Soviets Plan Three New Giant Planes After Crash
The Soviet government announced three additional giant propaganda planes to be built after the Maxim Gorky crash near Moscow killed 49. The Gorky, the world's largest plane, collided with a small escort craft. the plan is to name new ships Vladimir Lenin, Joseph Stalin, and Maxim Gorky.
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New York Shipbuilding Corporation
Camden
N. J
Manuel Quezon
Philippine Commonwealth
San Francisco
Russia
Maxim Gorky
Moscow
Vladimir Lenin
Joseph Stalin
Government Post Office proves it can run business says Hays
In a letter discussion from 1935, Will Hays extols the Post Office as a vast, efficient operation with millions of letters mailed daily and thousands of workers. He cites massive volumes of stamps postcards and money orders, arguing the government can run a large enterprise despite deficit critiques.
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Beverly ” Hills
Will H Hays
Will
P. O
Post Office Money Order Department
New York City
Great Dominion of
Canada
Parole Post
Hays
Ripley
Washington
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Tugwell Leads Rural Relocation Plan for Relief Work
President Roosevelt Far reaching program aims to move destitute farm families from submarginal land into rural industrial communities with government financing and new divisions led by Rexford Tugwell. The initiative covers resettlement, soil and flood control, and farm land loans as part of a broad reform drive.
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OVING
America
Roosevelt
Roosevel
Rexford Guy Tugwell
Agriculture
Pride
Columbia University
United States
Tugwell
North Central States
Alaska
Doctor Tugwell
Resettlement Administration
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Matanuska
M. L. Wilson
Wilson
Mr. Wilson
National Resources’ Board
Conference of Agriculture, Industry and Science
Dearborn
Mich
Henry Tord
Henry Ford
Louis J. Tabor
The
National Grange
Chemical Foundation
South
Washington
AAA
Senate
Manay
Department of Agriculture
Department
Agri
West Serves as Roosevelt's Contact Man in Congress
Charles West acts as the President's liaison between the White House and the Capitol. Observers note his duties are heavy and likely to grow tougher as Roosevelt's conflict with this session of Congress continues.
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Charles West
President Roosevelt
Congress
White House
Capitol
Roosevelt
West
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Carl Lundquist
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Cleveland
Ohio
William C. Utley
Western News
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Drouth
Rexford
Guy Tugwell
International Sky Train
Miami
Havana
Jack O’meara
New York
E. Paul du Pont, Jr
Wilmington
Del
Edward Klein
Dionne
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