Washington Letter defining Johnson and Perkins in New Deal
Roosevelt will not announce appointments, but two key posts are clear. General Hugh S. Johnson leads NRA while Frances Perkins heads Labor in the New Deal. Perkins rises as labor’s spokesman amid steel and auto disputes, Johnson pushes industry favored settlements.
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June Brewster Builds Self Up To Stardom
Hollywood gossip profiles Auburn haired actress June Brewster predicting major stardom within three years. She explains her goal to be a truly fine actress, crediting Broadway and film training under Laura Hope Crews as her foundation, and stresses steady work over quick fame.
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