Inauguration Day Address by Franklin D Roosevelt
Roosevelt is sworn in as President on March 4 at the Capitol, with Chief Justice Hughes administering the oath. The address calls for action to fight the economic crisis, outlines plans to create jobs, boost industry, and reform finance, and pledges leadership to a national recovery through public works and government action.
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Breaks in Friendship With Foreign Powers
On the eve of Roosevelt's inauguration, Washington shows frayed U S ties with Britain Japan and France over war debts and Far East policy. Britain arms embargo against Japan and China shocks diplomats. debt talks stall. French default worsens ties.
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Mrs Roosevelt Attends Great Inaugural Ball
Mrs Roosevelt attends Washingtons inaugural ball while Franklin D Roosevelt enjoys the fireworks and reception. She occupies a box and becomes the central figure for about 84 thousand ticket holders, with proceeds supporting charity.
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Inaugural Roosevelt Cabinet Members Named
Surrounding the inaugural group, the new Roosevelt cabinet includes Cordell Hull of Tennessee as secretary of state, William Woodin as treasury secretary, George Dern as war secretary, Claude Swanson as navy secretary, James Parley as postmaster general, Henry Wallace as agriculture secretary, Harold Ickes of Chicago as interior secretary, Daniel Roper as commerce secretary, and Frances Perkins as labor secretary, Perkins the first woman appointed to a cabinet post.
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Unemployment Tax Bill Pushes 2 Percent Sales Levy
Utah legislature debates The Unemployment and Tangible Property Relief Act of 1933 a 2 percent state sales tax on retail transactions including exchanges and installments Amusement venues malt syrup telephones electricity and gas taxed Licenses for amusements set at 2 annually. violations bring fines up to 299 and up to six months imprisonment Budget and emergency relief provisions also noted with governor power expansions and motor safety licensing measures.
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