Roosevelt plans relief and reform push in new Congress
President Roosevelt outlines a broad program including a $1.5 billion relief bill with housing and public works components, a stricter stock market bill, and measures on reciprocal tariffs and bank deposits. He aims to push these before mid May while sidelining some administration bills.
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Roosevelt
Fletcher Glore
Congress
Atlanta
Ickes
Cummings
Federal Emergency Housing Corporation
Chicago
Wirt
Washington
Committee of Congress
Doctor Wirt
Representative Bulwinkle
North Carolina
Committee Os
Representative McGugin
Kansas
McGugin
Bulwinkle
New York Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
Wirt charges spark national debate on reform vs recovery
Dr William A Wirt Gary Ind school superintendent testified before a House committee accusing Roosevelt brain trusters of aiming to overthrow the U S form of government and install a Soviet system The charges stirred public doubt about New Deal policies and highlighted the tension between reform and recovery programs as Congress reassesses securities legislation and executive power.
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Congress
Gary
Mce Gugin
Lehrbach
Brain Trust
United States
Hamilton Fish
New York
Doctor Wirt
Fish
Wirt
Bulwinkle Committee
Virginia
Hildegarde Kneeland
Agriculture Department
Miss Kneeland
Bulwinkle
Senate
Roosevelt
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Farley
Boeing Air Transport, Inc
Pacific Air Transport
Varney Airlines
National Air Transport, Inc
United Aircraft and Transport, Inc
Lexington
Mass
Washington
Washington News
William A. Wirt
Ind
House Committee of Inquiry
James A. Reed
Missouri
Lawrence Todd
Tass
The
Indiana
Todd
Kerensky
Stalin
Russia
Baloney
Mr. Todd
Stock Exchange
House
Fletcher
Senate Banking Committee
Rayburn
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Uni
Old Word Tory Returns in Political Discourse Through History
The term Tory resurfaces after centuries of disuse, tracing its roots from Irish outlaws to English Cavaliers and American political shifts. It reappeared with New Deal era debates, reflecting ongoing tensions between national and state power and populist aims. The piece notes the 1884 formation of the first Whig party in opposition to Democrats.
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Ireland
Scotland
England
America
New York Times
Dependent Wife Questioned in Mose Case
A fragmentary dialogue shows a wife pleading dependence on her husband Mose in a dispute about washing and starvation risks, reflecting tense domestic pressures and gender roles in the period.
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