Religion, Not New Deal, Hyde Declares At Missouri Address
Former Secretary of Agriculture Arthur M. Hyde told Missouri Methodist laymen that the world needs religion not a new economic system, praising rugged individualism while warning against economic determinism. He cited a survey showing ministers favoring cooperative commonwealth and socialism over American individual rights and warned against redistributing wealth.
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Arthur M. Hyde
Hoover
Missouri
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hyde
Jesus Christ
Cooperative Commonwealth
Johnson Is Genius Says Moley In Cleveland Visit
Raymond T. Moley, adviser to Roosevelt, calls Gen. Hugh Johnson near an authentic genius. Moley recalls introducing Johnson to Franklin Roosevelt in 1932 and notes Johnson’s loyalty. He says Johnson found American industry chaotic and left it with the beginnings of self government.
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Cleveland
Raymond T. Moley
Roosevelt
Mother
Hugh Johnson
Johnson
Franklin Roosevelt
Moley
New York
Determinism and morality in economic policy debate
The author criticizes policy as morally wrong larceny and condemns the era’s materialist cure. They argue the country treats wealth disparity as a game of haves versus have nots and rejects deeper materialism as a remedy. The piece contrasts new deal, fascism, and socialism as insufficient solutions.
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United States of America
Interior Secretary Ickes to publish The New Democracy
Washington reports Harold L. Ickes, secretary of the interior, will publish a book on October 29 titled The New Democracy. He jokes he will present old ideas in new ways and may respond to Hoover’s magazine pieces with a different government philosophy. Also notes coal gas use in England and rainfall water deposition.
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Washington
CUP
Harold 4
Ickes
Hoover
FDR to speed NRA revamp after return to White House
President Roosevelt said he would immediately tackle questions on NAA reorganization and the textile strike protest over employer discrimination. He noted NRA changes would be evolutionary with trial and error and indicated he would not answer all Chamber of Commerce inquiries.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Hyde Park
Johnson
Hugh S. Johnson
Chamber of Commerce
How Glue Eagle to Fly in NRA Puzzle Debated
Rough notes show Secretary Roper defending new deal safeguards for individual initiative while Johnson, a soldier lawyer, revisits records in Cincinnati to prepare a final report on American industrial relations. Robbie Goes Too, Frances Robinson, described as the administrator’s right hand, is noted to accompany Rogers on travels and work the same intense hours.
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Roper
Cincinnati
Commerce Department
Robbie
Miss Frances Robinson
Righ
Woodpecker halts court session in Atlantic City
In Atlantic City New Jersey Vice Chancellor W Frank Sooy court adjourned when a woodpecker swooped into the chamber and pecked a glass chandelier. Attendants chased it to a wooden canopy then it resumed pecking before the session ended fifteen minutes later.
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Atlantic City
N. J
W. Frank Sooy
Johnson the self made general shaped draft and NRA era
The former army general, 52, rose from pioneer roots to lead two national crises. He drafted the selective service during World War days and administered the NRA. As a Baruch associate he earned up to 100000 dollars annually and reportedly received offers up to 150000 dollars from private firms.
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Johnson
Draft
NRA
Baruch
Rantings ad dispute leads to paper’s advertising switch
Doherty ads trigger a quarrel over press support as the Doherty company denies claims of advertising cessation. Adams of The Star reveals the paper stopped ads, citing difficulty in reaching county officials, prompting use of the Missouri Democrat as a substitute medium to keep information flowing.
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Doherty
Wooden
Adams
Star
Missouri Democrat
Mother Dies En Route To Son's Rites In Missouri
Springfield, Sept 26 AP A mother Mrs Carolyn Wray 66 and her son W L Chase died after a Frisco train journey from Springfield toward West Plains on Tuesday night. Funeral services for Mrs Wray and Mr Chase will be held Thursday in Kansas City.
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Kansas ‘City
Carolyn. Wray
W. L. Chase
Detroit girl found slain on eleventh birthday
The body of eleven year old Lillian Gallaher, missing since Thursday, was found in a trunk in an apartment near her home in Detroit. A man and a woman who occupied the apartment are sought as police investigate the killing and a city wide manhunt is launched. The girl had been selling chances for a school benefit when she disappeared. She is survived by her husband, two daughters, and another son. all were expected in Kansas City for the funeral of her son.
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Detroit
Lillian Gallaher
Clayton Gallaher
Jenn Hoffman
James E. McCarty
M. W. Goodrich
Lilian
Rock
Kansas City
Moberly minister quits at age 90
Moberly Missouri September 26 AP Rev J W Duvall resigns as pastor of the Cumberland Presbyterian church at age 90 due to illness after 27 years in the post. In another brief item Mr and Mrs Joe Dunnavant of 611 Franklin Street reported the birth of a son at the hospital this morning.
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J. W. Duvall
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Joe Dunnavant
Franklin Street
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