Washington 15 New Capital of Industry
Washington D C June 22 In this opening of a four part series William H Doherty outlines the New Deal public works industrial control act of 1933. The article describes the plan as a sweeping experiment aimed at lifting the nation from economic crisis by coordinating producers to raise wages shorten hours and curb price cutting to restore purchasing power and curb unemployment. It notes Washington as the temporary industrial capital with leaders gathered to study the National Industrial Recovery Administration and discusses critics and supporters of the program.
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William H. Dokberty Washingon
D. C
America
Industria
Washington
Notonal Industrial Recovery Administration
Rugslan
Dze Americh
Sponsora
Lhé Plang
Congress
Roosevelt
Demand extension of Gulf Ports mail route to Big Spring
San Antonio joins with Houston Galveston and Beaumont chambers to urge the post office to extend the Gulf Ports mail route through from Houston and San Antonio to Big Spring. The San Antonio to Big Spring line, once operated, had been discontinued and local business groups seek passenger linkage with mail service.
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Big Spring
San Antonio
Brothers of Commerce of
Houston
Galveston
Beaumont
Post Office Department
Gulf Ports
Chamber of Commerce
Infernal device found on Solon’s auto in Watchung
A bomb weighing about 15 pounds was found today attached to Representative Charles A. Faton’s automobile in Watchung. Police and officials described the device as potentially capable of widespread destruction if it exploded. Faton said he has no known enemies.
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Watchung
Nil
Charles A. Faton
Pitt Congressmint District
Eaton
Experimental Rail Rate Permit Asked
CHICAGO June 22 A proposed permit would authorize an experimental passenger fare trial on routes west of Albuquerque by the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railway. The Southern Pacific announced it would test the rules for three months starting July 1. Chinese escapes Quentin Prison Call June 22 Richard Lire 24 Chicago robber sought a female convict as escape helper. Guards expressed concern as a prisoner reportedly fled by hiding in an automobile trunk.
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Chicago
Albuquerane
Atchison, Trprkea
Santa Fa
Southern Pacific
Gan Quentin
Callt
Richard Lire
Wan
Ban Quentin
Guarda
Una
Uucd
Harvard honors Alfred Smith with honorary Doctor of Laws
Cambridge mass June 22 Harvard University conferred an honorary Doctor of Laws on Alfred E Smith former New York governor. The ceremony also awarded the same degree to four other public figures including Sir Ronald Lindsay and Andre De Laboulaye ambassadors of Great Britain and France. Treasury receipts for June 20 totaled 815,081,126.12 with expenditures 15,846,832.15 and balance 1,907,142,88.41. Customs duties for 20 days in June reached 15,124,643.74.
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al Smith
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Alfred §. Smith
New York
Ronald G. Lindsay
Andre de Laboulaye
Great Britains
France
Treasury
Washington, D. C
Sleuth to Aid in Murder Defense at Lamson Case
Edward Oscar Heinrich, famed criminologist of Berkeley, is hired to assist defense in the Lamson murder trial. He reviews the Lamson home on Stanford campus where state charges claim David A Lamson killed his wife Allene Thorpe Lamson. He expresses delight with the evidence found.
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Ban Jobe
Edward Oscar Heinrich
Berkeley
Call
Allene Thorpe Lamson
David A. Lamson
Lamson
Stanford University
University Press
Straus Explains Brain Trust Work at Paris Address
PARIS June 22 United States ambassador to France Jesus J Straus outlined President Roosevelts brain trust in his first large public address since assuming the post He said world social changes are advancing and Roosevelt seeks a more progressive and broader policy Europe s most mysterious figure Sir Basil Zaharoff is profiled in the American Weekly distributed with next Sundays Light
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Straus
Jesus J. Straus
United States
France
American Club
Roosevelt
Europe
Basil Zaharoff
Boy Drowns In Bay Rescue Near Indian Paint
Corpus Christi reports Lupe Shunier a one year old youth drowned while diving into the bay to save Mrs Edith Clemens who fell from a boat while she tried to cast anchor. Clemens clung to the boat until assistance arrived but the youth's body remains missing. The item also notes a teaser about a piece on "Zaharof" in the American Weekly.
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Corpus Christi
Lupe Shunier
Edith Clemens
Opposition to Closing Indian Schools Blocks Reform
Washington sources report congressional opposition slows John Collier’s plan to reorganize Indian schooling. Collier declines comment while areas reliant on boarding schools push back against closures amid merchant profits tied to the schools.
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Washington, D. C
John Collier
Collier
Fragmentary note on health tips and bodily energy
The readable text hints at pimples and blood oxygen, mentioning building blood structure and improving oxygen intake. It references Chris Uy and Bhaalcalls with telehemoglobin, touching on energy conversion and disease defense, but overall lacks coherent facts or clear events.
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Chris
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The
Light
Zaharof
American Weekly
Dial
Sam
Seg
Garfield
Good Housekeeping Institute
SCI
Sears, Roebuck and Coo
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