Political balances and relief actions shape 1930s labor
M F Tighe notes General Johnson’s success in halting a 400000 textile strike by brokering a compromise between United Textile Workers and Cotton Textile Institute. Roosevelt’s relief push follows drought heat, with Hopkins directing 6500000 in aid and state projects to aid farmers and workers. Fletcher elected Republican chairman, outlining a liberal recovery platform.
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Johnson
Dreath Relief
Fletcher
General Johnson
NIRA
Thomas F. McMahon
United Textile Workers of America
George Sloan
Cotton Textile Institute
NRA
Industrial Relations Board
Cotton Textile Code Authority
Nira Advisory Board
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Stooservelt
Michael F. Tighe
Amalgamated
Mr. Roosevelt
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American Iron and Steel Institute
Amalgamated Association
Dreuth
Roosevelt
Groton
Conn
Federal Relief Administration
Middle Western
Washington
Council of War
Fr. Soosevelt
Harry L. Hopkins
Wisconsin
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Nebraska
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North Dakota
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Hopkins
CNYP
Pennsylvania
Republican Party
National Committee
Chicago
Everett Sanders
Theodore Roosevelt
Rough
Cuba
Infantry
China
Portugal
Chile
Mexico
Belgium
Italy
Harding
Rome
Federal Tariff Commission
Ickes Testifies in Chicago Disbarment Case Against Larsen and Malmin
Secretary Harold Ickes testified in Chicago in a disbarment case against two lawyers, CG W Larsen and J M Malmin, alleging blackmail to win government posts for Marwin and Larsen. The defense denied the charges as the case progressed. Legislation then moved through the House on the Kerr tobacco bill and a reciprocal tariff bill, both sent to the President.
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Harold Ickes
Chicago
CG. W. Larsen
J. M. Malmin
The
Virgin Islands
Mrr
Eriegance Committee
Chicago Jiat Association
House
Kerr Tobacco
AAA
Senate
United States
Hans Luther
New York
Otto Kiep
Kiep
New York City
Doctor Luther
Carl Dickey
Carl Bycir
Post Office
Britain Rejects War Debt Payments Amid Debt Negotiations
The United States is told that Britain will not pay the June 15 war debt installment and will not discuss revisions until the U S consents to a downward adjustment. The move signals broad default by Britain and other debtors, with Finland as the exception. Roosevelt urged payment only with acceptable excuses and highlighted high armaments spending.
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United States
Roosevelt
Finland
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Ouis Barthou
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Europe
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Saar
Barthou
Sir John Simon
Rosenbere
Paris
Barthoy
Prussia
Rumania
Czechoslovakia
Lithuania
Latvia
Tatenia
Fratce
Poland
Great Britain
Washington
Franuily
Senate
Lye
North Dakota
Washtorton
Calon
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Wasatch National Forest
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Deep Creek
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