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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1938

Page

3

Trade reform urged by nation's commerce chiefs

Western Newspaper Union reports that merchants from across the United States pressed the government to reform tax policy and labor rules at the Chamber of Commerce of the United States annual meeting in Washington. Key figures include John W. O'Leary, Jesse Jones, Secretary Woodring, and Chester C. Davis. The session urged tax relief, labor law revisions, cautious federal spending, and private enterprise support.

Commerce Chamber Washington Chamber of Commerce of the United States John W. O'Leary Chamber Roosevelt South Atlantic Jesse Jones RFC Woodring Chester C. Davis Federal Reserve Board National Labor Relations White House National Association of Manufacturers New York

Business leaders back Roosevelt recovery effort

Sixteen prominent executives including Owen D. Young and Winthrop Aldrich issued a joint statement through John W. Hanes of the securities exchange commission seen by President Roosevelt. They urged closer cooperation between business and government to protect prosperity and pledged to aid in such consultation and cooperation.

Roosevelt Owen D. Young General Electric Board Winthrop Www Aldrich Chase National Bank of New York John W. Hanes Securities Exchange Commission America

FDR Urges Federal Inquiry Into Monopolies

President RooseVelt urged Congress to authorize a $500000 federal inquiry into industrial concentration as a prelude to broader anti trust revisions, requesting action only on bank holding company legislation this session. Plane Crash in Italy Killed nineteen as a hydroplane from Tirana Albania crashed in Italy on the way from King Zog's wedding. Helen Lindheim of New York among the dead. Jewels valued at $1052000 from Paris and Vienna firms were destroyed.

Roosevelt Congress Italy Tirana Albania King Zog Helen Lindheim New York Paris Vienna Zog

Corn Belt Farmers Rebel Against AAA Crop Control

In Macomb Illinois farmers form the Corn Belt Liberty League to oppose compulsory crop control. Members from Iowa Wisconsin Indiana Michigan Missouri and Minnesota spread the movement as leaders vow to defend farm freedom against Washington policy and potential prosecutions.

Middle West AAA Macomb Department of Agriculture Illinois Corn Belt Liberty League Iowa Wisconsin Indiana Michigan Missouri Minnesota Tilden Burg Washington

National Progressives form in Wisconsin amid grassroot rally

At a Madison gathering led by Gov. Philip F. La Follette the National Progressive party announced its formation and symbol a red circle on white with a blue cross. The speech outlined public ownership of money safeguards for workers and a guaranteed income while rejecting relief dependency.

National Progressives Bieta National Progressive Party la Follette Madison Wis Philip F. la Follette University of Wisconsin Livestock Pavilion New Party

Boy Neighbor Visits On Birthday With Laughs And Candy

A seven year old neighbor Joseph visits during a heavy rain, reciting a playful wish to become Tarzan or Aladdin with a lamp and a cop’s gear, while hoping to share half the birthday chocolates with the narrator who hid sweets for a week. The scene reveals Joseph’s single-parent worry and his imaginative plans to ease his mother’s bills.

Joseph Tarzan Dizzy Dean Laddin

Seek to the End I Believe in Truth

A reflective quotation attributed to James Hilton on truth, hope, and the pursuit of understanding, urging persistent inquiry despite uncertain outcomes.

James Hilton

Wise and Otherwise: bright side seekers win big prizes

Some people overly optimistic around wealth, as big men land top jobs while small men are overlooked. A lazy man buys a Great Dane to avoid stooping to pet it, and the truism money doesn't grow on trees remains. Yet clever birds still grab money.

Name of Wales village stirs romance with long title

The Detroit News notes a Welsh locality bearing a 58 letter name meaning Church of St Mary near the Pool of White Hazels by the swift whirlpool near St Tysilio's Church of the Red Cave. The piece suggests the village’s charm and beauty makes it a romantic visit.

Pwll Gwyngyl Goger Chwynn Drobwll Tysilio Red Cave Church of St. Mary Church of the Red Cave Detroit News

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