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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1933
Page
2
The article states orders will extend reenlistment for six months for all who wish to continue. It notes 2,104,575 men in the corps including 95,000 former service members, with the forestry arm in 1,438 camps nationwide and government costs around 20 million dollars monthly.
President Roosevelt and Gen Hugh Johnson mobilize a national recovery program as 48 state recovery boards and 26 district boards are appointed. Public works funds release billions for Grand Coulee and other projects, with wage rules debated by industry leaders and labor officials.
In Washington oil industry leaders pressed for federal controls while factions debated the petroleum code. President Johnson delayed price fixing until production control effects are studied. A mining strike in southwestern Pennsylvania erupted with 30,000 miners out, prompting Governor Pinchot to deploy state troops after clashes with a sheriff. The National Coal Association pressed for investigation, designating Edward F. McGrady to probe the strike region.
Leaders in both enal and steel code discussions argued over open shop versus Watons. Steel men excluded the open shop clause to aid settlement yet affirmed support for current employee councils to carry on collective bargaining. Mer Johnson insists on codes providing advisory councils. The administrator reiterated NRA Lamont’s old stance on how bargaining should proceed.
Assistant Secretary of State Raymond Moley outlines a plan to marshal federal power to fight kidnapping and racketeering. The recovery act would override antitrust limits to support industry agreements and a specialized national police drive, citing high profile ransom cases and recent abductions.
Notes indicate civilian council conversations are considered satisfactory by the administration, prompting plans to move forward. The item hints at ongoing endorsement and forthcoming actions based on the corps' input.
The Cuban situation grows tenser as Ambassador Sumner Welles presses Machado for cabinet changes amid protests by Havana schoolteachers and veterans seeking pensions. A sugar quota dispute could ease or worsen unrest, while Japan and U.S. defense concerns loom over regional stability.
Westers Lord longtime editor of the New York Sun and admired by two generations of journalists died at eighty three. His reporting colleagues recalled his calm temperament and he never spoke unkindly to any man in his position.
The readable text describes a revolutionary event where a subset of people won voting rights previously denied to certain families. It mentions state support, and two eco princes chosen by a religious authority. The fragment references Anderras and a High Court role in a 1931 Western setting.
The piece parodies economic talk with quotes about President Roosevelt and wage codes, notes a Detroit trip for the automobile code, and references a gentle rebuke to employers. It then shifts to a geography digression about Gondwanaland, describing a vast ancient continent with coal, iron, and gold beneath the sea.
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