Michigan News Briefs Roundup From Across The State
A compilation of Michigan items reports Adrian Silva Smith a 13 year old burned reaching for a fallen wire in road. Adrian Harrington 34 killed crossing tracks at New York Central yards. Jackson surveys completed for U S 12 relocation shortening Jackson to Ann Arbor. Sturgis farmers receive 48875 initial hog corn payment two fifths of total. Port Huron War Dept awards 528955 38 to Dunbar and Sullivan Dredging Co Detroit deepening St Clair River Marysville Port Huron. Lansing fishing license income projected 275000 this year with potential rise if Great Lakes licenses enforced. Saginaw Lyle Bixby 13 loses front teeth from pony kick. Ypsilanti cigarets deemed necessity in bill by judge mandating full payment. Big Beaver water scarce schoolchildren bring water to school wells dry low pressure faucets fail. Algonac fire destroys three cottages damages two others Idle Hour Club cottages threatened. Lansing State relief agency not competing with private industry in welfare program next winter per Michigan manufacturers association. Ypsilanti Hindu student Prabash Bal Devi earns Germany study scholarship at University of Jena November 1934 35. Flint Charley Carney 32 jailed over carrying concealed weapons due to mistaken coat identity with twin Marshall. Lansing Michigan equipped with Keeler polygraph lie detector among 13 states. Prof Leonard Keeler Northwestern University inventor. Chelsea two men killed when auto crashes into rear of truck east of Chelsea Detroit residents Theodore Lahna Oscar Lantto die. Watts Detroit owner of truck.
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Jackson
U. S.12
Ann Arbor
Sturgis
St. Joseph County
Port Huron
War Department
Washington
Dunbar and Sullivan Dredging Co
Detroit
St. Clair River
Marysville
Lansing
Department of Conservation
Great Lakes
Saginaw
Lyle Bixby
Walter Bixby
Lyle
Ypsilanti
Arthur M. Vandersall
Gerald Cosgrove
Morgan Abbey
Cosgrove
St. Clair Flats
Idle Hour Club
Detroit Boat Club
State Relief Administration
Michigan
State Emergency Welfare Relief Commission
Harry Taliaferro
John Lovett
Michigan Manufacturers’ Association
America
Prabash Bal Devi
Michigan State Normal College
University of Jena
Germany
Miss Devi
India Institute
German Academy
Flint
Charley Carney
Charley
Marshall
Leonard Keeler
Northwestern University
Relief Costs Rise as Winter Looms in New Deal Era
The article reports that the average monthly relief cost for a family of four is $23.09, with higher burdens in industrial Southern centers. It notes potential increases this winter, concerns about waste and parasitic reliance on relief, and calls for separating “sheep from goats.” It also discusses Supreme Court anticipated rulings on New Deal laws and political shifts in Wisconsin as Republicans and Democrats realign around La Follette factions.
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Washington
Federal Relief Administration
Harry L. Hopkins
Federal
Hopkins
Gnele Sam
Relief Administration
England
Wis
Consin
la Wisconsin
Follette Brothers
Progressive Party
LaFollettes
John M. Callahan
Senate
Wisconsin
John B. Chappelle
John J. Blaine
Callahan
Alfred E. Smith
Roosevelt
South
Klu-Klux Klan
Georgia
L LaVollette
Western Newspaper Union
Roosevelt radio address pledges industrial truce path
President Roosevelt’s radio talk outlined a plan to seek a truce between large employer and labor groups within a month to pause strikes and mediate on wages hours and working conditions. He defended the New Deal and praised the NRA while avoiding specifics on budget or gold standard. The coverage notes mixed reactions from manufacturers and labor leaders about code enforcement and 30 hour week proposals.
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Roosevelt
America
NRA
Johnson
National Recovery Administration
National Association of Manufacturers
American Federation of Labor
William Green
San Francisco
Executive Council
New Deal
Green
Federation of Labor
Frank Feeney
Elevator Constructors’ Union
Feeney
Col. W. F. Axton
Louisville
Axton
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
A. F. of L
Lewis
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Adrian—Silba Smith
Adrian—Alva Harrington
New York Central Railroad
Chelsea
Theodore Lahna
Oscar Lantto
William C. Watts
Washtenew County
Lahna
Lantto
William Bruckart
Congress
Taxpayers
Taxpayers’ Group
Friends
United States
Treasuries
Supreme Court of the United States
New New Deal
High Court
Supreme Court
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Labor and Industry
A. F. of
Foulois
Edward W. Pickard
General Staff
William Mitchell
Air Corps
Mitchell
Air Force
Army
Baker
Boy Scouts
Navy
New York City
Japan
Alaska
Industrial Recovery Board
General Johnson
Kilbourne Johnston
Donald R. Richberg
Industrial Emergency Committee
Recovery Agency
Richberg
Francis J. Gorman
Textile
Gorman
Russia
Japanese Army Department
China
Wiley Post
International Aeronautical Federation
Post
Italo Balbo
Italy
Darius and
Girenas
J. V. Smirnoff
Herotte Holland
Vienna
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Turkey
Zog
Albania
Ankara
Kemal
Latife Hanoum
Paris
Arvard
Hitler
Ernst F. S. Hanfstaengl
Harvard
James Bryant Conant
Hanfstaengl
Amuel Insull
Public Utilities
Chicago
Corporation Securities Company
James H. Wilkerson
Dwight H. Green
White House
Norman H. Davis
Atlantic
London
Mr. Davis
William H. Standley
Gen
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