Recovery and the New American Economic Drive
Across the nation a debate centers on the recovery act and its codes. The piece urges concerted action to raise employment and purchasing power, warning of permanent unemployment if hours are not shortened and wages kept high. It argues patriotism and business interests align in supporting broader employment and real wage gains.
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NRA
United States
Federal Reserve Board
America
George Durne
National Whirligig
New York
Reserve Board
Recovery Administration
James McMullin
Washington
Federal Reserve
Foreign Department
American Federation of
Manufacturers
American Federation
NRA Eagle
Milton J. Helmick
New Mexico
Government war on organized crime gains federal support
President Roosevelt backs a broad federal anti racketeering drive led by the department of justice to assist local authorities against kidnapers and gang operations. Joseph B Keenan outlines a national approach while Attorney General Cummings vows total destruction of the kidnapping menace with broad cooperation.
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Roosevelt
Department of Justice
United States
Britain
Scotland Yard
Joseph B. Keenan
Cummings
Village on a raft shows Coast Logging flats for moving families
Cartoon illustrates workers living on linked rafts off Canada's west coast with separate homes, schools, stores, and playgrounds. Children wear lifebelts in classrooms, reflecting mobility and safety. Tomorrow's feature is The Immutable Shadow.
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Coast Logging Company
Canada
News Behind The News Unit Seeks Quiet Amid Policy Scrutiny
A column surveys how officials and industries interact with Washington policy. It notes Ickes conference style frustrates some senators, NRA props a pulpit tone, Navy ship bids come in under estimates, and banks utilities and railroads grapple with wage hour codes and rate impacts.
National Whirligig reports on federal trade commission shake up
George Dunne surveys looming changes at the Federal Trade Commission as the Hoover appointee Humphrey may be replaced amid broader tensions between administration ideas and NRA policy. He notes potential executive orders and intra-party disagreements affecting labor, industry, and regulatory leadership, plus NRA card rules and CCC funding patterns.
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Washington
George Dunne
Federal Trade Commission
William E. Humphrey
Calvin Coolidge
Hoover
Senator McNary
Oregon
Humphrey
McNary
Roosevelt
Couse
Charles H. March
Quotations on law power and reform from notable voices
A compilation of quotes from Newton D Baker Barbara Stanwyck Judge Milton Helmick Dean Inge Dr Simon Flexner and others on al fresco diplomacy film fame legal doctrine and science. The fragment notes possible rail policy shifts toward public road ownership backed by Eastman, amid broader reform discussions.
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