National code aims to pull nation from economic crisis
President Roosevelt calls for a voluntary national code to curb profiteering and stabilize wages and prices. General Johnson explains the plan as a civic duty to unite labor management and consumers, with signable fourteen point agreements effective August to December.
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Roosevelt urges universal code adoption to spur recovery
President Roosevelt appeals for quick employer worker cooperation under the blanket industrial code. He warns signs auto bind signers to union labor provisions, pledges rolls of honor, and vows action against selfish holdouts to avert another harsh winter. General Johnson reports broad approval, outlines wage and hour goals, and notes contracts remain intact despite the code.
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