Hunger Marchers Parade in the Capital
A large group of six hundred hunger marchers from the Unemployed Workers' Alliance marched in Washington shouting demands and banners. They sought a White House petition but met with Secretary McIntyre and an audience only for a delegation led by David Lasser. He warned of a future mass hunger march if jobs are not provided.
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Unemployed Workers’ Alliance
Washington
Moosevelt
White House
Marvin McIntyre
David Lasser
Alliance
Lasser
Roosevelt
Garner
Capitol
Congress
Bell
Missouri
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Townsend
R. E. Clements
Doctor Townsend
Clements
California
Corporations Weigh Tax Bill Amid Court Ruling
In a broad discussion on the administration tax bill, speakers criticize corporate wealth for resisting new levies while highlighting a Supreme Court ruling on processing taxes. The piece covers SEC constitutional questions, Townsend plan scrutiny, and a shifting political landscape with Roosevelt gaining momentum against Landon.
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Harris
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Arlington
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Mr. Beck
America
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Philadelphia
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Harding
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Illinois
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League of American Nations
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Colombia
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Guatemala
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Mexico
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