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Newspaper
The Peoples Voice
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1935
Page
4
The Philadelphia Record argues that recovery hinges on rapid federal spending to replace lost purchasing power. It estimates a $1.5B shortfall against the year ending June 30 and a $3.133B emergency deficit versus a $4.869B forecast, praising Ickes for near-balance and urging intensified CWA spending to employ millions.
Col Clarence O Sherrill testified before a House committee that he serves as president of the American Retail Federation a group described as a super lobby for chain store legislation. He outlined a salary plan starting at 40000 for year one 45000 year two and 50000 year three. Sherrill noted the federation acts as a clearing house not a stance taking body. He also disclosed a prior Kroger compensation of 25000 annually plus 26500 in bonuses over five years.
Confidential notes to the State Department indicate Japan plans fresh action in China. Japanese military representatives visit Mongolian princes as troops and equipment concentrate near Inner Mongolia.
In New York a public debate erupts over U S and Irish sweepstakes figures. The piece notes Americans split about 3 million dollars in a sweepstakes and suggests much more funds flow abroad. It questions government curbs on such lotteries.
Drew Pearson and Robert S. Allen critique the Supreme Court’s role in striking down key New Deal measures. They argue the Court has usurped legislative power by invalidating child labor laws minimum wage and other reforms, tracing the trend from Marbury v Madison to post Civil War rulings.
John P. Sullivan an anti Huey Long leader and Roosevelt patronage dispenser in Louisiana is charged in criminal district court with operating a confidence game. The charges were filed by an assistant attorney general.
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