Roosevelt and Johnson push to reemploy six million by September
Washington July 22 President Roosevelt and Industrial Administrator Hugh S Johnson set a goal to reemploy six million of the twelve million jobless by September. They urged broad public support for blanket codes raising wages and cutting working hours, sending 6000 lieutenants to organize local committees and appealing to 5000,000 employers to sign. The blue eagle symbol will appear in factories and offices as district commerce offices serve as regional hubs for the drive.
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Labor, industry urged to unite in recovery plan
Engaged lumber and shipbuilding industries were held today as hearings open Monday on oil and woolen sectors to reconcile bitter conflicts. Dr F J Hass urged mill workers code limits to under 18, with blanket code banning under 16. Senator King urged cooperation, warned against dictatorship by labor or capital. Pending adoption of permanent plan.
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Engagement of Walton Daughter to Bartle An nounced
Miss Lillie Mae Walton daughter of President and Mrs Z Walton of Texas A and M College will marry Frank Edward Bartle of Longview. The wedding is planned for early September. Walton graduate of Baylor College for Women and Consolidated High School. Bartle graduate of A and M with BS in electrical engineering 1931 MS 1932, former cadet corps commander, second lieutenant in engineers reserves, and math instructor at the consolidated high school.
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Cotton Reduction Contracts Going Out To Planters Early This Week
Washington July 22 Acceptances of colon acre Bec abandonment contracts will be mailed to planters at a rate of more than 40 000 daily early next week. The agriculture department announced that about 15 000 acceptances have already been mailed to county extension agents. The agricultural adjustment act relief program has received roughly 850 000 of 980 000 acreage agreements signed by planters in the cotton belt. others are expected soon. In the meantime farmers under emergency permits have begun plowing up cotton to be removed from production ahead of fall feed crop planting.
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Baker to Attend Hotel Code Meet
Gun Antonio hotel operator T B Baker will attend an eight member special committee meeting to discuss the hotel business in relation to the national recovery act. Baker, appointed to the national committee by Thomas D Green of New York, expects to attend the Washington gathering Wednesday where key candidates will decide if the hotel industry should pursue recovery act implementation.
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Germany Requests 50 Police Planes for Police Use
London reports Capt Herman Goering asked Perroission to buy 50 British made airplanes for police purposes citing Austria’s recent purchase. The move mirrors peace treaty aviation limits and follows deliveries of similar planes to Austria. Roosevelt signs textile code wage and hour provisions amid recovery actions.
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