Treasury Shakeup and New Policy Debates Mark 1933 Washington
Treasury Secretary Woodin seeks leave of absence as Henry Morgenthau Jr. succeeds him. critics fear inflationary aims favoring farmers. Roosevelt urges 4 million relief jobs, funds from public works, and warns against turning relief into politics while planning gold policy and debt talks with Russia.
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West Virginia
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Conservation Corps
Western
Ualom
Michigan News Roundup Capsized by a String of Incidents
Multiple Michigan local notes report deaths from heart attack and burns, a bakery truck robbery, wildlife purchases and licenses, hunting and gun accidents, a prison wedding, a gas field surge, a civil divorce, and state liquor revenue. Reads as a broad statewide digest of crimes, accidents, and civic items with names, places, and figures.
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Newberry
Newbberry
State Conservation Commission
Sault Ste. Marie
M. K. Jacobs
Saginaw
Raco
Mt. Clemens
Vincent Petitpren
Jackson
Michigan State Prison
Charles T. Retter
Minnie Johnson
Lansing
Albert M. Ewert
Ward Swarthout
John Pollitt
Swarthout
Selfridge Field
B. J
Walters
Washington
Lot
State Liquor Control Commission
East Jordan
Robert Darbee
A. L. Darbee
Eveline Fruit & Land Co
Eveline Orchard
Here
Darbee
Michigan State College
Thelma Macdonald
Biz Rapids
Austin Township
Michigan
Taggart Brothers
Big Rapids
David Ward
Borden
Billy Williams
Ward
Jonesville
Laree Chilson
Miss Chilson
Government Urges Patience and Shared Effort for Recovery
Washington officials urge patience and two horse teamwork between producer and laborer to revive the economy. Figures show farm income and factory pay rolls moving together, with recovery slow but ongoing, while debates over prices and wages persist across farms and industries.
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Wallace
Department of Agriculture
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