stay indoors after a snow day. The case explores whether the punishment was mistaken, noting the rigid rule and its unintended sad outcome.
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights of Performers
The midnight to noon lineup lists The Jesters vocal trio at 7 15 followed by Groucho and Chico Marx 7 30 The New Eskimo Show 8 00 Don Carney Dog Chats 8 45 To Be Announced 9 00 Minstrels 9 30 Melody Moments and The Sizzlers Harmony 10 15 Vic and Sade Comedy 10 30 Arlane Jackson program 11 00 Southern Singers 11 15 Welcome Lewis Central 11 30 Hanhattan Guardsmen 12 00 Freddie Martin Orchestra 12 30 Lou Breeze Dance Orchestra in a full radio schedule of acts and times.
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Groucho
Chico Marx
Don Carney
Arlane Jackson
Southern Singers
Welcome Lewis
Central
Hanhattan Guardsmen
Freddie Martin
Lou Breeze
Fragmented ethics on laundering and penalties
A disjointed discussion debates penalties for dress laundering involving a mother and paying for washing. It suggests a sensible approach where a deed or payment covers only a reasonable number of dresses, not overburdening the payer. The text hints at balancing responsibility and fairness in shared chores.
Unclear Punishment Rethinking in Family Discipline
The text discusses a likely misplaced punishment that proved far harsher than intended. It argues such severe discipline harms the child’s goodwill toward parents and reduces future cheerful obedience, noting the justice of fairness in handling child behavior.
Thompson chain fight ends at Tuesday meeting
Chicago March 20 In a sharp back and forth proxy battle Thompson chain's founder John R Thompson's son John Jr seeks control at the annual stockholders meeting. Since 1927 succession disputes with the board led by William M Collins have colored the proceedings expected to define the firm’s future.
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Chicago
John R. Thompson
Thompson
United States
John, Jr
William M. Collins
Rail labor group opposes further railroad mergers
Cleveland reports the railway labor executives association led by chairman Alexander F Whitney calls for a senatorial investigation of railroads. It opposes mergers and any major reduction of Interstate Commerce Commission powers, arguing for broader regulatory jurisdiction over railroads and other transportation.
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Cleveland
Railway Labor Executives Association
Alexander F. Whitney
Whitney
Wall Street
Interstate Commerce Commission
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Train Men
Recognition of Soviet government grows more likely
Washington reports that the Foreign Policy Association, in reviewing American attitudes toward Russia, states that with the Roosevelt administration, recognition of the Soviet government seems more probable than at any time since 1917. Observers suggest recognition could come early to boost Soviet-American trade and aid collaboration.
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Washington
Foreign Policy Association
Russia
United States
Puzzle of a Singer and a Political Debate
The clued singer who recently toured Europe is linked to union actions backing league recommendations on the Far Eastern crisis. Senator Borah of Idaho and other Russian recognition advocates delay a concerted move until a clear White House cue emerges.
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Europe
League
Far East
Borah
Idaho
White House
Funeral Notices Highlight Local Obituaries At Pruntytown
Funeral services were held for Adolphus B. Corder at his Route 50 home and Harmony Grove Baptist Church with interment in the church cemetery. Nora Catherine Sargent’s funeral took place at her daughter's home with interment at Bluemont. German workers pay from one seventh to one fifth of their incomes for taxes and social insurance.
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Adolphus B. Corder
Route 50
Pruntytown
Harmony Grove, Baptist Church
Jonsh Murphy
Monrose
Randolph County
Jerome Poling
Belington
Corder
Nora C. Sargent
Nora Catherine Sargent
Lindsey Mahaffey
West Main Street
Eugene Dick
West Main Methodist Episcopal Church
Bluemont
Bartlett Funeral Company
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Scorchy Smith
Garrett
Diana Dane
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Man -Bing
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Central Hotel
Latrobe Street
Grafton
W. E. Big
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