Tugwell promoted to under secretary of agriculture
RG Tugwell faces renewed attacks as he moves from assistant secretary to under secretary of agriculture with salary rising from 7000 to 10000 a year. The post, created by Congress, awaits Senate confirmation. The shift aims to lighten duties for Al Wallace and Tugwell, while signaling permanent senior staff placement amid GOP criticism of his theories.
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Conservative Tugwell Defends New Deal in Washington Speech
In Washington, Tugwell denounces radical advisers and asserts the New Deal suits the American character. He argues policy must reflect broad economic reach and cannot be imposed by a dictator or small governing group. The speech urges lawmakers to keep policies aligned with human nature and national spirit.
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Proffoxford GO Lup
Yeil
Tugwell
Laywell
Senate tax bloc wins conference in revenue bill details
The conference agreement on the revenue bill largely follows Senate tax increases amid liberal compromises on income tax publicity and consolidated returns. The only exception is the hours amendment adding 10 percent to all individual income tax returns next year, which the House will vote on separately. The Senate Finance Committee then moves to hearings on the administration’s reciprocal tariff bill already passed by the House.
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Senate Finance Committee
President Roosevelt weighs silver currency reform
Senators favor mandatory silver legislation while Roosevelt mulls a plan for international currency stabilization. Discussion centered on using silver as a major base, with 80 percent silver and 20 percent gold proposed, though no firm decision was reached by the President. The silver bloc urged action, while the President indicated openness to consideration of the issue.
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Natlns
London
Key Cittman
Roosevelt
Lim
Milk control plan withdrawn due to farmer support lacking
HLSIMR GC Davis announced the national milk control program for butter farmers has been withdrawn for now. The plan would have offered dairy producers 105 million to 300 million dollars in benefits in exchange for a 10 percent cut in milk flow from the 1932 33 period, financed by a butterfat tax rising from one to five cents per pound.
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Hlsimr GC Davis
Farm Adjustment Administration
National Milk Control Program
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Atter Farm
Daneda
Rmilk
Cuban exiled leader Machado sought by U S authorities
UBC requested Machado extradition after he fled Cuba amid alleged warrants for brutal shootings. US marshals checked his New York apartment where secretary Tullo Lemmauter said he had left for parts unknown. Cuban authorities aim to fly Machado back, aided by Tres alse plot against Gon Albeeto Tleitera’s government. Machado has since resided in Newark for about six months.
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United States
New York
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Tresalse
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Daiamas
Cuba
Newark
Rail unions reach mutual wage settlement without federal aid
The railway and clerks union settled a wage dispute after federal negotiators failed, with a plan restoring 5.5 percent of cuts through staged raises by July 1 1945 and earlier partial restores. President Roosevelt praised the decision as wise restraint and a good example.
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Roosevelt
Josphir Lastman
Raffran
Did Anybody Ask About Death and War Shipping?
Brisbane This Week discusses a hypothetical 24 hour transit of 111 warships through the Panama Canal and questions the risks if enemy planes attacked during passage. It cites California experiments by Doctor Cornish on revived animals and argues life could be prolonged by overcoming stoppages in vital systems including the human heart.
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California
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Speech by Secretary Wallace on Surplus and Distribution
Mr Wallace outlines agricultural policy and Nebraska farmer plans to prevent social collapse. He argues the nation has excess wheat and cotton and too many people with insufficient distribution, blaming collective stupidity rather than plague or war for social strain.
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Vaults and gas protection guard federal treasure
In September a vast new vault will be completed to store Uncle Sam’s gold and silver reserves. The design includes an exceptionally thick metal door and a deadly gas cloud as a last line of defense to deter burglars.
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Century of life promise and prison reform critique
A reflective column cites Doctor Meakins of Montreal predicting a century of vital life for all, contrasts 50 years ago life expectancy fantasies with modern limits, notes the failing justice system as a farce, and recalls a preacher’s sudden death after posing a heaven question. It critiques reforms and human limits.
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Zoological Garden
Aquarium fish culture blooms with global varieties and care
The feature traces the rise of home aquariums from ancient glassblowing origins to modern tropical and cold water setups. It notes goldfish popularity, global import sources, and aquarium husbandry including diet, breeding instincts, nest guarding, and issues like tank mates and propagation.
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Utah and Idaho clubs plan district convention May 9 20
Intermountain region reports district events from Utah and Idaho including a Parent Teachers convention in Idaho and a potato growers meeting amid irrigation water concerns. Local notes cite new vaccines in Idaho and transport incidents near Fort Douglas.
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Trea
Fedral Transient
Riverdale
Prairie dog Tularemia linked to Hatch boy death
A prairie dog in Hatch caused a boy's death after being infected with Tularemia, marking the first known local case of the disease in this area. Farmers report bumper fruit crops boosting revenue by thousands in the Boise Emmett and Welser valleys.
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