Morgenthau Forecasts Gold Profit to Reduce Debt
Secretary Morgenthau in his first speech since taking office outlines a $2.8 billion gold profit forecast from the stabilization fund. He argues this profit plus cash gains and assets could offset the New Deal costs and reduce the national debt over time. He also discusses Cuban concessions and AAA program plans for 1935 across crops and livestock sectors. Frances Gorman of the United Textile Workers issues a general walkout order affecting about 500,000 cotton mill workers, with potential broad strike support and relief-group funding anticipated.
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Tim Treasury
Mongenthand
Treasury
der Jock
Morgenthau
Congress
Law
AAA
Pprancis
Gorman
United Textile Workers
National Labor Relations Board
Lford Garrison
NILA reorganized amid code realignment and merger plan
Johnson denies dispute rumors with Richberg and Perkins over NILA control while Washington debates a temporary reorganization. The agency will be trimmed from 682 codes to about 250 under 22 classes, merged by interest, to improve efficiency and cut costs.
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Johnson
Donald Richberg
Perkins
NILA
Washington
Congress
NIA
Johnson Receives Salary Rise At Government Post
Ge Johnson had stated he could not forgo private business earnings by leading the NIIA on a 30 000 dollar salary. It is disclosed that on July 1 his pay was raised to 15 000 dollars annually by order of President Roosevelt.
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Ge Johnson
NIIA
Roosevelt
Donald Riehberg
Chicago
NRA
Frank Walker
Toosevelt
MIA
AAA
Richberg
Public Works Administration
Mteconstruction Finance Corporation
Nome Owners Loan Corporation
Federal Housing Administration
Stiehberg
Slugh
Johnson
National Recovery
Gento Laugheral
National Labor Relations Board
John L. Donovan
Labor Board
Donovan
NIRA
General Johnson
Washington
Organized Labor
Trade treaty with Cuba signals limited opposition expected
The administration anticipates political gains from a new reciprocal trade treaty with Cuba, the first in a planned series. Domestic sugar producers opposed the duty cut, while tobacco interests are reassured by a reduced import tax on Cuban cigar leaf and related products. Fruits and vegetables from Cuba also see duty reductions.
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Cuba
Iskely
United States
Allred Wins Democratic Nomination for Texas Governor
James V. Allred, 35, won the Democratic runoff for Texas governor by about 45 000 votes over Tom F. Sluter. He defeated the Ferguson faction led by Governor James E. Ferguson and his wife. The Ferguson influence in Texas politics may be ending as Allred’s nomination is seen as tantamount to election.
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Fpergusonisn
Texas
James ¥. Allred
Tom F. Sluoter
Max Ferguson
James E. Ferguson
Fergusons
Mr. Allred
Itls
Political Primaries and Gubernatorial Races Highlight News
The piece reports on six party races: Sixeclait seeking California governor nomination with a poverty ending platform. Frank Merriam opposing Sinclair in California. Hiram Johnson securing reelection in several tickets. George Kirkpatrick challenging Johnson. South Carolina runoff between Cole Blease and Olin Johnston for governor. Mississippi runoff between Theodore Gitbo and Robert Stephens for U S Senate.
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Ppezon Sixeclait
California
George Creel
Justus
Wardell
Miltom K. Young
Sinclair
Frank F. Merriam
Republian
Hiram W. Johnson
George R. Kirkpatrick
South Carolina
Cole L. Blease
Olin D. Johnston
Spartansburg
Democrats
Mississippi
Theodore G. Gitbo
Tobert D. Stephens
Senate
Prince George to wed Marina of Greece in royal betrothal
The palace in London announces the engagement of Prince George the king and queen's son to Princess Marina niece of the late King Constantine of Greece. The couple met in London five years ago and later at Jurgeslavia summer home. Marina, educated in Athens Paris and London, speaks six languages and has a Russian mother.
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Prince George
Prinncess Marina
Constantine
Greece
London
Prince Paul of
Jurgeslavia
Marina
Athens
Parls
Roosevelt and Schall clash over press control claims
Senator Schall accuses the Roosevelt administration of pursuing a national press service to replace major news agencies and control government news. Roosevelt rebukes Schall for a vituperative letter while Schall presses for facts and defends the free press amid the controversy. A federal power commission survey aims to expand electricity access with low rates nationwide.
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Federal Power Commission
Basi Manley
Mr. Manley
America
Conservatism Rises as American Liberty League Forms
Washington observers report a sharp political divide over the New Deal with conservatives from both parties rallying in defense of the Constitution. The American Liberty League, led by Jouett Shouse James A Wadsworth and Alfred E Smith, aims to curb radicalism and present a nonpartisan front to voters. The piece also notes internal government frictions among NRA AAA and related agencies and predicts possible battles in the House speakership as elections approach.
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Washington
Stoosevelt
Noosevelt
Congress
American Liberty League
Jouett Shouse
Democratic National Committee
United States
James al. Wadsworth
New York
Alfred E. Smith
Shouse
League
Roosevelt
Mir. Shouse
Riechbergs
Trains Noise Complaints and Utah News Bulletin
City residents complain about night train noise as state issues roll in. Utah reports $1,583,000 in 1935 crop payments and road funding plans, plus drouth relief cattle movement, population estimates, and CCC fire-fighting efforts across the region.
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Been
Tome
UDA
Salt Lake
Utah
Washington
Salt Lake City
State Road Commission
Utah State Municipal League
Richfield
Monticello
Drouth
Salt Lare Gity
Tahng
Census Bureau
United States Department of Ecommerce
Census Berean
Ogden
Ilrez
Forest Service
CCC
Fairview
Sanpete
Logan
Future Farmers of America
Utah State Agricultural College
Idaho
Springville
FERA
Boise
Ida
Faniff
St. Joe River
Tocatello
Nampa
Twin Falls
Ioshe
Soske River
Scofield
Public Utilities Commission
Mackay Water Company
Magna
Garfield
Ditah
State Tax Commission
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Edward W. Pickard
Iby
Western Newspaper Union
J. V. Allred
Senator Schall
Enator
Thomas D. Schall
Minnesota
Ttepublican
Schall
National Press Service
Associated Press
Searst News Service
United Press
Cspits
Germany
Poland
la Liberte
Reich
Lithuania
Fini
Nees
House
House of Repre Marie
Henry T. Matney
Til Nall
Friends of the Brain Trust
Joseph W. Byres
Noor
Tennessee
Sem Mayburn
Committee On Interstate Commerce
Wiliam Bankhead
Alabama
John Rankin
Afr. Rankin
Burns
Dick Ofice
Intermountain -Rews
Cassie
Garland
Box Elder County
Ann
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