National Whirligig Sparks Rhetoric Over Roper and Trade
A lengthy column critiques Dan Roper over his handling of foreign trade, citing halved facilities, lighthouse budgets, and missing momentum as Secretary Hull campaigns to recapture markets. It highlights Ickes and Jones maneuvering for profits, and notes Roosevelts tax and asset moves affecting municipal bonds, while outlining defense, economy, and political maneuvering shaping 1934 policy debates.
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Dan Roper
Hull
State Department
Velvet Harold Ickes
Jesse Jones
Hollywood
Ickes
RFC
Broker Jones
Roosevelt
Secretary of the Interior
Allentown Fire Department Reports Record Low Losses
Allentown announces its fire department achieved total fire losses of 22 500 dollars in 1934, the lowest level in the United States among cities with populations over 50 000, reflecting improved safety and efficiency.
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Crack Fire Corps
Allentown
United States
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Safety
Interstate Commerce Commission
Dull Securities Commission
Germany
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Public Works Division
Wellington
E. F. Whitney
Wayne C. Wise
D.S.C
Lorain, Ohio
Elyria
Lorain County Savings & Trust
ROS. Circus
Chronicle-Telegram
Barnett Bros. Circus
the Chronicle-Telegram
Esker & Fox
Esker & Harold Fox
Second St
ELYRIA NEW @ VERD FURNITURE CO
Broad Street
P.S
Pierre R. Smith
National Lead Company
HTS
New Jersey
Studebaker Chemical Co
Middle Ave
Goodrich
Silvertown
Tire Sale
J.B. Dall
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National Motor Fuel Co
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Roehl Oil CO
Cleveland Rd
Oberlin Rd
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