Tugwell Attacks Big Business in New Deal Plan
Tugwell denounces big business influence on the New Deal program for farm control. He criticizes processors, packers, and distributors for opposing reform while urging Congress to clarify the powers of the agricultural program and defend recovery measures against conservative opposition.
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Roosevelt To Veto Bill for Moratorium
Washington reports President Monguyol prepared to veto a moratorium bill allowing farmers six years to pay debts at one percent interest. Attorney General Cummings submitted a constitutional report amid the session’s conclusion, noting the measure would delay foreclosure and protect farm properties for six years.
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New Deal Cost Stirring Debate Between Parties
Washington June 27 A Republican campaign page claims the New Deal cost is a debt on the nation while a Roosevelt administration spokesman defends the Democratic run of funding. Bolton Ohio, GOP chair, says $27 billion has been spent since Roosevelt took office and accuses Dems of an orgy of spending. Buchanan Democrat Texas cites appropriations totals and outcomes for the government and warns of bankruptcy.
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Sugar Quotas Defended by Chester Davis
Chester Davis, farm administrator, said the Hawaiian sugar allotment is equitable. He spoke as Hawaii producers planned to contest the Jones-Craft Act and its quotas on domestic and natural producers, aiming to challenge the law constitutionally.
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Nawsmen Today
Baltimore Storm Strikes City with Severe Electrical Thunder
Baltimore endures a very severe storm causing widespread damage and injuries. A person was knocked unconscious by lightning and a Chinese woman was injured when lightning struck a building she worked in. Roofs blew off six houses in the city center.
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Parker Made Principal of Junior High
Parker is named principal of the junior high as changes cascade through Lincoln schools. Luthern Slason will teach home economics, Jamar High shifts staff to health and physical education, and Gladys Dougherty takes over duties at Lincoln. Several transfers and retirements are approved in a broad district reorganization with financial and rental adjustments noted.
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Trial set for Insult on October 22
Chicago reports Insult Goes To Trial on October 22 with charges of embuzzlement in criminal court. Judge James Fardy ordered 4 otrial, while $2 bond was posted. Names include Samuel and others, reflecting a chaotic local tabloid-style item.
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William L. Peterson Wins Replevin Suit In Weld County
The court directed judgment for defendant William L. Peterson of Greeley in a replevin case brought by Wentworth and Trim Inc. The judge ruled Peterson an innocent purchaser of a GMO truck allegedly tied to the plaintiff. The decision was delivered Wednesday afternoon by Judge C. C. Cal Ind.
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Pecora Named Chairman of New Securities Board
President Roosevelt announced Ferdinand Pecora, former counsel to the Senate banking committees, will chair the new securities and exchange commission for a year. Pecora helped draft stock market legislation but wished to return to private practice before accepting the post. Washington. June 27.
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Cabinet Committee Contemplated by President Roosevelt
Washington June 27 A special cabinet commission to translate Roosevelts social program into legislative form was expected today from a White House conference. Roosevelt discussed with five cabinet members plans to put into concrete form the goal of placing the security of the nation’s men women and children first. Secretaries Morgenthau Wallace Ickes and Hopkins relief director Hogkins attended the presidential conference with reports that Attorney General Cummings might join the group.
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Roosevelt Defends Planned Recovery Program Criticisms
The article quotes Parley in praising President Roosevelt while dismissing critics who call the recovery efforts impulsive. It argues the president’s shift from rugged individualism is deliberate and beneficial, with officials noting a disciplined approach to policy.
Springfield Heat Record Sparks Citywide Interest
In Springfield on June 2 a local resident noted the mercury climbed to 106 degrees by 3 p m drawing intense public attention. The unusual heat raised concerns about health and utilities as residents sought shade and cold drinks amid peak afternoon temperatures.
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Lethal Gas Victim Buried in State Cemetery
Fragmentary OCR reads as Lethal gas victim buried in state cemetery near Woodpe Prison Cemetery. Mention of associated prey community and worshipers. Warden notified. unclear funds for busts and memorials. Date appears as late today with multiple garbled phrases.
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Loveland Bride Convicted in Police Slaying Robbery
Norma Millen, 19, was convicted as an accessory to murder and robbery in the slaying of two policemen during the Needham Trust Company robbery on February 2. The case, reported by Associated Press, notes the Harvester incident left Loveland’s toy gun incident in critical condition as other details unfold.
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