National Whirligig continues winter keynote debates
The article discusses the winter keynote debates focusing on eliminating last year’s waste and errors and pushing long range projects into operation. It argues these measures would slowly create more employment in heavy industries and spread purchasing power across the industry while noting differing views between Hopkins and others.
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Ches
Hopkins
Apenas
Warm Springs
Washgton
Arrnner Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Ickes
Fdr
Middle Road
The New Deal and the Joneses
Third in a continued family narrative on the New Deal, the Joneses weigh its phases and recovery program effects. Washington life and political maneuvering are discussed including Farley rumors and cabinet futures amid a broader debate on leadership strategy. The piece notes FDR’s middle road approach and the political dynamics shaping 1936 prospects.
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Washington
Big Jim Farley
Democratic National Committee
Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
Farley
New Deal
Ble Jim
Seceery
Vandenberg
Unemployment Security Debate in the Jones Household
In this chapter, Ma and Pa Jones discuss a proposed unemployment and old age pension plan. John Jr defends insurance style funding while arguing it could ease layoffs, boost retirements, and create jobs indirectly. The family weighs costs and the political backdrop across New Deal policy, Chamber of Commerce moves, and labor battles.
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Ma Jones
Pa Jones
John, Jr
England
Congress
Europe
You
Matt
Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
National Association of Manufacturers
Jones
Jobs, Jr
Government as Job Provider Raises Public Debate
The Joneses argue that if ordinary industry cannot supply jobs, the government must step in as the employer. The discussion centers on policy options, potential fiscal impacts, and implications for workers and communities.
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The
PWA
Joneses
Pattern You Can See This Yourself For A Smart Schoolgirl
The passage promotes Marian Martin pattern 9098 for sizes 10 to 18 with a double yoke front and back, a box pleated skirt, and a tied bow belt. It advertises the Winter Pattern Book offering easy outfits for women and children, with order details and a 25 cent book price. Send 15 cents per pattern and 25 cents for the book to The Enterprise Potter Department in New York.
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Ple
Washinton
New York
Utlity
Marian Martin
Enterprise Potter Department
18Th St
City Reports October Cash Position and Debts
City Manager FE M Knox releases October cash statement showing total cash on hand of 544 025 15 with operating funds 97 728 71 sinking fund 21 869 01 permanent improvements 44 727 88 and debt service 379 699 55 Payables due November 1 include operating funds 22 335 23 permanent improvements 25 451 27 debt service 29 10 and utility deposits 26 681 03 plus interest due 93 102 99 Debits from cash total 265 408 07 comprising operating funds 48 762 45 sinking fund 21 869 01 permanent improvements 19 276 61 and interest revolving fund 175 500 00 Interest deferred under debt readjustment plan is 701 079 68.
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FE. M. Knox
Mecklenberg History Debate Sparks Controversy
Charles L. Van Noppen of Greensboro questions Dr. Henderson’s claims on the Mecklen burg Declara tion and the 1775 declaration dates. He argues the 1778 Mecklen burg Resolves express independence and accuses forged signers, urging clear historical record as Duke Wake Forest and state scholars study the matter. The letter also includes thanks from First Pres byterian Methodist church for revival coverage in the High Point Enterprise.
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van Noppen
Henderson
the Enterprise
Archibald Henderson
Mecklenburg
Ephram Brevard
John McKnitt Alexander
State
University
Capitol
Raleigh
Court House
Charlotte
Burg
State University
Duke University
Wake Forest
Charles L. van Noppen
Greensboro
North Carolina
Enterprise
First Presleyas Methodist Church
High Point Enterprise
M. C. Connor
Nora L. Andrews
Number of Hunters In N C Increased
RALEIGH Nov 21 The major hunting season opened in North Carolina with more qualified hunters than in recent years. Despite a license fee cut, the state had collected 62 600 from licenses this year up to today, against 47 700 year earlier. Officials urged caution to protect hunters and prevent forest fires as the season begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
John D. Chalk
Game and Inland Fisheries
Apartment of Conservation
Balloer woman 106 who ran a store passes away
Miss Grace Harkin of Balloer Northern Ireland died at 106 after running her grocery business with full faculties until three months ago. Her memory of local events remained excellent.
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Grace Harkin
Balloer
Northern Ireland
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