Ohioan Named Roosevelt Lobby Contact For New Deal
Charles West a former Ohio congressman and Denison professor becomes a White House contact in Congress. The 39 year old Ohioan previously served on the Ways and Means Committee and taught government at Harvard and Denison. He will lobby for vital must legislation and links the White House with the House of Representatives.
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West seeks role as Congress and White House clash over relief bill
West attended White House led security and work relief conferences and met House leadership to end the stalemate on the 4.88 billion work relief bill. Rumors place him near Speaker Burns and possible entry to the White House staff or Economic Security Board. He previously advised on unemployment insurance and chaired Wagner-Lewis bill discussions. Administration aides provide more precise information to Congressmen seeking loans or jobs, while ex lawmakers Busgy and Ellzey move to federal payrolls to maintain congressional liaison.
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Roosevelt
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Miss
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Russell Ellzey
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Ritchie Turns Gubernatorial Duties to Nice in Manual
In Annapolis Maryland former Governor Albert C Ritchie hands over duties to Harry W Nice in a new manual. The front features Ritchie rather than Nice and includes a biographical sketch of Ritchie with 1935 legislature members. Election results show Nice was duly elected.
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Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
Harry W. Nice
Maryland Manual
New Rail Travel Era Envisaged
NEBRASKA CITY Neb A new era of rail transportation is envisaged by Ralph Duff a small town manufacturer who designed car carburetors for Union Pacific s revolutionary type train He says diesel motors have no speed limit and rail transport at 150 miles per hour is possible with near perfect roadbeds and reduced wind resistance vibration and swaying Passengers fear speeds over 100 mph but Duff believes engineering advances will yield comfortable high speed trains and cars within a few years
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Union Pacific
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Princess Elizabeth and Margaret to use ivory telephones
Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret Rose of England will receive two full sized ivory and gold plated telephones with dials for home conversation. The instruments were given to the Duke of York as souvenirs of his visit to a new telephone factory in South sate England.
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Margaret Rose
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Southsate
Four Million Autos Stored Forecast for 1935 Recovery
Edward F. Chalfant of Detroit, president of the American Trade Association Executives, predicts 1.5 million stored autos will return to service by end of 1935. He also forecasts 2.5 million new cars and trucks produced and sold, with 1,506,000 old autos junked, as stored vehicles come out rapidly and repairs industry expands. The 1935 Automotive Service Industries show is planned for fall in Atlantic City.
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Edward F. Chalfant
Detroit
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