New Deals Expanded as Roosevelt Creates Eight Agencies
Franklin D Roosevelt announced rapid creation of eight federal agencies to manage a 4.85 billion work relief program. Rexford Tugwell will head rural rehabilitation while Frank C Walker leads a new division coordinating data. The plan includes highways housing rural electrification and unemployment measures with long term low interest loans.
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King George I Orders Quiet Silver Jubilee
King George I and Prime Minister MacDonald decide on a restrained Jubilee celebration amid protests from northern shires over expense. The king forbids ceremonial dress and high officials from participating, and refuses royal robes for the occasion despite ongoing plans by the cabinet committee.
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U. S. Finances on a Safe Basis
The piece argues US finances are sound under the New Deal with low borrowing costs and ongoing investments. It highlights bond exchanges reducing interest, public works like Boulder Dam and TVA, relief spending, and soil erosion programs. It also notes plans to relocate 100 Alaska settlers to a new colonization zone with government support.
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Wisconsin
Fright, Earth, and Mars in Mixed News Note
A college scientist explains eye lens aging signals life length while a Christmas fright led to one boy’s death and a brutal jail sentence for the jokers. Formosa hardship and bark eating reflect misery and poor governance. Mars viewed Earth as blue. a student strike opposes war and urges reflection on civilization’s gains.
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National Academy of Science
Chicago
George Bond
Carl McMurty
Poplar Tuff
James Ashley
Formosa
Japan
Chinege
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Senator Long Attacks Ickes and Townsend in Senate clash
In a fiery senate exchange Secretary Ickes is called a ranting demagogue and labeled as the chinch-bug of Chicagea by Huey Long. Townsend is accused of arousing false hopes among the underprivileged while Wallace is derided as the Lord Destroyer by Long.
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Chicagea
Wallace
Jowa
Germany seeks colonies amid race debate in Europe
A fragmented report notes Germany's colonial ambitions sparked embarrassment over admitting black individuals as citizens. The piece contrasts Britain’s colonial moves with a German claim that non Aryan peoples would be denied full rights, reflecting tense racial policy discourse.
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