Officials urge business aid for WPA spending drive
A nationwide broadcast featured Henry A. Wallace Harry L. Hopkins Nathan Straus and John J. Kingman outlining use of federal funds to revive the economy. Hopkins said WPA projects will create 250000 indirect jobs and relief work. Wallace predicted 1 billion in farm orders over two years as slum clearance boosts housing and employment.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
WPA
Harry L. Hopard A. Gray
United States
Nathan Straus
John J. Kingman
United States Army Engineers
Hopkins
Wallace
Wage Law Effects on Industry in Washington
Labor experts in Washington say the new wage and hour law will be eased by current economic conditions. About 200000 manufacturing workers may receive higher pay. Large automakers likely untouched while some garment factories and a few textile mills feel the impact. Fertilizer production in the South and southern sawmills will be affected. Early effects aim to improve the worst interstate commerce conditions.
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Washington
Wise and Otherwise Clarion on Distance and Need
A humorous proverb style note describes how couples quarrel over wealth and appearances, noting rumors spread in tight circles. It warns that trouble travels quickly when one faces pressure and social expectations.
Blue Room described with ornate furnishings and historic clock
The Blue Room features a crystal chandelier and wall sconces, a marble clock decorated with a Minerva figure, and furniture with white and gold woodwork and blue and gold upholstery. It is noted to have been given by Lafayette to George V.
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Minerva
Lafayette
George V
Reporter Dilemma Over Unprintable Hints
A newsroom argument reveals tension as a reporter seeks to publish hints but the editor rejects them for being unfit. An exchange shows concern about what can and cannot be printed and whether a short speech from the chap would be permissible.
Texas senator/morris sheppard directs agencies on elections
General statement from MORRIS SHEPPARD of Texas informing all government agencies under his committee to stop participation in primary and election activities. The move aims to keep government bodies neutral during campaign periods.
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Morris Sheppard
Texas
Senate Campaign Expenditures Investigating Committee
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