Roosevelt Aids Plan For Unemployment Insurance
President Roosevelt creates a large advisory council led by Frank P. Graham to develop a federal unemployment insurance program and health care proposals. He emphasizes separate federal control of funds, favors actuarial soundness, and signals possible socialized medicine through a new national health effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Congress
Frank P. Graham
University of North Carolina
NRA Consumers’ Advisory Board
Frances Perkins
Harvey Cushing
Yale
Betsey
James Roosevelt
Perkins
Federal Conference On Economic Security
Beekington
White House
Harry Hopkins
la Guardia
New York
Hopking
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
Morgenthau
Treasury
Interior
Public Works
Federal Housing
Farm Eet. Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Ecommodity Credit
Federal Deposit Insurance
RFC
Federal Reserve Board
Public Works Housing
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Champion Cornhusker Balko Sets National Record in Minn.
Theodore Balko of Redwood Falls Minnesota wins the national corn husking title by husking 1805 pounds or 27.7 bushels in 80 minutes at the Fairmont Minnesota event as 50000 Midwestern spectators watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Balko
Redwood Falls
Minn
Mid-West
Fairmont
Joe Ford Frick elected NL president in 1932
Hal Heydler’s Joe Ford Frick, former Denver and New York writer and publicity bureau head, photographed at his desk in New York after his unanimous election as the new president of the National League. He succeeds John Heydler, who resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Frick
Denver
New York
National League
National Baseball League
John Heydler
Michigan Lakes Reach Across 5000 Bodies of Water
The state is estimated to contain over five thousand lakes totaling about 712864 acres. Houghton Lake, located in Roscommon County, is the largest at roughly 80.8 square miles, about 9.8 miles long and 5.2 miles wide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Houghton Lake
Roscommonounty
John Sherman Early Leader in Ohio Politics
John Sherman of Mansfield entered politics as a youth and, by 1848 at age 25, served as a delegate to the National Whig convention in Philadelphia. He held public office in four positions for nearly 48 years, an unmatched record. The article also notes theories on the light of stars, including obscuration by a passing body and intrinsic pulsations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sherman
Mansfield
Ohio
Philadelphia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Provident
TVA
Warm Springs
Edward W. Pickard
Western Newspaper Union
National Resources Board
Washington
Harrodsburg
Ruby Laffoon
Alleghenies
Pioneer Memorial State Park
George Rogers Clark
Old Northwest Territory
Tennessee Valley
Tennessee River
Hermitage
Andrew Jackson
Nashville
Muscle Shoals
Tupelo
Miss
Flandin
France
Paris
Pierre Etienne. Flandin
M O'Nister
Germany
Chamber of Deputies
Norew Mellon
Treasury Department
Union Trust Company of Pittsburgh
Mellon Institution
Union Trust Company
Andrew W. Mellon
Ederal
Charles I. Dawson
Louisville
Bederick Landis
Indiana
Logansport
Kenesaw M.landis
UDGET
Army Air Corps
United States
Saar
German Front
Geoffrey Knox
League of Nations Commission
League
Som Mooney
San Francisco
United States Supreme Court
San Quentin Prison
Mooney
Enator Thomas
Eugene Black
Marriner
Eccles
Utah
Thomas
Parker
Colorado
B.B. Moeur
Arizona
United States Bureau of Reclaimation
Moeur
Prescott
Phoenix
W. P. Whitsett
Los Angeles
Europe
Arlington National Cemetery
Belgrano
American Legion
Arlington
League of Nations
Riart
Paraguay
Chaco
Brazil
Frank P
Graham
Sir Ronald Lindsay
Little Eva Lealman
Pierre Etienne Flandin
Doumergue
President Roosevelt
Nantes
Cornhusker
Hal Heydler
Joe
Iowa
Joseph Newt Finney
Bremer County
Kohlmann
Waverly
Ellen Wilson McAdoo
William Gibbs McAdoo
California
Rafael Lopez de Onate
Philippines
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!