Humming in Washington as Roosevelt presses plans
The article recounts a busy period in Washington under President Roosevelt with rapid decisions on warships in Cuba, farm relief, public works, and diplomacy. It details steel and oil code negotiations, a 40 hour workweek, wage rules, and price control efforts, noting tensions with industry leaders and the resignation of advisor Raymond Moley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civilian Conservation Corps
Johnson
Ickes
James Meeffett
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Moley Hull clash at world conference shapes resignations
Moley and Hull near a breaking point after World Economic Conference sparks talk of resignations. Moley may edit a Roosevelt policy analysis weekly. Perkins reports 1.1 million industrial jobs added mid year and July factory gains. Red Bluff project advances with approval from engineers and finance department.
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Moley
Hull
Merrill
Mr. Meter
Moleys
Roosevelt
Perkins
Department Off Commerce
Walter's Gold Label Beer Franchise Offered in Dallas Ad
Walter Brewing Company calls for a beer distributor for its Walter's Gold Label Beer made in Pueblo Colorado since 199S The ad promotes low freight rates quick service and high profits with merchandising and advertising support The franchise costs nothing and targets Reeves and nearby counties write P O Box 1281 Dallas to apply
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Pueblo
Colorado
Walter Brewing Company
Walter
Reeves
P. O
Hopeful Call to Cover Pink Boll Worm Costs is Urgent
Pecos County Commissioner Hal Burnett urges a special legislative session to fund fumigation and sterilization costs tied to the pink boll worm quarantine. He notes farmers have paid $610,538.16 so far and asks state action to cover future costs and operate plants at no farmer expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Burnett
Pecos County
West Texas
Iim
Prairie chickens hunted by Ramsey and Gressett near Seminole
Judge J C Ramsey and Floyd Gressett hunted prairie chickens Sunday and Monday near Seminole. Ramsey bagged seven birds. Gressett’s total not reported. Hunters filled the country as farmers, who consider the fowls pests, welcome the sport. Open season runs five days from September 1 to September 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Ramsey
Floyd Gressett
Aroun Seminole
Retail liquor permit applications filed by local shopowners
The Terminal Coffee Shop, Hotel Brandon Coffee Shop owner Dan Constas, Pecos Coffee Shop owner Christy Anton, and Fourth Street dealer T. C. Baldwin all filed retailer license applications. F G Youngblood of Toyah seeks a beer permit for sale in original cases at the Youngblood Hotel. County Clerk Vannie Hester holds these applications. Beer will be legal after midnight September 14, with Pecos expecting several carloads to arrive for first tastings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terminal Coffee Shop
Dan Constas
Brandon
Christy Anton
Pecos
T. C. Baldwin
Fourth Street
F. G. Youngblood
Tovah
Vannie Hester
Texas
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Nation’s
Washington
Roose
Velt
Cuba
Raymond Moley
Dra
Matic
Threat
Sunbeam
Westinghouse
Louisiana
Mrs. Vickey Young
Alpine
Hotel Brandone
Red Bluff
Judge Starley
Public Works Administration
R. F.C
Starley
Finance Department
Regan and
Sullivan
UW Fort Worth
Clifford B. Jones
H. M. Thompson
Walter McRae
Fort Worth
Tom W. Brabham
Texas Woman’s College
Tom Jr
Reeves, Pecos and
Jeff Davis Counties
Dallas
Dick Shelton
Rassle
Harry Knight
Canada
Elmer Hepler
New Mexico
la Senorita Feresita
Tion
Blood Hotel
Toyah
Houseclean
Call 177
Wadley’s Leaners & Dyers
Southland Life Insurance Company
Southland Life Ins. Co
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