Roosevelt draws 25000 in Chicago for New Deal farm program
President Roosevelt spoke to the American Farm Bureau in the International Amphitheater urging support for the Agricultural Adjustment Act and the Canada United States trade agreement. He touted rising farm income and defended the New Deal amid criticism from opponents.
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Berry Fights to Marshal Industrial Council
Industrial coordinator GmoRcE L. Berry faced widespread protest as key groups refused to join his proposed council. The initial session dissolved amid shouts of liar and threats of fists, with delegates leaving and postponements delaying further action. Unions backed Berry hoping the plan would push toward a 30 hour week and government licensing of all industry.
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Labor leaders spar over reform as Roosevelt plans social security
Jon J Lewis of the United Mine Workers invites William Green to resign and head a rebel committee but Green declines and defends the AF of L unity. Roosevelt seeks a 100 million dollar federal social security fund for pensions maternity and welfare beginning January 1 with state distribution and guidance from the social security board. Curtis weighs Landon for president while Borah ponders. Mendieta resigns Cuba presidency amid cabinet reshuffle. Cairo unrest pushes Nessim Pasha to resign but Britain restores constitutional government. China’s nan king era autonomy grows under Japanese influence with Nanking control of foreign affairs and appointments. Hauptmann loses bid for review as death penalty stands. Potato buyers face penalties under new control act and stamps rules stay in effect.
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Michigan Briefs Report Regional Projects And Local Wins
Lansing reports $3,145,562 in new state projects approved by the comptroller general including police teletypes in Northville and a high school in Wyoming Park at $78,000. Other items cover radio-equipped sheriff cars, a State Police barracks plan in Romeo, welfare roll shifts, and road widening plans on the shore drive. Musings on theater, fishing leadership, and a Cheboygan Opera House fire closing note wrap the roundup with Michigan as backdrop.
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Political column snippet by William Bruckart
A fragmentary tainted OCR shows a political column attributed to William Bruckart with garbled surrounding text. The readable line references a center and author name, signaling a period opinion piece.
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Townsend plan in national politics stirs fear and debate
The piece argues the Townsend old age pension plan threatens to reshape taxation and currency, warning it could wreck productive effort while expanding government payouts. It also warns of rail and public finance strains from proposed pension costs and labor demands, urging clear thinking on policy effects.
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One Rich Man and Oil in a Global Turn
In a brimming survey by Arthur Brisbane, nations, oil, and finance loom large. References to Mussolini, Japan, Russia, and Senator Borah sketch a world where oil decides fate, monopoly faces attack, and scientific advances offer cautious hope for vision restoration.
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