Industrial recovery chief eyes swift federal control of key industries
Gen Hurd Johnson and President Roosevelt push for mandatory codes across majors like lumber and steel. Dr Alexander Sachs charts wage cuts and hours to restore prewar employment. lumber code rejected as unacceptable while cotton textile code approved. A new executive council replaces standard cabinet meetings for summer, with members from budget, relief, and recovery agencies.
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Roose Yvelts
Hurd &. Johnson
Iie
Alexander Sachs
Doctor Sachs
Johnson
John D. Tennant
Executive Council
Supreme War Council
Lewis W. Douglas
Itarry Ll. Hopkins
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
J. N. Jones
Farm Credit Administration
Henry Alorgrenthau, Jr
Trame Owners’ Yarn Corporation
William FP. Stevenson
Industrial Recovery Act
Gen. Slugh 8. Johnson
Agricultural Adjustment
George Teck
Tennessee Valley Authority
Arthur FE. Morgan
Federal Railroad
Joseph TL. Eastman
Civilian Conservation Corps
Robert Fechner
Frank C. Walker
National Democratic Committee
Tuesaday
Council
Federal Public Works Plans Accelerate Under Ickes Scramble
Secretary Ickes and aides push a vast public works program with 23.2 billion in federal funds. States and municipalities push projects, some pre approved by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, with Ohio Massachusetts and Utah finalizing allotments. New York leads with 22.23 million while Massachusetts receives 6.597 million in road grants.
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Interton Icecus
Ickes
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Ohio
Massachusetts
Utah
Agriculture Wallace
New York State
Federal Treasury
Government to wipe out rackettering by federal drive
Senator Copeland of New York announced a federal campaign to eradicate racketerring with united agency action nationwide. The effort will begin with research and mapping lines of cooperation led from New York Chicago and Detroit by Copeland Murphy and Van denberg. Plans include licensing gun manufacturers and dealers, numbering guns, and requiring permits for purchasers.
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Copeland
New York
Senate Committee On Crime
Roosevelt
Cummings
Chicago
Detroit
Murphy
Iowa
Vandenberg
Michigan
Conference plans and policy aims outlined by Chamberlain
Neville Chamberlain described a conference plan extending to late summer with subcommittees on international indebtedness central banking and silver. He said the government and United States share aims to raise price levels and reduce reliance on others while noting rising sterling commodity prices and signs of lasting improvement.
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London
House of Commons
Neville Chamberlain
Exchequer
United States
House
Mr. Chamberlain
Italian air fleet to reach Century of Progress event
Italian born Gen ItaBalbo leads 24 royal air force planes toward Chicago as part of a 7100 mile journey. Weather delays at Nerk Jasik Leeland push arrival toward Cartwright Labrador, with stops planned through Shediac and Montreal before final approach to Chicago. Officials prepare reception and a landing site by the municipal pier as lake conditions hinder landing.
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Itala Balbo
Nerk- Jasik
Leeland
Cartwright
Labrador
Chicazoo
Shediac
New Brunswick
Montreal
Quebec
Chicago
Municipal Pier
Lake Generaly
American aviator Jimmy Mattern presumed alive after crash
Reports say Jimmy Mattern salvaged after a crash in northern Siberia and held alive for sixteen days. He was rescued by Oskimoes and brought to Anadyr where Soviet authorities aided the effort. A Russian aviator flight to Nome is anticipated.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Europe
New York
Rockland
Halifax
Greenland
St. Johns
New Blrunswick
Jimmy Mattern
Siberia
Wilds
Anadyr
Khabarovsk Bild
Nome
Navy Growth Aimed At Treaty Limits Amid Budget Push
Secretary Swanson aims to expand the navy to treaty limits with a $238 million public works push. The plan forecasts 2,430,000 man weeks of work and fleet modernization as 17 vessel bids open soon, with 15 more built in government yards. In fiscal year 1933 tax receipts rose by 62 million, internal revenue near 1.018 billion, as corporate declines offset individual gains and rates shifted.
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Lcretary
Swanson
Mair
United States
Pardon Granted for Shoemaker and Ally as 1934 Campaigns Start
President Roosevelt grants full pardon to Francis Shoemaker a Minnesota congressman once jailed for libelous mailings and pardons Owen Lamb his prison ally. The piece notes GOP push in 1934 with Everett Sanders directing regional meetings in Chicago and upcoming western sessions while observers doubt early progress against Roosevelt policies.
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Aooslvelt
Francis Fr. Shoemaker
Minnesota
Leavenworth
Congress
Owen Lamb
Shoemaker
Washington
Lamb Wig
Eablts
Republican Party
Everett Sanders
National Committee
Chicarco
Sanders
Chicago
Mortgage Foreclosures and Home Loan Act Lessons
The article analyzes the three year mortgage crisis in the United States, criticizing foreclosures and urging mortgage lenders to slow foreclosures. It discusses the Home Loan Act and revised Farm Loan structure as paths to restore confidence and stabilize individual property owners by offering government guaranteed bonds and supportive policies.
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Washington
Life
Thercan
Hoover
Roosevelt
Wilson
Home Loan Administration
Home Loan Board
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Home Joan Board
Home owners and lenders view new mortgage act terms
The discussion outlines benefits for home owners under the home owners' loan corporation and for mortgage holders, including long term bonds, moratorium options, no loan commissions, and options to repay via boards. It notes potential bond price risk and mentions the farm loan structure and a two-track treasury budget separating regular and extraordinary expenditures under Roosevelt.
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Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Leap Corporation
Malcht
Pig crop falls in Idaho this spring cited by statistician
Intermountain briefs report Idaho pig crop at 234000 head versus 243000 a year earlier, down four percent. Fall crop expected to rise 14 percent as sows increase. Gem valley wheat harvest about 125000 bushels, drought frost and hail less severe than feared.
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Boise
Ida
Idaho
Jacobsen
GRACE
Gem Valley
Yietdy
Veterans mark Champagne-sur-Mer battle anniversary reunion in Chicago
In a three day reunion veterans of the rainhow division gathered in Chicago to commemorate the fifteenth anniversary of the Champagne-sur-Mer battle. Speakers included Maj. Gen. Douglas McArthur former U S Army chief of staff Geo Charles P Summerall former chief of staff Maj Gen George Leach former Minneapolis mayor Col William F P Screws and Maj Gen Matthew A Tinley among others. The event featured a fete at the Century of Progress exposition.
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Champagne-sur-Mer
Chicago
Douglas McArthuur
United States Army
Geo
Charles P. Summerall
George &. Leach
Minneapolis
William FP
Screws
Alabama
Matthew A. Tinley
Town
William J. Donovan
New York
Western
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Wat
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Logan Corporation
Home Loan Boaed
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Farm Credit
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Intermountain News
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State Department of Reclamation
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United States Bureau of Public Roads
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Wayne County- Echoe
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Farm Bureau Organization
University of Utah
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Teri Miller
Jerome
Red Cross
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South Sea Islands
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