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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1933
Page
7
President Roosevelt pledges rapid action to revive the economy and jobs. He calls for strict banking supervision, public works, and national planning while emphasizing interdependence of states and world neighbors. He vows to use broad executive power if Congress delays.
On the eve of Roosevelt's inauguration, U S relations with Britain Japan and France show strains. War debts and Eastern policy debate strain ties as Britain rebounds on air embargo and delays in a joint debt conference. France defaults on December payments further dent ties.
Mrs. Roosevelt attends Washington’s inaugural ball at convention hall with about 8000 attendees. Tickets fund charity. She initially planned to abstain out of respect for Senator Walsh’s memory but altered her plan after others kept their tickets.
Surrounding the Roosevelt inaugural group were the new cabinet members Cordell Hull Tennessee secretary of state William A Woodin treasury George A Dern war Claude A Swanson navy James A Farley postmaster general Henry Wallace agriculture Harold L Ickes interior Daniel C Roper commerce and Frances Perkins labor the first woman appointed to a cabinet post
Jim Allen seeks a job to support Sally Lane in Bear Wallow after Sally’s illness and departure for the city. A window display job in a store stages their return, with Sally spinning and Jim assisting as crowds watch. The pair find work and hope in a new household display, sharing a moment of renewed happiness.
The article notes Shanghai's cosmopolitan growth with German, British, American, and French papers, and describes its rise from a fishing village to a major Far East seaport. It highlights foreign settlements, the International Settlement, and the city's diverse population and governance structures shaping its commerce.
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