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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1933
Page
5
Washington reports the NRA recovery unit aims to implement at least 75 to 14 more codes, boosting total to 225, with 150 approved and about 280 past hearings. Codes cover major materials, trade, most manufacturing, textiles, services, utilities, laundries, and restaurants. Gold miners may omit a code. authority could stretch to 1995.
Paris officials report finance minister George Bonnet considered a heavy loan to carry the French government through 1934. Parliament would likely be asked to authorize a bond issue perhaps totaling ten million francs with the aim of budgeting balance to restore confidence and secure subscriptions.
A collection of brief items begins with a psychology professor from the University of Washington urging that last minute cramming is often wasted and that facts learned will be retained longer if absorbed gradually. Other notes cover a Portland thief returning a car after a 100 mile trip, a Haverford township works program facing labor shortages, and a Pittsburgh divorce case with humorous reasons given by Roy Stafford.
The Civil Works Administration reports more than four million workers on its payroll, matching the December quota as Roosevelt expands relief employment. Hopkins credited state and local agencies and volunteers, noting some states exceed targets while adjustments will level the totals. An estimated 31.5 million relief families remain, with exact figures pending.
Benny Rubin must pay his wife $360 a month pending divorce trial. Mrs Rubin seeks $1 006 monthly for proper care and support, with contempt potential if payments lapse. The Los Angeles action centers on Rubin a film comedian and star.
Fragmentary report mentions a court order to pay 300 dollars and references a 1933 Alaska outlook with an estimated 20 000. Names and full context are missing, making details uncertain.
The American Railway Association reports revenue freight loadings for the week ending December 9 at 537,503 cars, up 42,078 from the prior week and 16,896 higher than the same week in 1932. Miscellaneous freight totaled 18,424 cars, up 12,984 from the previous week and 26,990 above the year before.
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