Gary educator invited to testify on Roosevelt advisors
Washington March 30 AP Representative Foulkes announced that Dr. William A. Wirt of Gary Indiana declined a debate over allegations that Roosevelt advisors are compounistic sympathizers. A summons to testify before a House inquiry committee was prepared with Wirt likely to appear in Washington or before a special committee late next week. Wallace reaction was not obtained.
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Gary
Tsane
Reds
Washington
Foulkes
Mich
William A. Wirt
Ind
Roosevelt
Wirt
Wallace
Congress
Bulwinkle
House
Agriculture
Hoosier
Debate over Tugwell and milk plan sparks fear of communism
Gary Ind March 30 AP reports lawmakers, including Wallace and Eagle, fault the agriculture department plan and Tugwell for alleged socialist aims. House speakers name Tugwell amid debates on milk marketing, cotton control and farm policy, as Wirt is slated to testify before a special committee.
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Wallace
Representative Eagle
D.-Texas
Agriculture Department
Rexford Guy Tugwell
McGugin
R.-Kan
Tugwell
Bulwinkle
Rainey
House
Wirt
Gary
Ind
Williams A. Wirt
Labour And Music And Revolution Rumors On Meeting Agenda
A fragmentary report notes a Friday eight PM session on Labour Aspects of the New Deal led by Domenico Gagliardo, with a Saturday six PM musical program. A later item quotes Dr Wirt denying disclosure of “brain trusters” names while saying the names and conference details are stored securely for future need. Also mentioned is Tokyo news of Murakami burning papers and finding a New York Herald issue about Lincoln’s death.
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Domenico Gagliardo
Tokyo
Murakami
New York Herald
Lincoln
Labor Board Measure Attacked by Harriman Public figures oppose Wagner bill
Henry I. Harriman of the United States Chamber of Commerce called the Wagner labor board bill probably unconstitutional and likely to undo much of the Recovery Act. He testified before the Senate Labor Committee, arguing the bill expands section TA and floods the system with unnecessary provisions. The hearing included several industrialists opposing the measure and stressing enforcement through existing channels. A separate note mentions a sunrise prayer service organized by local Christian and Methodist youth groups at Woodlawn School with Rev. A. R. Friesen leading, followed by a three-course breakfast. Georgia’s governor would control state finances under a new fiscal framework, with no expenditures allowed without his approval.
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Washington
Wagner Labor ‘Board
Henry I. Harriman
United States Chamber of Commerce
Coun
Harriman
Senate Labor Committee
National Labor Board
North
Lawrence
Woodlawn ‘School
A. R. Friesen
M. EB. Annex
Paul Nehrbass
Hazel Pine
Mildred Leonhard
Methodist Church
Mildred’ Hodge
Lucile Traynor
Christian Church
Lorene Fairbairn
Martett
Coburn
Knox Brothers
Miss Traynor
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Laver Poe
RCA Licen Radio
Caire
Manhattan
TIME
Mlactn
Sokmes _ RODS
Steve Wicks
Exch
Journal-World
Brain Trust
Puff
ISO
U.S. Weather Bureau
Standard Oil Service
ATLAS
Labor Board
C. Head
Georgia
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