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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1933
Page
5
This article surveys early Roosevelt policy signals suggesting a sweeping program of social reorganization. It argues the New Deal redefines worker employer debtor creditor and government relations, declaring the era of strict individualism over and that government must ensure all citizens earn a living.
Property owner Ross Jordan warns against hunting with dogs or guns on the premises near the Wabash pond lot and cautions about a bull on site. Acting to deter trespass and ensure safety.
Dr George W Davis offers expert X ray and dental services at the office over Moulton State Savings Bank, providing patient care in a convenient downtown location.
Professor Raymond Moley, Assistant Secretary of State and close adviser to the President, frames the worker employer and government people as a united republic. He notes earlier economic paths rested on a wrong idea of profit from others. Other brain trust members like Tugwell and Morgenthau discuss labor, planning, and social justice within a broadened government role. Observers see growing support for the New Deal as a genuine American revolution in coming years.
Norman H. Davis, envoy for U S and Roosevelt era diplomacy, longtime government official, returns to prominence as he heads to the Geneva Disarmament Conference and World Economic Conference opening in London on June 12. His career includes Armistice Commission member, Wilson adviser, Undersecretary of State, and Carnegie Endowment trustee. Mrs I J Preston Jr, former Mrs Grover Cleveland, is elected president of the Needlework Guild of America for the seventh time.
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