Roosevelt Plan Advances Half Million Farm Growers Benefits
A special committee explores doubling benefits for over five hundred thousand farm product growers under the rural resettlement program. Rehab loans may expand to more families while soil conservation subsidies reward land shifting to soil conserving crops and home food production. The plan preserves government oversight via a farm management plan and budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
eErCne G. Tugwell
Rural Resettlement Administration
Tugwell
Michigan News Briefs Roundup From 1936 Dispatches
Lansing to Grand Rapids to Battle Creek reports cover the Michigan State Fair premiums, public health efforts, new bridges across the Grand River, commuter histories, highway funding, CCC forest camps, 4 H wood identification, deer killing dogs, and Welder Alec Kole’s Syria pipeline project. Other notes include new relief programs, deer penalties, crop projections, snowbound rescues, and upcoming 4 H tours and Blossom Festival dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Kent County
Crippled Children’s Society
Jackson
Grand River
Losey Ave
Bridge St
Lewis St
Pontiac
Oakland County
George Malcolm
Orchard Lake
Detroit
Lansing
Murray D. van Waggoner
Michigan
Hayden-Cartwright
West Branch
Au Sable State Forest
CCC
Camp Au Sable
Au Sable River
Cheboygan
Gaylord Camp
Board of Commerce
Michigan Industrial Education Society
Lower
Holland
Alec Kole
Mesopotamia
Haifa
Jerusalem
Kole
Texas
Kenton
Vincent Peterson
Peterson
Doe
Buck
Federal State Crop Reporting Service
Verne H. Church
Church
Escanaba
George Petersen
Bay de Noe
Petersen
Lieut
Wally Arntzen
Joe Bowen
Saginaw
St. Joseph
Twin Cities
Benton Harbor
Alpena
WPA
Thunder Bay
City of
Albion
Muskegon
Flint
S. Saginaw Street
Saginaw Street
Wait Watson
Torch Lake
P. H. Schubert
Caro
Sand Point
Saginaw Bay
Owosso
Michigan Association of Probate Judges
Tecumseh
Arctic Circle
H. H. Hammel
United States Supreme Court
Wisconsin
Green Bay
Frederick Favile
Lake Michigan
East Lansing
State Board of Agriculture
Michigan State College
Union
United States
Battle Creek
National Topics Interpreted by William Bruckart
The column discusses President Roosevelt's relief request of over a billion dollars and new taxes, accusing relief programs of political use while noting local and state governance tensions. It cites Senator Holt and Governor Pinchot accusations, and contrasts advisory economists Moley and Tugwell on corporate surpluses and investment policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
House
Ways and Means
Enator
William
Borah
Francis W. Townsend
Long Beach
Calif
Townsend
Washington
Congress
Mr. Roosevelt
Treasury
United States
Holt
West Virginia
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Hopkins
White House
Administration
AAA
Raymond Moley
Rexford Guy Tugwell
Tugwell
White House. Professor Moley
Resettlement Administration
New Deal Administration
Western Newspaper
Unies
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Clements
Townsend Plan
Edward W. Pickard
Western Newspaper Union
R. G. Tugwell
UST
C. Jasper Bell
House Committee
Townsend Old Age Pension Plan Organization
Robert E. Clements
F. E. Townsend
Los Angeles
R. E. Clements
Senate
House Judiciary Committee
American Federation of Labor
Building Trades Department
J. W. Wiliams
The
Carpenters
M. J. McDonough
Plasterers
Hach
Venito Mussolini
Fascist Party
Chamber of Deputies
AVMG
Joachim von Ribbentrop
London
Europe
Hitler
Eden
Reichsfuehrer
Ludwigshafen
Rhineland
France
Germany
Victor
Great Britain
Japan
America
Mexico
Popocatapet
Ixtaccihuatl
Prince Adolf of
Ort Hirota
Beral
Russia
East Asia
Hirota
Red Frontier
Federal Reserve Board
Electric Home and Farm Authority
Enry Boyle Somerville
Castletownsend
County Cork
Irish Free State
New England
Florida
Ohio
Mississippi
Gulf of Mexico
Mrs. Greenway
Sabella
Greenway
Arizona
Tucson
Lewis Douglas
New Mexico
Florida Ship Canal
War Department
Black
Senate Lobbying Committee
Wichita
Benito Mussolin
William Bruckart
National Press
Washington, D. C
Toto
Hopkin
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