Roosevelt radio address outlines labor truce plan
President Roosevelt urges a one month push to negotiate a truce between large employers and employees to curb strikes. He backs private profit, NRA reform, and warns against permanent layoff from industrial weapons while promoting peaceful methods and civilizing reforms. The National Association of Manufacturers and labor leaders react with mixed signals.
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Relief Costs Rise As Winter Looms In Nation
Federal relief head Harry L Hopkins warned that the average monthly cost to support a two adult family on public relief now runs around 28,000 dollars, with higher burdens in the industrial South. Observers fear increased costs and possible riots as counties and charities shoulder growing loads while some unemployed resist making work and entering relief rolls. The Supreme Court prepares to rule on New Deal acts, with forecasts of several decisions next spring. Wisconsin politics show a split between progressive and traditional parties, reflecting national party maneuvering.
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Demographic notes on caregiving and aging parents
The text discusses support burdens for aging parents, noting many Americans have one or both parents alive at various ages. It cites insurance data on the likelihood of having living parents at ages 50 and 60, highlighting rising elder care responsibilities and shrinking pool of parents in older ages. Names and dates are scarce in the readable fragments.
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Try Looking Wiss Dont Grin When Photographed
A vintage quotation on personal poise advises against smiling for photos. It suggests a more distinguished demeanor, urging restraint in facial expression to convey seriousness and confidence.
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