Ty Day By Eleanor Roosevelt Urges Domestic Action
Eleanor Roosevelt urges decisive domestic policy to support world peace. She criticizes postponed conscription decisions, cautious attitudes toward a British loan, delays to OPA reforms, and the need to boost coal production amid European food scarcity. She notes LaGuardia’s efforts and warns of growing global hunger and economic strain.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
New York
Wake Up Call for Action on Production and Wages
A speaker warns that European disruption harms global recovery and, in turn, domestic life. Without increased production, wages lose value as the cost of living climbs, urging citizens and leaders in business, labor, and Congress to demand decisive action.
British Hear Giral Plea In Parliament Address
Premier Jose Giral of the Spanish Republican government in exile addressed 144 British lawmakers in a closed session urging a worldwide break in diplomatic relations with Franco's regime. He signaled a forthcoming United Nations Security Council report that argues Franco's government threatens peace and internationalizes the Spanish crisis.
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Giral
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OPA Raises Prices on Typewriters and Other Goods
The Office of Price Administration raised retail ceilings on portable typewriters by 3 percent and 12 percent on other typewriters and business machines. Manufacturers prices rise 12 percent to cover costs as controls end on salt and many minor items. Dealers must absorb about two thirds of portable typewriter increases.
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Washington
OPA
OPA Says Most Controls On Stabilization Items Burdensome
OPA argues the administrative burden of maintaining controls on certain compounds and industrial processing chemicals outweighs their value to the stabilization program, noting most cases show excessive regulatory overhead relative to benefit.
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Rotary delegates hear path to Russia U S ties
Dr. Allen D. Albert of Paris Illinois told 17th district Rotary delegates that the Russian American problem rests on patience leadership training informal public opinion vigilant work to safeguard America and hopeful steering He urged considering the facts in US Russia relations.
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Allen D. Albert
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Russia
Not Persuaded by Intrigue in Global Economics
The statement notes she remains unmoved by international schemes and that future cross border economics, dubbed shenomics, hinges on other factors. It raises concerns about monopoly trading in relation to the United States and broader geopolitical maneuvers.
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