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Newspaper
Monahans News
Location
Monahans, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1933
Page
6
The essayist critiques hypocrisy about wealth and power, contrasts rich and well to do classes, and recalls Emerson. It reviews Sir Basil Zaharoff as a mysterious arms magnate linked to wars, notes mixed fame and rumors, and adds Howe's opinions on morality and modernism.
President Roosevelt's broadcast drew immediate support for the blanket industrial code from employers to labor and industrial leaders. General Johnson outlined the uniform code aims, including a 35 hour week and wage floors, while regional PWA advisors and governors discussed coordination and deadlines.
President Roosevelt and advisers were untroubled by the concurrent stock and grain price fall, viewing it as a correction. Senator Stei nier of Oregon suggests possible Congress measures to curb abnormal shrinkage, including simplified corporate returns, tighter short selling controls, and 60-day stockholder approval for dividend changes.
The conference failed to decide on a date to reconvene in London but a permanent twelve member committee was created to sustain the talks during the indefinite recess. James M. Cox leads the American delegation in the monetary section as the U S member.
Wiley Post of Oklahoma set a solo circumnavigation record of 7 days 18 hours 49 minutes becoming the first to solo round the world and the first to complete the globe twice. Charles Mollison and Amy Johnson landed wrecked near Stratford Conn after a strik ing fuel exhaustion. Balbo and squadron left New York for Italy via New Brunswick and Newfoundland sending grateful radio messages to Roosevelt and Chicago officials. An Army bomber with Lieut Murray lost a wing over Oceanside Calif killing seven aboard.
The Kingfish of Louisiana challenged administration renomination by storming the White House in a blustering mood over two unfilled posts. He met Roosevelt and Farley who reassured him, leaving Long subdued after the conference. Rumors persist about Treasury head Woodin’s possible resignation amid illness.
NISSOURIANS devoted to the President presented him a handsome chestnut saddle horse named New Deal. The horse, born and bred in Audrain County, was given to Mr. Roosevelt by Senator Clark and Representatives Cochran Lozier and Cannon on behalf of the donors.
Edward Albright of Gallatin Tennessee editor and publisher of the Sumner County News and former president of the National Editorial Association has been named minister to Finland. The appointment comes from Secretary Hull and adds a veteran newspaperman to diplomatic ranks.
Elliott Roosevelt, son of the President, wed Ruth Googins of Fort Worth Texas in Burlington Iowa and the couple traveled by automobile to the Lone Star state then to Los Angeles.
The German interior ministry ordered a wide crackdown led by the secret police. Cars were stopped and travelers searched for contraband literature while many arrests occurred. innocent individuals received passes to continue. A new sterilization law aims to purge hereditary defects including idiocy insanity epilepsy St Vitus dance blindness deafness alcoholism and deformities.
Police disclose a planned uprising by Carlists and Communists aimed at replacing the republic with a military dictatorship. Hundreds jailed. seized documents show plans for assassinations, ministry bombings, line sabotage, and general strikes against the republican government.
The article explains a new voluntary national code to guide business and labor, aiming to curb profiteering, raise wages, shorten hours, and promote stable prices. It describes the role of General Johnson, the fear of coercion, and the plan for state boards, with August 1 to December 31 as the code period.
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