Roosevelt plans secret cuts and relief fund changes
The article notes President Roosevelt probing budget cuts of 500 million and shifting 4 billion in work relief funds, with reports suggesting possible large unspent sums for the coming year. It discusses political maneuvering around the Townsend plan and Hull's diplomacy, plus White House press scrutiny and staff hustle to shape headlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Kio
RFC
PWA
Treasury
Morgenthaus
FDR
Metropoltan
White House
Congress
Cabinet Prospect and Banking Debates Amid Turbulent Times
A fragmented report covers political maneuvering in Washington and New York. It notes discussions on overwork in retail chains, potential bank actions shaping federal debt, and hearings tied to utility regulation while Cuba delays elections under Mendieta. The piece blends business scrutiny with political conjecture and regulatory tensions.
Thanksgiving visits across Huntington area
Huntington December notes Thanksgiving gatherings as Mrs. Lorence and Jake Wagoner joined Fred Lorence and family in Wellington. R. A. Cassell and Mrs. L. D. Gil were hosted by Will Bailey in Sullivan. Paul Wm and wife spent the holiday with her mother, Mrs. C. A. Rugs, and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Ate Lorence
Jake Wagoner
Fred Lorence
Wellington
R. A. Cassell
L. BD. Gil
Will Bailey
Sullivan
Paul W Mn
C. A. Rugs
Local Social Roundup From Spencer and Surrounding Areas
Mr and Mrs Harold Dill visited the Karl Weiderick home in Spencer. Thanksgiving guests included Mr and Mrs Charles Parker and their daughter Anita with the Handleys. Mrs H Dirlam of Elyria and Mrs O H Dirlam visited Mrs Mary Beckley and Mrs Beary Langherr. Martha Denzen spent the weekend in Toledo with Dr and Mrs Paul Wilkinson. About 28 neighbors gathered with the Gahancievs for an evening diversion. Mrs Louis McClaffin learned her sister Florence Belville broke a shoulder on Wednesday November 28. Mrs Louise McClaffin was injured by a falling board but fully recovered. L C Criw and niece Marion were in Ashland for church service at the urch building every Sunday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Dill
Karl Weiderick
Spencer
Charles Parker
Lloyd Handley
Anita
H. Dirlam
Elyria
O. H. Dirlam
Mary Beckley
Beary Langherr
Martha Denzen
Toledo
Paul Wilkinson
Ga Hanciev
Pedro
Louis McClaffin
Florence Belville
Louise MecClaffin
deClaflin
Ing
L. C. Criw
Marion As Rile
Ashland
Murch
Ponnt
Helen Easterda
Thanksgiving Guests and Local Social Notes
Mr and Mrs Lan Koons entertained Mr and Mrs Robert Refal of Nova. Mr and Mrs P M Chapmas and family were Thanksgiving dinner guests at the Claude Simsonson home. Fragmentary text mentions Government spending and a metaphor about money sticking to a finger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lan Koons
Robert Refal
Nova
P. M. Chapmas
Claude Simonson
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Western
Townsend
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Hearst
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Cordell
Jack Rim
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Europe
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Erek
State Committee
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Utah
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Chamber of the House of Representatives
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Joe
Tennessee
George Peeks
Russia
Nome Op
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Arval Adams
New York
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W York
Chicago
San
Upreme
Holding Company
Act
Howard C. Hepson
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Soth
SsLock Shulders
Commission Actare de
Men Jdieta
Cuba
Harold W. Dodds
Princeton
Love
Mendieta
Guo
Roosevel
Rocze
Anne
Paul V. Men
Indiana
Rooseve
Waington
Ussional
Arcerican Legion
Murbach Coal
George 8. Wuhrman
Middle Ave
Mel Cae
Mela Er
Laura I. Baldt
A. Mfor
Teachers College
Columbia University
N.Y
Cronicle Telegram
Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
BONDS
George Taylor & Co
Checker Cab
Wade Williams
Mir
Puritan
Schroll Coal
Phe Fas Company
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