Johnson lauds Gen Hugh S Johnson NRA leader and emergency council
The piece argues Gen Hugh S Johnson deserves credit for driving NRA recovery efforts and shaping a permanent national emergency framework. It notes his tough leadership, converting industrialists to support codes, and his role in advancing federal control over the NRA during Roosevelt’s recovery program.
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S. Johnson
NRA
Blue Eagle
Roosevelt
Frank C. Grand Job Walker
Genevaohnson
Johnson
United States
Hugh Sansom
Republic
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Gen. Johnson
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Business Leaders Predict Return of Prosperity Era
Local business, civic, and industrial leaders express confidence that 1934 will bring a resumption of normal economic conditions. Mayors and executives foresee a brighter year with gains in employment, spending, and production as Roosevelt leadership and public projects bolster recovery.
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Spectator
William A. Hennessy
Joliet
Roosevelt
Phil Mack
Central Trades and Labor Council
Labor
Champion Machinery Company
Illiam E. Fay
Aseen
J. C. Adler
J. C. Adler Company
Eugene Dinet
Dinet
M. G. Musser
Public Service Company
Loop
M. A. Greenfield
Kline’s
Boston
Stanley Kohn
Heun
C. and J. Electric Railway
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John H. Carnsey
James McGrath
Merchant
Hennessy
Gerlach-Barklow Company
J. C. MacKeever
Douglas R. Mills
Joliet Township
Lockport
Jay Wardley
Winston
Cleary
Kropinski
Jones
Brumund
Manthey
Ewing
Dailey
Marley
Dischler