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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1934
Page
5
The Seventy-third Congress wraps its second session after hectic work passing New Deal laws and amendments while President Roosevelt maintains influence. Some measures failed, including the oil bill and pure food act, with criticism of spending and administration by lawmakers.
Earl J. Forbeck and other union chiefs pressured for a strike as Pittsburgh delegates heard a plan by President to set up a three man board to adjudicate code violations and organize elections. The plan aims to avert a strike if labor capital and government agree, while a code authority protests Johnson action suspending minimum price provisions.
A House investigating committeeReport to Secretary Dern and President Roosevelt calls for Maj. Gen. Benjamin D Foulois removal from his post as chief of the Army Air Corps with no delay. It accuses him of dishonesty cross misconduct inefficiency inaccuracy unreliability incompetency and mismanagement. The panel says morale and materiel cannot improve under his leadership.
RESIDENT NOOSEVELT attended Yale in New Haven for the commencement where he received the universitys highest degree, doctor of laws. He used a luncheon to defend the New Deal and its brain trust amid ribald comments and praised teachers in government. He then watched Harvard Yale boat races aboard Sequoia and saw his son Franklin Jr in Harvard crew before returning to Lytle Park, New York.
Mrs. Anns Dall daughter of the president has moved to Nevada with the evident purpose of seeking legal separation from her husband Curtis Dad New York broker. The Dails have been apart for a year with Anna and their two children Sistle and Buzzie at the White House. She will stay six months in a log cabin on Lake Tahoe near her brother Matt who lived there after a recent divorce from Elizabeth Donner of Philadelphia.
An NSA administration recognition declares NRA code regulations unworkable in dealings with municipal and other governments. An executive order exempts contractors manufacturers and merchants from key code rules in all governmental transactions. The move follows protests from thousands of cities over increased operating costs caused by the NRA.
The report outlines Vice Chancellor Von Papen’s sharp critique of Nazi excesses and pagan revival, his Marburg address read in Swiss papers, and confirms resignations and tensions within Hitler’s circle, including Nadalny’s Russia ambassadorship departure and Hitler’s partial response to resignations. It also covers wartime moves, naval plans, and Cuban turmoil with Mendieta.
Ady Astor, U K parliament member born in America, caused a stir in Plymouth during a Drake Memorial ceremony by snatching a wine goblet from a midshipman on the USS Wyoming and tossing the wine overboard while denouncing alcohol. The piece notes a related postal rate reduction set July 1 reducing the all mast rate to six cents per ounce from eight cents.
HENTIKSUPSTEAD won renomination in Minnesota as the Farmer-Labor candidate for the United States Senate. He will be opposed at the polls by Congressman Einar ieidale, Democrat, and N. J. Sfelm bert, Republican. The Farmer-Laborites also renominated Gov. Moyd Olson.
Governor Liam Langer of North Dakota and four associates were convicted in Bismarck federal court of conspiracy to defraud the United States government over alleged campaign fund collection. They face up to two years in prison or a $10,000 fine or both. the governor, seeking reelection, suspended his campaign to pursue a new trial.
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