Washington Daybook faces crisis over New Deal trust politics
Brain Trusters confront a peak in opposition as conservative business interests clash with social reformers over NRA AAA and government role. Mrs Pinchot and others are cited while political pressure mounts on Roosevelt to back General Johnson amid breaking auto truce and new strike threats.
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AAA
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New Deal Situation Seen Steady as Roosevelt Policy Improves
Washington reports steady business improvement despite ongoing New Deal challenges under President Roosevelt. Officials say policy measures are stabilizing markets and supporting recovery while debates over reforms continue.
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Roosevelt
Black-Draught Laxative Promoted For Constipation Relief
In an elderly user testimonial, W. J. Vanover of Rome Kentucky says he has used Thedford s Black-Draught for about forty years and keeps it at home for prompt relief at the first sign of constipation. He reports relief from headaches and overall help from this vegetable laxative.
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W. J. Vanover
Rome
Puzzle on Congress Factions and Liberal Brain Trust
In fighting to abandon NRA licensing power and weigh major bills such as the stock market act Wagner and communications measures the Senate tax boost and food and drug bill, liberal supporters urge restraint while facing electoral pressure. Brain trusters fear proposals may be lost or attacked and discarded.
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Persistent political maneuvering and cabinet talk in Hoover era
An article notes Jaimecke Jahncke’s likely federal appointment and discusses cross examination tensions with Frances Perkins and Gifford Pinchot on NRA issues. It warns of red-baiting and religious bigotry in the political year, mentioning Jewish presence in government legal work and rumors about Communists and Jews in administration.
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Ernest Lee Jahncke
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Hoover
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Jim Farley
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Thomasville Theater Starts Major Palace Makeover
Thomasville April 13. The Thomasville Theater company led by C F Finch president and J W Prevo secretary treasurer begins extensive improvements at the Palace theater. Painters redecorate while an acoustical engineer treats walls to enhance sound. Several thousand dollars will be spent this spring on carpets and other dressings to elevate the venue to top tier in beauty and acoustics.
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Thomasville Theater Company
C. F. Finch
J. W. Prevo
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