Van Buren Fair canceled for 1933 in Michigan
Hartford reports the Van Buren County Fair canceled due to lack of state aid with plans to resume in 1934. Other items include ragweed elimination in Charlevoix, wage boosts at Consolidated Paper Co and Detroit Stoker Co, a police dog rescue story in Marshall, and various bank reopenings and wage changes across the state.
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Hartford
van Buren County
Charlevoix
Monroe
Consolidated Paper Co
Detroit Stoker Co
Marshall
Charles Holmes
Streign
Battle Creek
Wilcox Rich Corp
New Baltimore
Citizens’ State Savings Bank
Macomb County
L. W. Pingel
Flint
Donald McNeil
Court
Saginaw
McNeill
John H. Scarborough
Ludington
Charles Stevens
Elm Flats
Scottville
Stevens
England
Mary Elizabeth Goff
New York
Utica
Utica State Savings Bank
First National Bank of Utica
First National
Savings Bank
Greenville
Gratiot County
Roy Marzelf
Greenville and
Ithaca National Banks
Philip Amhelman
Old Merchants
City National Banks
National Bank of Battle Creek
Acjust
City National
Mackinaw City
W. E. Grah
State Liquor Control Commission
Frank A. Picard
Detroit
Calhoun County
Lansing
Patrick H. O’brien
Patricia Cook
Robert
Marshal
William Pierce
Vassar
Louis Leonard
Lyle C. ‘Thomas
Robert P. Lamont
American Iron and Steel Institute
Iron and Steel
William Green
Perkins
Pennsylvania
Southern
Birmingham
Tamont
Green
Miss Perkins
Lamont
Pittsburgh
Youngstown
North Ohio
Canton
Massillon
Cleveland
Detroit-Toledo
Chicago
Colorado
Nations to press bilateral trade with US after London conference
Washington observers note the United States will pursue individual trade treaties rather than joint action after London. Secretary Hull returns from London ready to advance accords with France and others, while domestic policies push wheat acreage reductions and farm aid to support US purchasing power.
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Washington
London
Department of State
United States
Hull
Roosevelt
France
Congress
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture Ext
Recovery program drives nation toward postwar revival
Roosevelt administration and Hugh S. Johnson push nationwide recovery, with state and district boards named to oversee codes. Funds for Grand Coulee dam and other projects boost public works while labor, steel, and coal debates hinge on open shop versus unions and wage rules.
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Bove Eagles
NRA
United States
Roosevelt
Hugh S. Johnson
John Ben
Advisory Board For Public Works
Public Works Fund
Interior Ickes
Ickes
Grand Coulee
Columbia River
of Washington
Upper Mississippi
Caspar-Alcova
Wyoming
John B. Kendrick
Federal Forest Service
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Geologic Survey
Washington
Johnson
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
National Coal Association
Edward F. McGrady
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Tonia
Albert Johnson
Monroe County
Jonesville
Jonesville Milling Co
Manistee
Filer Fibre Co
Mt. Clemens
Frances Covill
Charles Bowzan
Waubascon Lake
Indianapolis
Petoskey
C. Davis
Holmes
Sommers Appliance Co
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan
Roosevelt Oil Refining Co
Grand Rapids
Larry Skaggs
Bay City
Ann Arbor
Horatio J. Abbott
Internal Revenue
Abbott
State Central Committee
Gov. Comstock
Lenawee County
William Bruckart
Senate
James A. Reed
Missouri
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Western Newspaper Union
Edward W. Pickard
H. 8. Johnson
Hyde Park
N. Y
Raymond Moley
Professor Moley
Ohio
Moley
Scotland Yard
John J. O’connell, Jr
Albany
Charles F. Urschel
Oklahoma City
Hester
Lord
New York Sun
Garden City
Civilian Conservation Corps
Forestry Army
Enator
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
A. G C. O'Donnell
Long
Stanley
O. K. Allen
New Orleans
United States Senate
Times-Picayune
Sumner Welles
Machado
Havana
Welles
Alberto Herrera
Cuba
Japan
Finance Ministry
Navy Ministry
Tokio
Ndorra
Old Republic
Pyrenees
State Council
Andorra
Urgel
Spain
Perpignan
Lebrun
Auteuil
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