National Recovery Drives Fire Up as Roosevelt Pushes Plan
President Roosevelt and Gen. Hugh S. Johnson launch a nationwide economic recovery drive with 48 state recovery boards and 26 district boards. Public works funding totals over 1.05 billion dollars, including 63 million for Grand Coulee and 11.5 million for the upper Mississippi channel project. Johnson enlists industry leaders to draft codes while balancing wage and hours provisions and preparing for anti racketeering and kidnaping enforcement.
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Oklahoma City
U S Trade Ties Expected After London Conference
Washington observers note the London meeting failed to forge a broad accord but spurred the United States to pursue bilateral treaties. Secretary Hull, back from London, intends to press a new plan removing trade barriers while farm policy aims to reduce wheat acreage and pay farmers to withhold part of their planting.
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Watermelon Day Drives Farm Sales and Local Ads
Nebraska farmer Hugh Nash launches Watermelon Day after widespread ad buys, selling 500 cars and 6,000 melons plus potatoes squash and eggs. E A Ikenberry expands into fruit and roadside sales with advertising, boosting orchard output and cider. Ad experts from Michigan and local growers praise low cost ads and direct farmer sales to boost profits.
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