Recovery scheme makes advances pledges come in
President Roosevelt signs an executive order expanding temporary benefits and supports a voluntary wage and hour push. Johnson, Roosevelt’s recovery administrator, pledges cooperation to restore millions of jobs through industry code measures. Shipbuilders, oil, rayon, and textile sectors press for expedited codes while hearings on naval contracts loom.
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Roosevelt's Son Takes 200 Wives in Texas Ceremony
Fragmented OCR reports a July wedding in Fort Worth between Roosevelt’s son and a Goopins woman. It describes a double ring ceremony by Rev Naboth Ox at a riverfront estate with George, uncle of the bride, present. The note mentions a prior divorce from Elizabeth Brown and lists attire details.
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Stock Exchange Opens Noon Amid Turbulent Trading
Stock market activity in New York early July showed wild price swings with some shares thinly priced yet overall averages holding after a volatile day. Turnover reached 224,070 shares, the highest Saturday since May 27, as congestion in brokerage offices prompted the exchange to shift trading to noon for three hours, with further curtailments planned elsewhere.
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Oregon Repeals State Dry Laws
Portland, July 22. Oregon ends 18 years of prohibition as voters approve repeal of the 18th amendment. Ballots show a two to one margin for repeal with 41,? votes cast and 59,499 for retention. State-wide results indicate repeal of remaining constitutional prohibition laws and enforcement rules.
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Roosevelt to spend 26 million for forest lands
President Roosevelt announced 26 million dollars to acquire forest lands, expanding national forests mainly in southern states. The move supports the Civilian Conservation Corps with winter quarters, extended work, and a major forestry campaign to cut losses from fires, insects, and disease. Fechner described the corps as the largest forestry army, outlining extensive projects including trails, telephone lines, firebreaks, forest improvement, and tree planting across multiple states.
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Mullisons Begin Atlantic Flight Aboard Seafarer
Post sets globe girdling record as Abi Mullison and Fay Amy prepare a non stop Atlantic crossing in the Seafarer. The pair launched from Pending and sighted mid ocean between Fa net Rock and Cork Ma 800 miles from shore. They carry 400 gallons of gasoline and aim to reach New York then continue toward Bagdad in a 12 000 mile venture despite prior crash last June.
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Back to Land Fund Launched by Roosevelt Plan
President Roosevelt created a 25 million dollar back to the land program using public works funds to move unemployed urban workers to farms to grow their own food. He also approved regional and state advisory panels to speed remaining funds from a 2.3 billion pool for local construction and set aside 20 million to acquire forest lands for Civilian Conservation Corps winter quarters.</s>
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Chicago Grain Pit Reopens With Low Price Limits
Washington July 22 The Roosevelt administration approved Wallace action to set minimum prices for trading wheat corn and other grains until further notice. The Chicago board of trade will reopen with trading not below Thursday close and daily price fluctuation capped at five cents per bushel for wheat and proportionally for other grains. Similar actions are expected at Minneapolis Kansas City and Duluth as markets reopen. May remain closed Monday amid a grain industry conference.
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Landing at New York at 11 P.M. After Swift Flight
A lone aviator from Edmonton completes a rapid round-the-world attempt with a swift flight that lands in New York at 11 p.m., clipping nearly a full world-record pace and drawing cheers for the bold feat.
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Wiley Post Completes World Flight In Record Pace
Wiley Post arrives in New York long before expected at 11 p.m. EST completing his world flight record. A huge crowd stares in awe as his appearance comes nearly an hour earlier than anticipated.
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Around the World Jaunts in Historic Flight Feats
A compiled tabloid chronicle lists famed round the world attempts. Entries include Magellan, Drake, Cavendish, Nellie Bly, Train, Fitzmartis, Sayre, Mears, and the U S Army planes widowing rapid global hops. It covers routes, durations, and notable failures and records with names and dates from Seville to Seattle.
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John Henry Mears
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Cotton farmers take paper loss on reduction pledges
Washington July 22 47 Cotton farmers who signed option contracts to plow up portions of their growing cotton took a paper loss of more than 15 million dollars during the past week. The bureau of agricultural economics reported a decline in cotton prices from July 14 to last night and farm administrators estimated options on about 2 200 000 bales in the recent acreage reduction campaign.
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