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Newspaper
Monahans News
Location
Monahans, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1933
Page
6
A reflective essay argues morality equals civilization and praises behaviorist ideas as guiding virtue. It critiques preachy reformers, recalls personal rebellions, and notes admiration for Russian defiance of rulers amid social critique. Published under Bell Syndicate WWNU Service in 1933.
President Roosevelt's recovery program expands with nine members on each state recovery board and seven on district boards to mobilize citizens for national rehabilitation. Ickes reports $118.3 million in new public works allotments, including $63 million for Grand Coulee Dam and $11.5 million for the Upper Mississippi Channel project, amid coal and oil code talks and a southwest Pennsylvania miners strike. The Civilian Conservation Corps grows with 310,575 men employed and plans to extend for six more months, costing about $20 million monthly.
Disputes over open shop versus unions mark coal and steel code discussions. Steel workers remove open shop clause to push settlement while preserving employee councils for bargaining. Mr Johnson demands codes include advisory councils for collective bargaining.
President Roosevelt and Assistant Secretary Raymond Moley discuss using federal power to combat kidnaping and racketeering. Moley heads a new survey to determine how the recovery act can intervene in criminal cases tied to business conduct and anti trust concerns. Also noted is Hester S. Lord, longtime editor of the New York Sun, who died at eighty three.
District Judge A C O Donnell ordered fifteen election commissioners jailed for certifying false returns and allowed open court ballot box scrutiny amid Long faction tensions. President Roosevelt faced calls to address political racketeering in Louisiana as a U S senate committee plans to resume probe.
Washington watchers note the Roosevelt administration is moving from London conference rhetoric to bilateral trade treaties with major nations. Secretary Hull, back from London, pushes a plan to remove trade barriers while domestic programs under Wallace aim to cut wheat acreage via voluntary contracts, paying farmers in cash to reduce production.
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