Roosevelt aims to place industry under federal control
A broad plan outlined by President Roosevelt and General Johnson seeks rapid federal regulation of major industries. If voluntary codes fail, arbitrary wage and hour rules will be set, based on data from Dr. Alexander Sachs, with lumber and steel among codes reviewed and the cotton textile code already approved. The executive council, a super cabinet, coordinates these efforts amid recovery moves and state actions on prohibition and crime.
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Roosevelt
Hugh&. Johnson
Alexander Sachs
Sachs
Lumber
Johnson
John D. Tennant
Copeland
New York
Senate Committee On Crime
Cummings
Chicago
Detroit
Murphy
Iowa
Vandenberg
Michigan
Public Works Funds Approved for Road Projects
Secretary Ickes and staff rush to allocate the 3.8 billion federal public works program. States and municipalities win grants, with Ohio Massachusetts and Utah finalizing road gifts. Total disbursed reaches 48 million through this grant program for road building.
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Ecretary OF the Interior
Ickes
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Ohio
Massachusetts
Utah
Agriculture Wallace
Federal
Treat
Wats
National topics interpreted by William Bruc
In 1933 the United States paid about $62 million more in federal taxes as new levies offset wealth decline. Internal revenue totals reached roughly $1.616 billion, with state variations. Corporate taxes fell from $630 million to $395 million while individual returns dropped from $427 million to $351 million. President Roosevelt granted pardons to Francis H. Shoemaker and Owen Lamb. Republican leaders under Everett Sanders plan regional meetings to rebuild before 1984 elections, hoping to capitalize on perceived Democratic missteps. Rainbow division vets marked Champagne-sur-Mer anniversary with a Chicago reunion featuring remarks by McArthur, Summerall, Leach, Screws, Tinley, and Donovan.
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United States
Eaders
Republican Party
Everett Sanders
National Committee
Chicago
Sanders
Rainbow Division
Champagne-sur-Mer
Douglas McArthur
United States Army
Charles P. Summerall
George EB. Leach
Minneapolis
William P. Screws
Alabama
Matthew A. Tinley
Iowa
William J. Donovan
New York
Western Newspaper Union
Mortgage and Home Loan Act Aimed at Recovery Paths
The article discusses the 1933 mortgage crisis and the new home loan act. It explains how mortgage holders and home owners may benefit, including bond exchanges, longer terms, and possible foreclosures relief. It notes slow implementation and the parallel farm loan structure led by Morgenthau Jr. It also covers a new double budget system for the treasury and debates its fairness.
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Washington
Hoover
Roosevelt
Wilson
Home Loan Administration
Home Loan Board
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Range of Oven Heat in Baking
A guide to selecting oven temperatures and tools for home baking. It covers using oven regulators or thermometers, estimating temperatures by experience, and specific temps for meats, potatoes, fish, cakes, cookies, custards, pies, and scalloped dishes.
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London Economic Conference
Edward W. Pickard
Executive Council
Supreme War Council
Lewis W. Douglas
Harry L. Hopkins
J. H. Jones
Farm Credit Administration
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
the Home Owners’ Farm Corporation
William F. Stevenson
Hugh 8. Johnson
Agricultural Adjustment
George Peek
Tennessee Valley Authority
Arthur B. Morgan
Federal Railroad
Joseph B. Eastman
Civilian Conservation Corps
Robert Fechner
Frank ©. Walker
National Democratic Committee
Council
Illinois
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Murray
National Guard
Neville
Chamberlain
London
House of Commons
Neville Chamberlain
Mr. Chamberlain
Italo Balbo
Reykjavik
Iceland
Cartwright
Labrador
Shediac
New Brunswick
Montreal
Quebec
Municipal Pier
Lake Geneva
Jimmy Mattern
Siberia
Wilds
Eskimos
Anadyr
Khabarovsk
Nome
Charles A. Lindbergh
Europe
Rockland
Halifax
Greenland
St. Johns
Gecretary
Swanson
Navy
Hugh
Gen
Balbo
Col. Lindbergh
Francis H. Shoemaker
Minnesota
Leavenworth
Congress
Owen Lamb
Shoemaker
Lamb
William Bruc
Te Teel
Farm Credit
United States Treasury
Treasury
St. Joseph
St.Joseph Ca
S. Wis
Peterman
N.Y
Parker
Hiscox Chemical Works
Patchogue
Dr. Peery
Aa Vermirage Wrights Pill Co
Gold Street
Broadway
WNU
Tee
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