Roosevelt aims new deal to aid ill nourished citizens
President Roosevelt announced a reshape of the second New Deal to extend a larger share of national income to the under privileged. He tied the plan to the steel strike talks, saying a redistribution of income is essential for prosperity and targeting about 40.9 million people he called ill nourished.
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Roosevelt details redistribution of income program agenda
The president outlined a broad redistribution plan touching taxes, labor standards, social security and housing. He pitched debt stabilization, aim to curb loophole tax avoidance, expand minimum wage and hour rules, aid farm tenants, and create a cabinet headed department of social welfare while expanding public welfare programs. He hinted a summer radio address to detail proposals and noted moves already underway.
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Boy 14 Stars As Pie Cake And Cookie Baker
William Thornton Brown a Findlay freshman is described as the town's top juvenile baker. Since age nine he has baked about 150 cakes in five years and now runs a Thursday bake sale to fund a new suit and shoes after his grandmother urged him to sell his creations. He balances Scouts, schoolwork, and a growing aim to become a big business man.
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Colonial Day Tavern Erased By Progress
BOSCAWEN N H The old Bonney Tavern once served stage coaches and has been razed to make room for a filling station Rare paneling and wallpaper from the 1787 tavern will be used in a colonial home in a southern state The cost of living index in the Irish Free State is rising.
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Great Dane Gives Birth To 14 Pups
Stardust the two year old Great Dane at 399 Oberlin road ia had 14 pups ten days ago. Nine remain with eight males and one female, as Mrs Barhyte sells two and gives three away. She plans to dispose of more pups while guarding Stardust and keeping the mother away from the brood. A firm in Tsingtao China seeks to ship human hair to America.
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Entertainer Collier draws New York crowds and fame
New York gossip describes English born performer Miss Collier as a sultry charm maker with wit and stage presence. Her career spans New York Manhattan’s Algonquin and Hollywood cameos, alongside a rise of society cafe acts and notable names like Bergen Raft and Keeler. The piece notes Will Rogers boundless energy and Katharine Hepburn’s prickly press history, ending with a whimsical florist moment.
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Marijuana in schools worries federal officers in Pierre
Federal authorities in Pierre report rising marijuana use among high school youths across the state. Chief W. Gordon of the justice department’s division of investigation notes the drug is common in areas with Mexican populations.
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