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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1933

Page

2

Pontiac-A rubber eraser removal from teacher's ear

A rubber eraser lodged in Charles D. Welden's ear at Pontiac High School was removed by physicians at General Hospital. The incident is listed among a wave of small items and accidents across Michigan towns.

Pontiac Charles D. Welden The General Hospital

Credit and Government Aid Shapes Postwar Recovery Debate

The piece argues for broad credit access while outlining limits on private loans and government programs. It explains how banks, the Federal Reserve, and agencies like the Reconstruction Finance Corp. operate, the role of collateral, and the risks to taxpayers. It notes pork and hog markets politics and the failed Wallac plan.

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Roosevelt urges unity and continued aid for veterans

President Roosevelt spoke at the American Legion convention in Chicago to a crowd of 30,000 veterans, arguing for national recovery, unity, and fair veteran benefits without bankrupting the government. He outlined principles on disability and dependents and announced a plan to institute broad relief using surplus food and a non profit purchasing body led by Hopkins.

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Isabella Greenway Wins Arizona Congress Seat in Special Election

Isabella Greenway, a close friend of Mrs Roosevelt, was elected to Congress in a special Arizona election to fill the seat vacated by Lewis W. Douglas, now director of the budget. She won easily over Democratic opponents defeated the Republican and Socialist candidates.

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