The World at a Glance on New Deal Weaknesses
Leslie Eichel surveys both sides of the New Deal debate outlining critics who warn that heavy government spending fuels inflation while others argue stimulants were needed to prevent economic collapse. He notes the core issue as whether Roosevelt’s policies will reshape social order, with business leaders and workers split on pace and scope. The piece reflects a neutral observer’s view of evolving economic and political tensions.
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Social visits and gatherings around River Road
On River Road several families and guests shared visits and gatherings this week. Edith Reichard and Frank Cousins of Grafton visited Mrs. Bell Bailey. Bennie Polaski and family, Fred Schubert of Eaton, Byron Seely, John Mohler and families, and the Pudliche and Farbetta households hosted or attended various calls, picnics, and weekend visits with neighbors and relatives.
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