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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1934
Page
7
President Roosevelt urges suppression of organized crime and reform of old methods as recovery continues. He criticizes speculators and bank excess, supports stable exchange and gradual economic readjustment, and hints at tariff talks with Congress, including reciprocal tariff agreements.
President Roosevelt’s followers touted him as the greatest support in control of the nation’s chief executive in two years as open session plans appear. The budget message will be read in both chambers, with reports from government departments including a river and harbor wish of 25 million and flood control 19.18 million, against last year’s 116.59 million. Senator Dickinson of Iowa said he will introduce a bill to repeal the National Recovery Act, arguing it aids consolidation of big business to the detriment of the little man. House Democratic leaders consider a caucus to lock in opposition to the discharge rule that would allow a vote on a NL in the home, seeking to block the 210 rule.
President Roosevelt outlines a bipartisan approach to continuing national recovery, reform, and a modernized economic structure. He cites credit strengthening, industrial co operation, debt refinancing, and relief to public works while urging unity between branches to advance social and economic stability.
In Dallas on January 3 John Armato, 69, was injured when a passenger trim struck a cow and tossed the animal onto him at a grade crossing. the cow died. A vigilance committee meeting is set for Thursday at the Anncott Plaza Hotel per secretary T. J. Turner. Also notes on weapon permits show 41 of 1382 arrests in 1928 for carrying concealed weapons involved women.
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