Industries Ask U. S. To Cease Many Functions
The piece notes 91 650 000 unemployed in October and urges industry cooperation or risk of alternate measures. John W O Leary's machinery institute claims no major business groups back the council while Berry cites four new delegate groups construction apparel corrugated metals and wholesale fresh fruit. Construction round table outlines proposals urging broader industry voice in “further industrial conferences” and argues five individuals do not reflect associations. One proposal calls for an end to federal competition and for government functions to be handed to industry.
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Tnet
John W. O'Leary
Machinery and Allied Products Institute
Berry
Round Table
WPA workers face hunger as unpaid relief projects stall
In Gastonia and Wilson hunger drives protests as 25 WPA employees report for work too weak to labor from lack of food. Charlotte and Raleigh delays trigger fears of continued nonpayment. George W. Coan Jr. vows immediate aid and streamlined payment processes to cut red tape and speed future disbursements. District supervisors rush to secure immediate payments.
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Mington
WPA
Gastonia
Hadeen
Charlotte
Raleigh
Wilson
George W. Coan, Jr
Hearse Catch Fire During Funeral Procession
Firefighters were summoned when a hearse carrying the body of a woman caught fire in Shreveport. The blaze was put out quickly and the funeral party continued to the cemetery.
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Shreveport
Sen
Farmers and New Deal Reach Clarified Cooperation Pact
The federation with 37 states pledges cooperation with government agencies led by Roosevelt aides Wallace and Davis. Edward A. O NeaI presents eight farm demands including ending monopolies and subsidies, tighter regulation, and credit limits as policy resolutions are kept secret. Hearing suggests four major points may be considered: AAA trades, farm credit, commodity dollar, and Canadian treaty.
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New Deal
Roosevelt
Henry A. Wallace
Chester C. Davis
AAA
Edward A. O'Neal
Hearst
Resolutions Committee
Farm Credit Administration
Federation
O'Neal
Crash of Belgian Air Liner Investigated
Air ministry officials opened an inquiry into the Belgian air liner crash near Tatesfield Kent causing 11 deaths. Ice on the wings forced the craft down while en route from Brussels to London. A wing tip hit a tree then the plane plunged into a valley. All 11 occupants were recovered.
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Tatesfield
Kent
England
Air Ministry
English Channel
Brussels
London
Clarks Maccabee Lodge Elects Its 1936 Officers
Beaver Tent 55 of the Maccabees elected 1936 officers led by C. D. Farrow as commander and L. A. Moore as lieutenant commander. Installation set January 13 with M. J. Bulger expected to attend and an oyster supper to follow. Farrow succeeds David Moore as past commander. Rev Jerome Cain assigned to Jonesville Methodist Church succeeding Rev J E Hearne of Olla.
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Clarks Maccabee Lodge
Ger
Mr. Farrow
David Moore
Jonesville, la
Jerome Cain
Shreveport
Jonesville
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