Roosevelt plans for inaugural and cabinet reshuffle
The article details President Roosevelt's workload after Buenos Aires, outlining plans for the January 20 inauguration, drafting his state and budget messages, cabinet reorganizations, and the absence of a formal inauguration ball. It notes funeral services for August Gennerich and health updates on Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. and other party leaders.
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Washington
Buenos Aires
Roosevelt
Cary T. Grayson
Garner
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
West Point
Annapolis
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Capitol
August Gennerich
Boston
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Harvard
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alf M. Landon
Congress
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Clarence Lea
California
Landon
Hopkins 66 Secretar y of Public Welfare
Reports circulate that H L Hopkins may head a new Cabinet level Public Welfare Department consolidating social security education and related agencies. Speculation ties Miss Perkins to retirement but Hopkins, trusted administrator, is favored for the post. A Western Air Express liner with seven aboard disappeared near Salt Lake City in fog and storm with suspected crash.
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Public Welfare
Harry L. Hopkins
WPA
Social Security Program
Independent
Office of Education
Children's Bureau
Department of Labor
Miss Perkins
Western Air Express
Salt Lake City
Wallace urges permanent production control in farm policy
Secretary Wallace in a yearly report to the President urges replacing emergency crop adjustments with a permanent production control. He argues drought caused shortages are temporary and warns of potential market gluts and surpluses. He cites a 418 million dollar import-export gap in 1936 blamed on drought and calls for a policy combining soil conservation and consumer protection with crop control.
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Wallace
Supreme Court
Hoosac Mills
Congress
AAA
National Capital Outlook on Rayburn Leadership and Diplomacy
Washington notes assess the evolving political scene as Sam Rayburn’s potential rise to Democratic floor leader draws minimal sectional reaction. The State Department faces quandaries over Ruth Owen and a Denmark connection, while postal officials weigh air mail costs and policy changes amid deficits.
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Washington
Sam Rayburn
Texas
House of Representatives
Pennsylvania
Congress
Eastern
New York Central
Beil Lyndwater
Brisk World Notes On War Talks And Royal Farewell
A digest covering Chiang Kai-shek’s demand for a wartime declaration against Japan, China’s 400 million population and potential impact, a young woman’s cross-dressing rise noted by Helen Coberly, King Edward's farewell broadcast and reactions in Britain and America, Russia's rising gold output and implications for Bolshevism, plus questions on Congress and Roosevelt’s perceived power.
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Chiang Kai-shek
China
Sianfu
Shensi
Chang Hsueh-liang
Manchuria
Japan
Nanking
Kuomintang
Chang
Lianfu
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Chiang Tingwen
Chiang Kaishek
Russia
Tokyo
Tass
Moscow
Marshal Chang
Chiang Kai- Shek
Niagara Falls
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