Roosevelt the Big Boss From Now On
Washington June 15 Roosevelt receives unprecedented power beyond any previous president. Congress delegates authority to fix prices, wages, hours, and production, regulate banks, taxes, and medical and agricultural policy, and even abolish bureaus. The article warns of draconian measures, gold standard repeal, and massive relief and public works spending under a centralized executive authority.
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Cupid Kaisers and Colonial Ventures in Early Policy
A patchy historical column discusses various reform ideas and administrative changes such as federal employment, state agencies, tariff shifts, and civil service laws. It mentions Peter Minuit trading for Manhattan in 1626 and his governorship under the Dutch West India Company, plus London street cleaning costs of about $4,000,000 yearly with 8,400 workers.
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Peter Minuit
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New Netherlands
Dutch West ,Dia Company
Hope to Place 4 Million Men on Payrolls
Washington June 15 AP One third of the nation's unemployed back at work by October is the aim of General Hugh Johnson industrial director. Johnson announced this at a meeting of state relief officials and Perkins released Labor Department data showing a large monthly payroll and employment rise. He estimated 3,000,000 reemployed by fall under the new law, plus public works likely yielding an additional million jobs. Peak unemployment projected around 12,000,000 by the AF of L.
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Washington
Hugh Johnson
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Perkins
Labor Department
American Federation of Tabor
Election probe delayed till fall in Missouri race
Galena Missouri June 15 AP Investigation into the 10932 state representative race between Democrat H G Warren and Republican Lee Hurst will be delayed until fall. The case was to go before Stone county grand jury this week. Hurst was declared elected last fall but Warren seated by the legislature. Also Kansas City and St Louis groups back repeal drive for the 18th amendment with Joseph T Davis chairing the United Repeal Council and pledges from T J Pendergast and Mayor Bernard Dickman.
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H. G. Warren
Lee Hurst
Stone County
Hurst
Warren
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Kansas City
St. Louis
Joseph T. Davis
United Repeal Council
T. J. Pendergast
Bernard Dickman
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