Third Party Caucus Sews Seeds for Unified Democracy Movement
A Chicago conference July 5 6 invites liberals and progressive leaders to explore uniting labor farmers and intellectuals. House members Cantonio Scott Schneider Amlie Lundeen sponsor the event aiming for a workable platform whether as a new national party or a regional union. Senator Barklay calls the grass roots group broadly right and wise.
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Chicago
Marcantonio
New York
Scott
California
Schneider
Amlie
Wisconsin
Lundeen
Minnesota
Park Survey Fund Sought To Aid Recreation Planning
The National Park Service requests 3 444 132 from the work relief fund for a survey of national recreational needs. It would create 4 696 jobs including 3 872 semi skilled laborers. The National Resources Board backs the plan to align land use with CCC and PWA programs and widen recreational land from 16 000 900 to 0 000 000 acres. Funds would partly go to Kentucky 74 453 Indiana 91 673 Tennessee 74 453.
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Indiana
Tennessee
Kennedy Calls for Changes in Securities Legislation
Chairman Kennedy of the Securities Commission says changes are needed in securities law and he will prepare recommendations for the next Congress.
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Kennedy
The
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Congress
Local Meetings And Petitions Notice In Cincinnati Area
Tax petitions must reach Cleveland by July 1 with returns due by June 24 to allow processing. North College Hill unit of the National Union for Social Justice meets June 19 at 8 PM at North College Hill High School with Herbert S Bigelow as speaker. A Father Coughlin war fascism debate is set June 27 at Linton Motel with Frank Palmer and Bigelow for the Cincinnati League against War and Fascism. Tickets 25 cents at 211 Odd Fellows Temple. Great Miami Valley Tax Payers Association meets June 21 at 8 PM in Miamitown Town Hall with Bigelow speaking and W E Ragaly presiding on A Power Program for Ohio.
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Frank Palmer
New York
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Cincinnati
American League Against War
Odd Fellows Temple
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Babson Warns Inflation Ahead for Business
Babson predicts inflation and urges Boston business leaders to prepare not fear. He says the dollar is worth about 60 cents abroad and that real property will profit from inflation, including factories stores apartments and other productive buildings expected to rise in demand.
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Babson
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Heywood Broun Attacks Publishers in NRA Talk
Heywood Broun tells the National Industrial Recovery Board that publishers treat codes as land grants, claim freedom of the press while denying worker and public rights, and argue each publisher is a king. He warns without a good newspaper code no good codes will emerge and cites publishers as wielding corporate authority.
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Publisher Authority
American Newspaper Guild
Newspaper unions press publishers to speak on policy drift
A fragment notes unionized newspaper workers feeling boards courts and legislatures fail to settle issues and urge the publishers of America to decide. The piece paints Washington leaders fearing a Hearst objection as power centers contemplate action.
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