Roosevelt memorial address at Gettysburg calls for national unity
President Roosevelt, hailed as the first citizen of the world by Governor Pinchot, urged unity across regions at Gettysburg, praising wartime bonds and warning against three hostile groups that distort facts or block fair play in national recovery efforts. The program included a sea review aboard the Indianapolis and remarks on military strength and labor unrest.
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Gettysburg
Roosevelt
Pinchot
North
West
South
Oing
New York
Indianapolis
Navy
Swanson
Josephus Daniels
Congress
Ambrose
Pennsylvania
David A. Sellers
Louisville
President Coolidge
Dern
Newton D. Baker
House Military Affairs Committee
Hough
Washington
Johnson
United Textile Workers of America
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
NRA
American Iron and Steel Institute
United States
Mendieta
Tatesmen
Geneva
Europe
League of Nations
Litvinov
Russia
Norman H. Davis
Louis Barthou
France
Hitler
Mussolini
Italy
Chamber of Deputies
Bolivia
Paraguay
Costa Durell
League of Nations Council
World
Court of Permanent Justice
Durels
Michigan News Roundup: Local Elected City Status and Local Incidents
A mosaic of Michigan items. Bronson votes to become a city. several court and police actions are noted, including a mayoral matter in Jackson, a police petition in Circuit Court, a fatality involving a boy in Saginaw, and a plane blaze in Roscommon. Also reported are social notes from Shelby and Almont honors, plus various regional incidents and official actions across the state.
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Jackson
Fred J. Stebner
Federal New Deal Influence Grows Across U S
Washington reports the expanding reach of federal agencies under the New Deal shaping lives from drought relief to bank governance. Critics warn of clashes between NRA codes and the Federal Trade Commission while forestry programs begin long term forest conservation efforts. The piece notes rising concerns over smuggling and policy tensions as June approaches.
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Washington
Harry Hopkins
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
Chicago
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
NRA
Graphic Arts Industries
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
I Forest
Johnson
General Johnson
White House
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Administration
Ambassador Caffery
Havana
Edward W. Pickard
Western Newspaper Union
United States Naval Academy
Marine Corps
Philippine Scouts
National Industrial Conference Board
Havans
Jefferson Caffery
Cuba
Mr. Caffery
J. Caffery
Caffery
New England
House Agriculture Committee
Fulmer
Irish Free State
Dail Eireann
Senate
Hamon de Valera
England
Britain
Odos
Rossi
Paris
California
Atlantic Ocean
Eamon de Valera
Bronson
Ypsilanti
Elizabeth Campbell
George H. Campbell
Frank Stribley
Roscommon
Leo Briggs
Grosse Pointe Park
Shelby
Cherry Hill
Lloyd Lewis
Almont
Almont High School
Alma Blumerick
C. K. Schickler
Saginaw
Thomas Mayer
St. Charles
Mayer
Bay City
Howard Auer
University of Michigan
Charles
Bay City Theater Guild
Auer
Battle Creek
Fred Blanch
Walter C. Lindley
Dan Ville
C. O. Thomas
First National Bank
BE. C. Curtis Sons Co
East Lansing
Michigan State College Entomology Department
Michigan
Lower Peninsula
Upper Peninsula
Sandusky
David Bloomfield
George Richards
Bloomfield
X. A. Boomhawer
Lansing
Trenton
N. J
John Dillinger
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Ohio
West Virginia
Indiana
Michigan Public Utilities Commission
Consumers Power Co
Edmore
Michigan Producers’ Proration
Christiansen
Flint
Richard Kennedy
Grand Rapids
Klingman Furniture Co
Lea H. Fischer
Amateur Softball Association of America
Seth H. Whitmore
Detroit
Wayne County
Old Age Pension Fund
Ed L. Williams
Old Age Pension Bureau
Williams
Wayne
Adrian
Helen “Waters
Thomas Gordon
Gordon
Michael J. Gallagher
St. John’s Catholic Church
St. John’s School
Gallagher
Federal Land Bank
St. Paul
Charles C. Weiss
Michigan Farm Relief Commission
Wells
Minnesota
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Owoasso
Owosso
Michigan Sugar Co
Croswell
Gov. Comstock
William L. Griffin
William Bruckart
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