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Labor and Recovery in the White House Debate
Burton Kline argues the national recovery act attracts fervor from Rockefeller Green and the White House but faces stiff practical tests from labor. He warns finance and labor may obstruct recovery, highlights Hugh L. Kerwin as key conciliator, and notes internal cabinet tensions and the risk of resignations.
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Greek Palindrome and Federal Reserve Outlook
A survey of a famous Greek palindrome on church fonts and urban economic policy discusses Federal Reserve actions to fund banks and processors amid postwar credit pressures. Fusion politics and local sniping between Tammany and rivals are also noted alongside speculative market views.
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Side Glances on Roosevelt and the Nation in Flux
A critical daily column examines President Roosevelt's push to revive the economy through NRA policies public works and loosened credit. It notes potential price fixing planning efforts and a study of the Hawaiian situation amid internal tensions with Moley and trusted aides. Harry F. Sinclair meets Interior Secretary Ickes as the story hints at ongoing political maneuvering.
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New York Yankees Bid Rejected Shakedown Office Visit
James McMullin notes a government bank credit dispute with bankers clinging to old policy. The piece argues banks resist NRAA style flexible credit and suggests the government may need an emergency lending body to spur fresh working capital for industry and code costs.
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