Moley as Roosevelt adviser reshapes power dynamics in New Deal
In a 1930s World at a Glance, Raymond Moley emerges as the unofficial conduit between the White House and powerful forces in industry and finance. The piece notes Moley's influence on speeches and appointments, his role in steering Big Business toward the New Deal, and his status as intermediary amid sweeping economic change.
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Funeral services for Alfred Geisel in Cleveland
Fred Geisel, 47, was buried in Cleveland after a sudden heart attack at work. He lived on the former Arthur Holmes farm with his wife and seven children, five at home. He had been employed in a Cleveland shop due to health, with his death occurring Thursday at work. Clyde Bradley attended the funeral.
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