Father Coughlin In St Louis Argues For Social Justice
Father Coughlin speaks in St Louis urging the National Union for Social Justice. He claims the Federal Reserve bankers controlled funds and caused 1929 inflation while calling for solidarity among labor farmers and small business against banker rule.
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Zoo labor dispute sparks calls for democracy and unions
The piece condemns the Charter Administration and Hoover Republicans for labor policy at the zoo. It praises union rights and predicts tension as the Wagner Bill moves through Congress. The author envisions electing a truly democratic City Council and staging a symbolic elephant parade.
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Roosevelt Outlines Social Aims At Press Conference
President Roosevelt, at a brief press conference, explained the social objectives of his administration. He said the aim is to increase security and happiness for a larger number of people across occupations and regions, broaden wealth distribution, provide summer recreation, prevent starvation in old age, and ensure honest business can profit while everyone can earn a living.
Rome Belt Threatened Bluff No Real Mussolini Exit
London views reports that Mussolini will bolt the League of Nations as mere bluff. British government says there is no real intent to leave, discounting dispatches as likely exaggeration.
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