Smith Attacks Public Works Plan in New Outlook
New York, Nov. 40. Alfred E. Smith faulted the Public Works Administration as failing and said the civil works program is used to hide failure. He criticized federal agencies and warned the plan to consolidate agencies amid winter relief. He depicted the approach as a half measure between relief and public works, urging a return to old standards.
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Money Not The Cause Of Low Mood, Aggie Economist Says
Fort Collins November 30. Aggie economist R T Burdick of Colorado Agricultural College argues money alone cannot fix the economy. He cites declines in national income, bank deposits, and loans from 1928 to 1932, noting the broader financial system is faulty and needs reform, not merely monetary easing.
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Economie
Worker Earns More But Can Buy Less Under New Deal
New York, Nov. 40 The worker earns slightly more per week than in July, but his wages will buy less due to higher living costs. Industrial production recovered March through July but has since fallen, while average hours and wages rose then slowed. Real earnings slid from 93.7 in July to 92.4 in October, showing reduced purchasing power despite more jobs.
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Child Drowning Turns Thanksgiving to Tragedy in Springs
In Colorado Springs a Thanksgiving day tragedy struck the Stalla Roberta family when 18 month old Patricia Joan Murphy drowned in a water pool near the home. Rescue attempts failed as the child fell into a pump-fed low-water area. The incident followed a search by friends and relatives as the child wandered from the house.
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Greek Priest Kidnapped in Cheyenne News Brief
Two men abducted Rev. Jovi Panos of a Greek Orthodox church in Cheyenne Wyoming on Wednesday night. He was robbed and blinded, then abandoned on a rural road. A passerby, Emmer Bowles, found him and notified police. Panos reported being held at gunpoint during the incident.
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Plane Heroine and Passengers Rescued From Icy Waters
Kathleen Smith of Rochester and nine passengers survived after a plane landed on Lake St. Clair during a frigid night. Pilot Dean Smith guided the craft to safety as a rescue party fought through ice while passengers endured near freezing conditions awaiting help.
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Verne Miller Found Dead by Roadside
Detroit police and Justice Department agents found notorious outlaw Verne Miller dead near the city outskirts. The nude body was identified after Miller had been in Detroit recently, with investigators placing death between eighteen and twenty four hours prior. He had been linked to the Kansas City Union Station slayings on June 27.
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Sugar Tax Fight Threatens Sugar Farmers and Refineries
The article reports on a proposed half cent compensatory tax on sugar aimed at appeasing sugar states in Congress. Officials warn it may trigger court challenges and protests from cane producers and refiners. Secretary Wallace’s potential approval is linked to expected advisory instructions from the internal revenue service. Charles M. Kearney, head of the National Boot Growers association, returns to Washington amid ongoing discussions.
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New York
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Washington
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Sugar Stabilization Plan Shapes Cuban Sugar Trade
Cuban sugar producers and Western sugar states push a price based stabilization plan as the key to securing a fair share of the market profits. Congress may delay probes while officials weigh a tentative price agreement backed by recognized Cuban government ties.
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Wallace Holds Corn Tax To Five Cents Per Bushel
Washington November 30 Farm administration today revised its corn pricing tax regulations to maintain the present five cents per bushel tax instead of raising to 10 cents tonight as originally planned. Officials expect the processing tax to rise to 20 cents on January 4, but believe no surge in the levy will occur. The administration still hopes to raise about 350,900,000 from corn and hogs to fund relief for midwestern farmers. Southern Iowa growers harmed by tall sroad problems propose selling jon depedza cover crops.
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Man Electrocuted While Approaching Fallen Airplane
Fragments report a plane crash near town injuring three and leading to a fatal electrocution when a bystander touched a live wire fence. Arrestee Burdetto faces drunken flight charges while another youth dies in Denver hospital from injuries including leg fractures and a chest trauma.
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