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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1935
Page
2
A condensed memorial essay remarks Jane Addams of Hull House as a beacon of welfare for women and children, praising her life, fortune, and enduring example. The piece touches on Einstein, Ludendorff, and a sermon in nature, weaving quotes about reality, science, and moral duty with brief World War I era reflections.
House military affairs committee opened hearings into alleged TVA waste of up to 1 million dollars and irregular contracts. TVA head Arthur Morgan and two directors were summoned amid broader government spending scrutiny as passable aid measures and shifts in farm relief stirred political battles.
The Maxim Gorky collided with a small training plane over a Moscow suburb, crashed from 2000 feet, killing 48 aboard and the other pilot. The victims were engineers, workers, and family members from the Central Aerodynamic Institute on a pleasure ride. The Maxim Gorky was an eight propellant monoplane built in 1934 as a propaganda showcase.
The Senate adopted Senator Bennett Clark's resolution restricting NRA powers and extending its life only until April 1, 1936. It bans intrastate business under NRA codes, forbids price fixing except in mineral resources, and requires codes to be revised within 30 days. Richberg denounces the move as folly, while observers fear the NRA may be nearly dead.
The general executive board of the Industrial Union of Marine and Shipyard Workers predicts a nationwide shipyard strike wave. San Francisco San Pedro and Seattle locals reportedly back a general tie up if oil is issued. The Senate backed TVA amendments and a strong Wagner labor relations bill amid tense industrial unrest.
The editorial argues the Wagner labor disputes bill would create a national labor relations board with broad powers, curtail employer rights, and strengthen the AFL's influence in commerce. It warns smaller communities face greater impact and notes political implications for Roosevelts era policies and farm protests.
An analysis argues city children show better health than rural peers due to access to medical and dental care. It cites early 20th century data on tuberculosis, dental exams, and wartime drafts to claim military service would improve care for unemployed youths.
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