National Whirligig highlights McNary Roosevelt duo
The piece portrays President Roosevelt and Senate leader Charles McNary as coordinating to push a lax bill and advance New Deal programs. It notes McNary’s strategic role, GOP reactions, and the broader political maneuvers around adjournment, tax bills, and textile industry concerns amid party shifts and looming 1936 campaigns.
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The
Oregonian
Charlie
Roosevelt
GOP
Bonnerville Ham
Bone
Schwellenbach
Mr. McNary
Wallace
Supreme Court
Wallacers
AAA
Prew Savoy
Chester Davis
War Cry sparks Republican drive for new leader
A letter campaign targets party leaders nationwide as conservatives seek a fresh head to unite Republicans and possibly align with conservative Democrats. The push aims to replace Charles D Hilles as national chief, branding the effort as a fight on Wall Street influence, with a new Abe Lincoln style platform and early next year as the decisive moment. Separate pages note rising stock market speculation and brokers’ rapid quotes prompting investor lawsuits over potential losses.
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Save the Constitution
Valley Forge
National Republican Committee
National Committee
Charles D. Hilles
New York
J. P. Morgan & Company
Republican National Committee
Abe Lincoln
Wall Street
Charlie Hilles
Hilles
Hoover
Real estate foreclosures surge as HOLC gap widens
The Securities Exchange Act framework faces strain amid widespread distress property in New York and nationwide. Foreclosures run about 17 000 monthly with lenders selling at substantial discounts. Analysts warn the overhang could take years to clear as overbuilt listings drag on prices 10 to 70 percent below new construction costs.
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New York
HOLC
Unrest in Labor Market Hinders Fall Industrial Outlook
Unrest persists as labor conditions stay harsh and industrials brace for a busy fall and winter. Businesses expect a strong activity period but remain unsure how labor will respond and influence output and profits this season.
Labor unrest looms as strikes test Roosevelt policy
The text portrays anxiety over prolonged strikes in textiles shipping heavy machinery and auto lines. It cites President Roosevelt’s stance on ending stoppages and notes the Camden ship building case where a strike halted Navy battleship construction. Critics question federal interest in stopping harms to the construction program and warn labor unrest may hinder economic recovery with coastwise strike-breakers preparing to work in November.
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Roosevelt
Camden
Planta
Povertimes Batch of Airplanes in Military Plans
A report notes a batch of airplanes tied to the My Army and Marine Corps program, involving several hundred million dollars. The piece cites McClure News Syndicate as the source.
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Army
Marine Corps
Cayright McClure Newspay Syndicate
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Altman & Ackerman
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