Roosevelt plan on labor law sparks mixed, cautious approval
An overview notes mixed reaction to President Roosevelt's proposed commission on British labor policy, with some labor leaders opposing changes that could curb union activity. It contrasts US Wagner Act with Britain’s 1927 law, while detailing relief spending and unemployment aid scenarios, including WPA payrolls and broad federal expenditures. The piece also covers farm price declines and the Farm Act's perceived failings, urging further relief funding to restore parity for farmers.
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Infantile Paralysis and Early Warning Signs
A medical note explains infantile paralysis as a disease spread by contact, peaking in late summer and early fall. It urges prompt doctor visits for headaches neck pain vomiting restlessness and fever and warns of possible lifelong deformities without treatment. It recounts past quarantine practices and a few escape attempts by parents using milk cans and a hearse to bypass health checkpoints.
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Government to curb acreage to aid farmers in surplus crops
The plan calls for distributing payments to farmers to offset lower prices from excess production. A long run remedy would cut further the acreage and marketing quotas for staples cotton, wheat, corn, tobacco, and rice. Government loans aim to hold surplus crops in storage to stabilize prices amid world competition. Sixty cents a bushel for surplus wheat, 50 cents on corn, and nine cents a pound for cotton or $45 a bale. Despite no immediate starvation risk, carries large surplus in several commodities.
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