Roosevelt to Sail Panama Canal West Coast Cruise
President Roosevelt plans a long voyage from New Haven and Hyde Park to the Panama Canal and the Hawaiian Islands with Rudolph Forster as escort. Relief aid totals 56.25 million dollars for drought areas and a three man board to arbitrate steel labor disputes is named.
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Milwaukee street car strike tests emergency labor act
A Milwaukee strike by a minority of employees led to violence against police and the electric plant, halting streetcar service. The AFL to date does not recognize the company union despite a 16 year contract. National board conciliator Trev. Francis J. Haas was dispatched with full authority. Mayer Tionn, a Socialist, blamed the company for the unrest.
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Judge Garnes blocks AAA licensing in Chicago milk trade
Prederal Judge J. P. Garnes halves a New Deal measure by restraining the AAA from enforcing licensing provisions against independent milk dealers in Chicago. The ruling questions constitutional authority and AAA officials vow to appeal. Jerome Frank notes potential impact on existing marketing agreements and codes if overturned.
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Aliiman Hosiery Mills Closes Leaving 653 Jobless
Aliiman hosiery mills, deprived of its Blue Eagle last April, has shut down and 653 workers are suddenly out of work. The article notes the mill’s closure impacts the late city of Iarri man in Tennessee, which depended heavily on the plant.
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Postmaster General Farley outlines $110 million post offices plan
Postmaster General Farley and Secretary Morgenthau announced a 110 million dollar program for new post offices and federal buildings. The plan covers 626 communities across states and four territories with about 50 million authorized for new construction and 324 buildings to be built using funds available from other sources.
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Dillinger Pursuit Intensifies Across States
Attorney General announces rewards totaling 10000 for Dillinger and 5000 for information leading to his arrest. Lester Gillis alias Dabby Face Nelson also targeted with 2500 reward. Plans discuss coordinated federal state local actions possibly using army and National Guard to catch Dillinger. rewards offered by five states.
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Roosevelt Answers Critics On New Deal In Radio Address
In a White House study Roosevelt spoke to millions denying radical charges against the New Deal. He praised the brain trust and urged Americans to compare their own situations by asking if they are better off than last year, with debts, banks, jobs, and prospects in view.
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Detroit Bridge Hosts Multinational Good Will Celebration
About a hundred thousand Americans and Canadians gathered on the Ambassador Bridge under the American Legion and the Canadian Legion for a goodwill event. The bridge served as a vast playground with customs and immigration barriers temporarily lifted for the day.
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Roosevelt's Expanded Power Sees Six Month One Man Rule
A commentary argues that after Congress adjourned, President Roosevelt gains broad discretionary power under New Deal laws. It contends the executive could operate with near total freedom for six months, shaping recovery while Congress cannot immediately retract authority. The piece warns about checks and balances and the risk of permanent expansion of presidential power.
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New Water System Senators On Program
Senators considered a new water system project on the program in a brief Intermountain News item. Officials discussed funding, scale, and timelines as part of a regional effort to upgrade infrastructure.
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