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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1933

Page

8

Editorial view of NRA impact and Child Labor amends

The piece lauds the NRA for higher wages and shorter hours, urging ratification of the Child Labor Amendment before 1935. It praises the Roosevelt program as a permanent revolution and credits Gen. H. S. Johnson with foundational work on the policy shifts.

NRA South Gen H. S. Johnson

Quick Quiz from the Era of Trials and Tariffs

A reader quiz lists questions on anatomy the famous Horton trials posthumous awards the lightning rod inventor Gene Sarazen Colleen Moore a comeback the quote about friendship tariff concessions to Cuba and the state whose capital is Lincoln with a note that the item continues on page 11.

James FE. Horton Gene Sarazen Colleen Moore United States Cuba Lincoln

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