Rainey dies in Carrollton after bronchial illness
Henry Rainey former Speaker of the US House dies unexpectedly in Carrollton at age 74 after a bout with bronchial pneumonia. He served since 1902 except one term and championed farmer prosperity, tariff reform, and regular Democratic leadership. President Roosevelt attended his services.
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Davis emphasizes drouth relief and future policy shift
Washington observer notes agricultural adjustment chief Chester C. Davis argues the current drought relief is the nation’s largest and most far reaching effort. He cautions against sensationalism while forecasting a national program guiding future farm aid and price policy amidst growing relief needs.
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Seed and Livestock News From Intermountain States
Gas tax receipts rise by more than $500000 this year. Salt Lake farmers to receive about $50000 for cull milch cows and beef cattle sold to government. Indian service promotes day schools to replace boarding schools. Millard County plans a crops and livestock show with a big flower show. Governor’s drought relief lists 315 projects across 34 counties totaling $72911257.
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Burns Favored to Succeed Gyrna as House Speaker
The article notes Joseph W. Burns of Tennessee, longtime majority floor leader and Democratic committee head, is the leading candidate to succeed Gyrna. Sam Rayburn of Texas is favored by liberal New Dealers for the role of floor leader, with other contenders including Rankin, Bankhead, and O Connor.
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Mississippi
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Alabama
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New York
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Congress
Roosevelt Returns Directly to Washington After Funeral
The President cut short his Hyde Park plans to return to Washington amid a bitter dispute over the NRA structure. Gen Johnson and Don ald Tuichberg with Perkins clash over whether the NRA should have a board of control or a more advisory panel, while the administrator and deputies retain real power. The recovery administration direction and leadership were to be clarified on arrival.
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Labor Board Orders Return of John Donovan to Post
The National Labor Relations Board ruled that John Donovan, former president of the NIA union dismissed by Administrator Johnson for inefficiency, be reinstated to his labor advisory board position. The ruling also rebuked Johnson for alleged violations of section 7a of the NTA, while NSA officials granted a tepid acceptance of Donovan’s return. Dr. Gustav Beck issued a cautious statement applauding the board’s action.
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Roper Defends Profit Motive in New Deal Speech
Secretary Daniel Roper in Washington rejected claims the New Deal abolishes profit. He said the aim is to curb abuses like watered stocks and excessive salaries. He argued private enterprise is restoring initiative and reducing federal duties while seeking fair profits and labor rewards.
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Eighty Eight Soviet Citizens Arrested in Manchukuo Plot
Soviet Acting Consul General Raysid in Harbin demanded explanations after 88 Russians were arrested in Manchukuo on charges of plotting against Manchukuo and Japan and sabotaging Japanese traps. Japanese claims include confessed attacks on the Japanese intelligence office and trains. The situation risks broader conflict over control of the Chinese Eastern railway.
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Germany votes to confirm Hitler power for life
A plebiscite in Germany shows about 38 million yes votes, 4.29 million no, and 72 thousand invalid, affirming Adolf Hitler as president for life. The result surpasses earlier turnout and consolidates Nazi control noted as greater than any other dictator.
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