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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1933
Page
10
Warm spell expected after a 31 degree fall within 16 hours. At 4 am the thermometer read 60 degrees, with forecasts predicting milder weekend weather as the weather bureau cited insufficient moisture for rain or snow. German women in Nazi party activities barred from cosmetics.
Washington reports a $3.5 million public works allotment to begin a national real estate inventory aimed at re employment and a foundational study of the real estate market. The NRA unit had sought $2 million but received full funding to speed work in 50 plus cities and support economic forecasts.
Roy Roberts, managing editor of the Kansas City Star, blasted the government's Agrarian policy at a convention of life insurance presidents. He said the administration focuses on raising domestic farm prices immediately, regardless of world prices, critiquing potential destabilizing factors.
A quoted critic condemns the Hoover administration for proposing agricultural policies that would sharply reduce U.S. participation in foreign markets. The remark highlights concerns over the long term economic effects and fears of permanent withdrawal from global trade.
A charity sewing committee asks for sewing machines to aid a Red Cross relief effort in the city hall basement. Residents with usable machines should call Mrs D C McClung at 2081 to contribute.
A study outlined to set the stage for a major construction push under government financing. Technicians stress heavy industry stimulation, especially construction, as essential for sustained prosperity. The plan includes a real estate inventory of 3.5 million dollars and surveys on vacant properties and doubled up families to aid possible re housing once employment rebounds.
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