Hoover attacks New Deal over liberty and thinking control
Former President Hoover in Fort Wayne Indiana railing against Roosevelt era policies. He argues the danger lies in the corruption of thinking and the loss of civil liberties, not just economic policy, citing planned economy and centralization of power. He lists unemployment relief budget balance and currency issues as failures of the New Deal.
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Fort Wayne
Int
Arbert Hoover
Indiana
Berty
Supreme Court
Merica
Hoover
America
Congress
North Carolina candidates plan busy week of campaigning
Raleigh April 6 three of four Democratic gubernatorial hopefuls map a active week. Clyde Hoey continues a large speaking tour with stops in Pitt Craven Cumberland Harnett and Surry. A H Sandy Graham focuses on speeches in Wilson Dunn Henderson and eastern counties while building organization. Dr Ralph W McDonald concentrates on organizing with stops in Wilmington Chapel Hill and Charlotte including meetings with UNC groups and the State Textile Council. John A McRae lacks a campaign headquarters or manager and few details are available.
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Raleigh
Clyde R. Hoey
Pitt
Craven
Cumberland
Harnett
Surry
Hoey
A. H
Sandy) Graham
Wilson
Atlantic Christian College
Wilson Parent-Teacher Council
Rotary Club
Dunn
Hartnett County
Lions Club
Henderson
Graham
Lon Folger
Ralph W. McDonald
W. L. Lumpkin
McDonald
Wilmington
Cape Fear
Carolina Political Union
University of North Carolina
Chapel Mill
Charlotte
State Textile Council
Organized Textile Workers of North Carolina
John A. McRae
Saunders Accepts Denver Football Head Coach Post
Saunders, who led Colorado University to a three way tie for the Rocky Mountain Conference title in 1934, comes out of a year retirement to take the Denver University head football coach position. He succeeds Percy Pey, who resigned to become dean of men at Oregon State College.
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W. Denver
Nevy Bill) Saunders
Colorado University
Denver University
Saunders
Percy Pey
Oregon State Colone
Television urged to stay experimental pending policy study
Washington April 6 The Federal Communications Commission was urged to keep television experimental until its effects on radio broadcasting newspapers and the motion picture industry are known. Craven FCC chief engineer proposed a broad study to chart long term policy, with a public hearing set for June 15 to hear all radio and television interests.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
T. A. M. Craven
Commission
Craven
Cromwells Buy Honolulu Home Site for $100000
James N. R. Cromwell and heiress wife Doris Duke bought a Black Point site in Honolulu, one of Oahu's finest residential sections, for 100000. The Bishop Trust Co. announced the purchase and noted the couple, who visited in 1935, plan to return soon to build.
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Honolulu
James N. R. Cromwell
Doris Duke
Black Point
Bishop Trust Company
Oahu Island
Cromwell
Southeast as land of paradox study by Odum
University of North Carolina sociologist Dr. Howard W. Odum presents a 650 page inventory of the Southeast in Southern Regions of the United States. He notes vast resources yet social poverty and calls for regional social planning with two six year program periods to boost economy and culture.
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Chapel Hill
Southeast
Howard W. Odum
Institute For Research In Social Science
School of Public Administration
University of North Carolina
University of North Carolina Press
Odu
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Arkansas
Benches Suited At Standard 37 Inch Height For Women
A study finds the average woman is most comfortable working at a bench or table 37 inches high. The result suggests ergonomic guidelines for workplace and craft station design.
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American Sociological Society
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Parmer
John Kirby
Harry Fisher
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Mrs. la Varre
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Goose” Goslin
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