The New Deal and the Joneses
A Jones family dialogue contrasts late nineteenth century imperialism with modern withdrawal from foreign ventures. Father recalls 1898 expansionism while son favors a focus on domestic affairs and nonexpansion. The piece notes independence promised for the Philippines with self rule during a transition period.
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Philippines
Revolution in American foreign policy ends imperial era
The piece argues that after the Spanish American War the United States shifts from empire to self rule for possessions. It notes troop withdrawals in Hawaii and Puerto Rico and calls for greater self government in Guam Saoma and Virgin Islands while rethinking the Monroe Doctrine. It discusses a new Division of Territories and appoints Ernest Gruening to push liberal treatment.
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Ernest Gruening
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Dad
John, Jr
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Congress Weighs Fate of Plans This Winter
The Joneses weigh the potential outcomes as Congress prepares to act on multiple proposals this winter. The piece analyzes likely trajectories and political dynamics shaping legislative moves.
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Joneses
Hancock Predicts Another Billion In Bond Issue
Representative Hancock expects President Roosevelt to ask Congress to authorize the Home Owners Loan Corporation to issue at least a billion dollars more in bonds. He said the new issue would be a major step in supporting homeowners during the ongoing economic measures.
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Hancock
D-Nc
Roosevelt
Congress
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Southeast leaders push for lower interstate freight rates
At a Georgia conference, Governor Eugene Talmadge leads eight state governors in a push to cut interstate transportation costs in the southeast. The plan aims to boost southern sale of the region, arguing rates above the Ohio River are 33 1 3 percent higher. Governors Dave Sholtz Florida and Ruby Laffoon Kentucky join, along with Alabama Mississippi Tennessee South Carolina North Carolina and others.
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Southeastern Development Board
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Talmadge
Ohio River
Southeast
Dave Sholtz
Florida
B. M. Miller
Alabama
Sennett Conner
Mississippi
Hill McAlister
Tennessee
Ibra Blackwood
South Carolina
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
North Carolina
Ruby Laffoon
Kentucky
Ickes Seeks Maximum Relief for Negroes in Interior Service
Secretary Ickes announces in his annual report that he aims to secure maximum relief benefits for the Negro population. An interior department advisor has worked to integrate qualified Negroes into departmental work and to note instances of discrimination.
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Ickes
Interior Department
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HOLC aims to use new billion for existing distress cases
The HOLC said it would not accept new applications and would allocate the additional 1.0 billion only to cases already on file. Officials noted applications pending exceeded available funds as of the disclosure.
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