Roosevelts Plan and Farm Codes Face Looming Test
The piece surveys Ickes budget trims for New Deal public works, and the President’s Reemployment Agreement urging voluntary wage floors, 40 hour weeks, and anti profiteering. It notes Perkins job data, grain and stock price action, repeal votes, Elliott Roosevelt's divorce, Balbo flight honors, and growing farm cooperation pushes with payments tied to destroyed cotton and wheat acre reductions.
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Ickes
Lewis W. Douglas
Roosevelt
Secretary of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Propaganda Agency Reported Under Industrial Control Admin
Washington correspondents say an administrator Johnson is building a large propaganda outfit for the Industrial Control Administration. He has enlisted veterans like Charles Michelson, Frank Wilson, Charles Horner, Bruce McNamee, William Lawson, Heber Blankenhorn, and others who led Liberty Loan drives. The group aims to win support for the proposed master committee code.
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Industrial Control Administration
Charles Michelson
Democratic National Committee
Frank R. Wilson
Charles F. Horner
Bruce McNamee
William V. Lawson
Heber Blankenhorn
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