Death Sentence For Two Big Agencies
President Roosevelt’s budget report projects a 1938 deficit of 695 million dollars more than forecast in April and notes a 1.357 billion rise in Treasury collections, largely from income taxes. He orders the RFC and PWA to halt new commitments, signaling their rapid liquidation and marking an end to major emergency lending and relief programs.
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Roosevelt
Congress
New York Times
Treasury
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Public Works Administration
Hoover
Jesse Jones
RFC
PWA
American Way of Advancement Honors Jeffers at UP Dinner
A dinner in Omaha celebrated William M. Jeffers appointment as Union Pacific president. About 7000 employees and families heard radio addresses from railroad labor, management, and government officials praising his rise from a call boy to the top of a major railroad.
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William M. Jeffers
Union Pacific Railroad
Omaha
United States
Jeffers
George M. Harrison
The
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Mr. Jeffers
W. A. Harriman
America
Curing Accident Repeaters in Massachusetts Driving Study
Public Safety writer Edward L. Yardan reports on Massachusetts corrective system testing 500 drivers with the worst accident records. After training, eight months later they logged over 3,250,000 miles with no serious crashes and only three minor incidents. Enforced education could reduce state and city losses at minimal cost. The piece ends with reflections on art and human greatness.
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Public Safety
Edward L. Yardan
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Anniversaries and Birth Dates Highlight History This Day
A roundup lists notable anniversaries from 1734 to 1936 including Daniel Boone James Polk and Warren G Harding with birth and death details. It also notes Washingtons General Orders 1753 Jenny Lind statehood dates 1889 and major birthdays such as Fox Connor Richard Russell Winthrop Aldrich and Harlow Shapley with origins and ages.
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Daniel Boone
Kentucky
Reading
Missouri
Marie Antoinette
James K. Polk
Tennessee
Mecklesburg Co
N.C
Nashville
Lydia L. A. Very
Salem
Mass
Lav. Z. Lever
Chicago
Washington Do
Leslie M. Shaw
Iowa
Treasury
Roosevelt
Morristown
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
Morrow Co
San Francisco
Washington
New York
Jan
Jenny Lind
North
South Dakota
KDKA
Pittsburgh
New England
Felix Mendelssohn- Bartholdy
Fox Conner
First Corps
Boston
State Spring
Miss
U. S
Richard B. Russell, Jr
Georgia
Winder
Winthrop W. Aldrich
New York City
Providence
R. I
Herbert Fleischhacker
James E. Watson
Indiana
Winchester
Ird
Harlow Shapley
Harvard University
Adnan Leonard
Methodist Episcopal
Cincinnati
Today Horoscope Signals Mixed Affection and Caution
The column notes a taciturn affectionate nature that may appear fickle and deceptive when playful, risking slander and opposition. Germany forecasts nearly 50,600 tons of synthetic resins this year, signaling industrial output expectations amid uncertain fortune.
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Germany
Snic
Bible Readings And Meditations Tuesday Reflections
A devotional from Bible readings for Tuesday discusses St Matthew and a parable about hired labor in the vineyard. It laments unemployment’s moral toll, quotes Thomas Huxley on uselessness, and critiques New Deal era labor politics as Roosevelt seeks to unite CIO and AFL leaders behind the scenes.
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Thomas Huxley
America
Labor Split Deepens In Roosevelts Local War
Boake Carter notes the peace party between the C T QO and the A F of L exploding into political action. Both sides vow to contest local elections, signaling a second phase in forming a U S Labor Party. The A F of L will not back C I O endorsed local candidates and vice versa, threatening industry, business and consumers nationwide. Roosevelt faces pressure within labor ranks as the split widens.
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C. T. QO
A. F. of L
United States
Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt blamed for labor split policy and delaying action
The piece accuses Franklin D Roosevelt of gracilitation and procrastination amid a split in organized labor between the CIO and AFL. It criticizes him for not warning against industrial warfare and for risking his political position by hoping rivals would exhaust each other, noting local elections will test New Deal strength.
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Dent Roosevelt
A. PF
America
Roosevelt
C. SO
A. F
Internal social warfare over Roosevelt’s stance and labor factions
The piece portrays McGrady in touch with Senator Wagner seeking a peace formula while Roosevelt faces a choice between dictatorial power to curb labor groups or siding with the CIO or AFL. It warns that such actions would cost millions of labor votes and erode industry if Roosevelt fixes on political power, risking mass disillusion and unrest.
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McGrady
Wagner
Roosevelt
A. F
United States
Lewis
Green
Lkely
A. F. of
America
Not applicable due to fragmented OCR text
Fragmentary passage discusses Roosevelt, urging Congress to enact labor responsibility legislation before industrial chaos. mentions Italy establishing a synthetic rubber research institute.
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Italy
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IRA
India
Erate Ine
Jobs W. Cullen Company
Michigan Ave
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General Motors
New Deal
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Franklin Roosevelt
Organized Labor
Checker Cab
Murbach Coal
Arvin & Stewart
Warner
Brown CO
Lodi St
Elyria
Lorain
Broadway Room
Gould Bldg
Tappan
the Gas Company
Tappan Thrift Gas Range
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