Roosevelt relief plans hinted after cross country trip
President and advisers Hopking and Ickes have returned with data guiding winter relief policy. The piece argues New Deal relief methods faulted for overreliance on federal aid, urging state and private charity roles and warning of long term lazying effects among recipients. It notes rising deficits and calls for budget trimming to avoid debt.
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Washington
Harry L. Hopking
Secre
Tary Ickes
Mr. Roosevelt
Middle West
Pacific Coast
Roosevelt
Rooservelt
Fopkins
Ickes
Atlantic
Congress
Hay
CCO
Whole New Deal Is Up to Court
The piece surveys a looming Supreme Court showdown on New Deal programs including AAA TVA and public housing. It notes potential constitutional challenges, impacts on farmers and power, and the prospect of a constitutional amendment. it also touches NRA, relief, and the 1930s political landscape as Roosevelt campaigns.
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Earl Godwin
Roosevelt
Ile
Hig
Balancinzer
Supreme Court
Capitel Plaza
Taney
Dred Scoutt
AAA
New Deal
Wiliam Buller
New England
Buller
Republican National Committee
Coolidge
Bankhead Cotton Control
TVA
Congress
Power Trust
Uncle Sam
Pcossilly
Ourne
Supreme Emirk
High Court
White House
NRA
NIIA
At Work
American Legion
Roosevelts
Morgenthau
The
Treasury
Weaterp Newspaper Dolen
Death Car's Leap from Desert Adventure
Adventurers recount a Phoenix trip where a party of four rode out in two cars to Crazy Man's Castle. A curve on the Grand Canal road sent Ben's coupe into the six foot canal water. Charley Baker and another passenger frantically opened windows to escape with Rita Suzanne and Reno, while onlookers started a bonfire to dry clothes. The group survived the deadly crash and returned home damp but alive.
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Aneile
Charles A. Baker
Charley Baker
Phoenix
Arizona
Rita
Suzanne
Reno
Ben
Crazy Man’s Castle
Desert
Grand Canal
Charley
Charley Daker
Gen
Pilgrim dress myths debunked by colonial era researchers
A historical note argues that Pilgrims wore everyday sport jackets and steel gear rather than church attire. Governors Bradford and Brewster wore formal garb only for solemn occasions, while wartime gear was later discarded and few examples survived in museums or caps.
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Governor Bradford
Elder Brewster
Folland
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Seores Intiipretic
William Bruckart
National Press Bldg
Troosevelt
Br. Stoosevelt
Henry P. Fletcher
Sir
Mr. Soosevelt
Eleever
Toosevelt
Hoover
Noover
Wooten Newspaper
Unig
West
Iton
Floyd Gibbons
Adventurers’ Club
Moe, Vb
By Floyd Gibbons
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