Roosevelt Returns For Cousin Warren Robbing Funeral
President Roosevelt lands in Jacksonville and heads to New York for Warren Delano Robbing’s funeral before returning to Washington. Hopkins relief plan grows. bill totals 4.88 billion dollars with 125 million to FERA and 30 million for conservation. House Republican criticism focuses on Hopkins power as work relief administration chief. Fechner aims to raise CCC strength to 600,000 and expand camps and corps leaders.
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Fla
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New York
Warren Delano Robbing
Washington
Harry Hopking
Congress
Senate
House
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Harry L. Hopkins
Hopkins
Vandenberg
Michigan
Snell
Work Relief Fund
Paw Work
Akron rubber strike tests labor power in New Deal era
Reports say the American Federation of Labor will finance a strike by rubber workers in Akron to press for collective bargaining in defiance of Goodyear, Goodrich, and Firestone. The NLRB has ordered worker representation, while employers vow legal action and broader regimentation fears mount amid UK and European policy moves.
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Hee
Akron
Ohio
American Federation of Labor
Green
NRA
Rubber Workers
National Labor Relations Board
Goodyear, Goodrich
Firestone
Isbor
NLRB
Tira
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Roosevelt
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Morgenthau
Germany
Italy
Portugal
Denmark
Belgium
Canada
Spain
Netherlands
Switzerland
Lichtenstein
Seen Heard National Capital Roosevelt turmoil and labor fight
Washington dispatch analyzes how labor leaders threaten a strike epidemic to press for NRA and other reforms. It discusses the political risk to Roosevelt, the possible rise of a third party, and the tug of conservatives toward or away from the New Deal amid Huey Long and Father Coughlin rhetoric. It notes Wagner and 40 hour week debates and European auto quota tensions affecting Chrysler and Poland.
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James A. Farley
New York
Congress
Farley
Hor
Democratic National Committee
New York Democratic Committee
Roosevelt
Mr. Farley
National Committee
Huey Long
Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Akron
Rubber Company
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United Mine Workers
Green
Lewis
White House
House
Senate
Father Coughlin
Jlna
Bere
NRA
NBA
Pplon
American Labor Losses As European Car Trade Affects Jobs
Article discusses how General Motors produced Opel cars in Belgium with European parts while Chrysler Antwerp acts mostly as a warehouse. It notes Italy’s rising tariffs harming American wheat, tobacco, and autos, and critiques White House irritation over Huey Long’s radio time and potential political repercussions.
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General Motors
Chrysler
Belgium
Antwerp
Italy
America
South
Fiat
United States
Canada
Radio Commission
Cametehkin- Wit Bervicg
Uncommon Sense on Boarders and Country Living
A country living piece discusses attracting paying boarders, keeping a self reliant homely setup with animals and simple entertainments. It extols rural accessibility via autos and trolleys, notes city folk visiting, and urges harmony between city and country life while praising farmers as sources of practical knowledge.
Just A Mistake The Wellwisher And The Fallen Sister
Detroit News reports a misheard remark leading to a shoplifting misunderstanding between two women, with casual tension and implied consequences. The exchange reveals street scene conflict and local tensions reflected in everyday encounter.
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Detroit News
Grape Note Ad Invites Readers to Prize Contest
Read the advertisement in another column for details on joining the Digey Dean Winners and winning valuable free prizes. The note urges boys and girls to participate and learn how to join.
Enigmatic Smith at Fire Shop Face of Despair Seen
Witnesses described Smith after the blaze at his shop as lacking his usual calm. The scene showed a smile of despair, with observers noting he appeared deeply shaken and unsettled by the damage and loss.
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