U S to Abolish Federal Cash Dole for Work Relief
The Roosevelt administration enters its third year facing labor protection and fair markets while phasing out the federal cash dole. The plan shifts to mandatory work relief funded by the state and local governments, aiming to remove millions from federal assistance though increasing federal work programs and public works.
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U. S
Washington, D.C
Romevelt
Roosevelt
Cherogram
Edison, Electric Institute
Organized Labor
Washington
G. C
United States
Uncle Sam
American Federation of Labor
New Year’s Eve Thieves Target Cars In Local Break-In Spree
Police report several thefts from parked cars across the city on New Year’s Eve. Items stolen include money, a flashlight, coats, a diamond ring, a tie clip, cash, tobacco products, and razor blades from various addresses on West Euclid Avenue, King William Street, Lyons Avenue, West Commerce Street, and Richmond Boulevard. An additional note discusses political concerns about sustaining investor protection and a push for industrial revival ahead of 1938 elections.
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Bank and File
K. Mallins
West Euclid Avenue
S. G. Hummoell
King Willism Street
L. J. Lassera
Lyons
San Antonio
U.S. Chanter of Commerce
1935 Economic Security Aims From Frances Perkins Speech
Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins outlines 1934 gains and 1935 goals. She notes 1924 employment and payroll growth, farmers’ income rise, and business improvements while urging legislation for wage earner security against job loss illness and old age. The message expresses hope for broader employment opportunities and a more secure life in the coming year.
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Frances Perkins
Coess
Universal Service, Inc
Washington, D.C
Expansion of Up Markets Heroad Seen Expansion
Washington dispatch reports a strong upturn in foreign trade in 1934. Uncle Sare plans vigorous expansion of American markets abroad with reciprocal tariff agreements likely with Canada Britain Italy Mexico and Germany. Hull aims to use reciprocity as trade expansion core despite congressional criticism.
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Uncle Sare
Canada
Great Britain
Italy
Mexico
Germany
Hull
America
Brazil
Colombia
South America
Spain
Belgium
Hatland
Finland
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Europe
Opportunity For All to Work Is Aim
Federal Relief Administrator Harry Hopkins states the goal is to provide opportunity to work for every man and woman as the first step toward economic security and social justice. He urges national resolve in the new year to use material wealth to develop human resources and strengthen rights.
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Harry
Hopkins
Universal Bevelee
Washington
Economic hurdle looms over American loans abroad
General opinion holds that loans for purchasing American woods abroad will not spark real economic growth amid the world financial picture. The export import bank under George N. Peek is stalemated by the Johnson bill and cannot lend credit even indirectly to defaulting nations. Moscow Washington talks on Russian debt offer a possible settlement this year that could open a vast European trade field and boost U S export activity.
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Congress
Hull
Senate
House
White House
Eral
George N. Peek
Moscow
Washington
Russia
America
Appointment Named County Relief Administrator in Johnson County
Administrator in Johnson county is J. G. Kennan, succeeding Glen H. Mitcheil. State Relief Director Adam R. Johnson announced the appointment in Austin.
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Austin
Adam R. Johnson
J. G. Kennan
Johnson County
Glen H. Mitcheil
Reconstruction Finance chief foresees industrial rebound in 1935
Jesse Jones, chairing the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, predicts a nation wide industrial rebound and faster recovery in 1935 driven by loans to industry. He argues mass spending will revive commerce while noting credit constraints and possible new legislation.
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Washington, D. G
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Jesse Jones
REC
Jones
Ryo
Federal Reserve
Viner
Treasury
Morgenthau
RFC
Washington
Shell
Detective Hunts Brother Auto Theft Case
Detective Alfred Hertman in charge of the auto theft department sought leads after his brother Albert Hartman reported his car stolen near Woodlawn late Monday night. The case centers on security concerns amid a broader speculation about banking liquidity and financial theories raised by local commentators.
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Alfred Hertman
Far Police Hedquarters
Albert Hartman
Delmar Sirrer
Woodlawn
Saxe
Conviction of Mrs Bertha Talkington Urged by Judge
Superior Judge B N Rector urged conviction of Mrs Bertha Talkington in an unprecedented move under a new criminal law. The judge made the recommendation before jurors were sent to retire after failing to return a verdict in the murder case of her husband.
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Merced
Call
Dan
Bertha Talkington
B. N. Rector
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