Roosevelt Era Takes Mixed Paths in Recovery fight
The news digest outlines President Roosevelts handling of New Deal agencies, Labor Board actions, and ongoing coalition dynamics. It notes the death of a political figure, shifts in NRA and NIRA policy, Donovan and Johnson clashes, and efforts to guide recovery through industrial and labor programs amid political turbulence.
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Wiscovery
Johnson
Inbarrota
John Donavan
Girnaidint
NIA Union
MacMetoney
Jahor Advisory Board
Inv
Jalingon
Donavan
Chis Peck
Donovan
Fragmented Dispatches Mix Politics and Personal Life
The fragment recounts political plots in Cuba with Hernandez and Batista, wartime maneuvers in Manchukuo, and postwar treaties, interwoven with personal anecdotes on work ethic, poverty, and rural resilience. It sketches upheavals, arrests, and official responses alongside memories of hardship and hunger.
Drouth relief debate and admin actions in Washington
Washington observers analyze a talk by William Davis on drouth relief and national policy. He outlines federal steps to mitigate distress, including meat distribution, forage production, and crop insurance, while cautioning against overstatement of relief needs and warning of political plans that could misallocate funds. He praises Roosevelt administration aims but warns lawmakers may seek wide schemes next winter.
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WNRY
Mandy
Cone Wiorbina
Luois Hidapeaker
Ha Heako
Hanry Tone
Dushiey
Ae Ainley
Carrollton
Preadtont Roosevelt
Persie
Howe
Soltie
Washington
Chester C. Boyls
Drouth
Jyamite
Davin
Davis
Tals
Noltet
Tis
Davia
Browth
Tts
Str
Great Plains
Hall
Abe Plouecea
Washington Observer
Roosevelt
Thas
Hilton
Soma
Wuabroglon West
Federal Treasury
Nature
Sam Werring
Candy Dleva
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Wallacy
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Byrne
Fryor Sai Tayi
Texay
Lelieve Tyra
Amvaker
Maybarn
Jongor
John E. Rankin
Stissluatgopl
Witlaw B
Alabama
J. O'Connor
New York
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Uetara
Congress
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Hyde Park
Titu
Roordvelt
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Tla
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Wmuo
NRA
Eoyne
Fava
Itedtrucflong
Aterlurgou Ehiplayers
Loureaut
Iberears
Rikormenels
Sidney Teltwan
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Uniow
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United States
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Fred BL Gmith
Joh W. Davis
J. Miller
Chilman
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Brain Trust
Sr. Hopswell
Noni
Roy
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Trivate
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Thopor
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Tila Peiiginin
Binnéapole Way
Wiemen
West Diiployeta
Ely Way
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Olor
Ord
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Yviettan Oneen
American Federation of la Lor
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Dudastry
Indorang
United “Textile Workers' Organization
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Textity Workers
Aod
Aualet
George A. Stenn
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Sloan
NEA
Darett Shouse
Willan Green
Radio Arte
Salvation Army
Petenbor
Mario Hernander
Autin
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Havana
Angel Echavarita
Fourth Infantry
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Hernandez
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