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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1933

Page

6

National Recovery Act proposed to relax antitrust laws

A committee led by Senator Wagner drafts a National Recovery Act to place industries under a federal board and permit price fixing and wage controls. The bill aims to curb cutthroat competition, set fair prices, and enable industry self organization through trade associations with government oversight. Secretary Berkhman reportedly opposes the measure.

Roosevelt Rongues Wagner New York Brain Trust War Industries Board Washington National Board National Association of Manufacturers FBI Marklman Chamber of Commerce of the United States Soowyelt Congress Tabor Perkins BNE House of Representativs Commerce and Labor Lle Body of Seven Berkhins

Railroads FaceFederal Control Plan Amid Recovery Act Debate

President urges immediate passage of the Recovery Act to rescue railroads from dire straits. Provisions call for a federal coordinator to eliminate duplications, reorganize finances, and extend emergency control for a year with antitrust immunity. Law changes would place railway holding companies under ICC, modify rate bases, and alter valuation rules.

White House Congress Interstate Commerce Commission

Roosevelt Reassures Chamber on Industry Control Fears

At a Chamber of Commerce dinner, N Roosevelt sought to calm fears that his administration aims for bureaucratic control of industry. He indicated that such control would not occur and defended his economic policy stance.

N . Roosevelt Chamber of Commerce of the United States Businega

Opening of Cleagus Century of Progress moved to May 7

The opening date for the Cleagus Century of Progress exposition was advanced to May 7 to accommodate 14 Silent Tensevelt who will be on hand to take a principal part in the ceremonies. He will also officiate at the formal opening of the Great Lakes to the Gulf waterway at the mouth of the Chicago River.

Great Lakes Chicago River

World conference nominees weigh London talks and tariffs

President mulls U S delegates for the June world conference in London while consulting Assistant Secretary Raymond Moley and Morgenthau. Italy and Argentina envoys arrive as Washington discusses tariff truce and monetary issues with leaders including Roosevelt and McDeunalt.

United States Giieva Organization Committee London Nora I. Davis Cndi Erime Vwacdeunalt Air Roosevelt British Board of Trade Walter Runciman

Peru’s president shot dead in assassination

Latin American government head Luis Sancho Cerro, president of Peru, was killed by Abelardo de Mendoza, an Aprista opponent, after a review. The incident marks a violent political murder amid factional strife.

Thomas Te Treton Argertina Ambassadorett le Preton Corps Experia Scretary Wallace Guido Jung Washington Bergan Noosesely Queeniong Augusto Spaia Luis Sancho Cerro Peru Abelardo de Mendoza Aprista Annapolis Naval Academy Board of Visitora Luis M Sanchez Cerro Italy Roosevelt Iowa

Teruvian Congress Names Gen Oscir Benevides President

Reported by the Teruvian congress after the death of conscripted soldiers in the ongoing war with Colomitia Mendo za. Presidential guards killed a regional commander during the crisis and the congress appointed Gen Oscir Benevides as president.

Ing Colomitia Mendoza Oscir Benevides

Sultier Move Aims at Total German Labor Reorganization

The article reports Adolf Sultier drafting German youth into the army after May Day and dissolving free trade unions. Nazi storm troops raid cities to close union premises and seize labor banks, arresting union leaders to clear the way for a state where labor is regulated by profession. It notes Sittler's plan to control the Central Association of German Banks and Nanking Industry and to push broad interest rate cuts.

Adolf Sultier Tellaow Germany Robert Tey States Council Sittler Central Association of German Banks Board of Directora Maison

Resident Rooshvilt nominates Gratton for Tenth Circuit judgeship

Resident Rooshvilt selects Sam Gratton of New Mexico for a federal judgeship in the Tenth Circuit covering New Mexico Colorado Oklahoma Kansas and Utah Bratton will not resign from the senate until the special session ends A Toledo Italianan of Ohio has accepted the post of treasurer of the United States and Dean G Acheson of Connecticut will become undersecretary of the treasury

Rooshvilt Sam Gratton New Mexico Tenth Circuit Court of

Norris bill authorizes NCITSAM panel venture for Muscle Shoals project

The Norris bill passed 63 to 20 authorizing NCITSAM to enter the panel business for the Muscle Shoals development and operation. The board had approved a nearly identical measure, leaving little adjustment needed before sending the bill to the President for signature.

Ncitsam Senate Norris Muscle Shoals Buse

Great Import in Sino Japanese Quarrel Signals Soviet China Pact

The report states Soviet Russia resumes full diplomatic ties with the Chinese Badenist government. Dimitri Bogomoloff presents credentials in Nanking as Beijing eyes a bilateral pact granting Soviet trade privileges while curbing Japanese goods, hoping Moscow aids China in the Viancchukua conflict.

Soviet Russia Dimitri Bogomoloff Atbassaudor Mosecow Nanking Presa Japan China Tlactung Peninsula Manchuria

Germany Denies Aims for Maximum Armament at Geneva

Count Nadolny argues at the disarmament conference that Germany seeks only equal status and defense need, proposing 105 mm mobile guns and abolition of tanks to avoid a rearming drive while noting a committee vote against including storm troops in Germany’s armed strength.

Trmany Geneva Rudolf Nadodiny Prithh Nadolny Germany Gernins County Sadolny Committee On Armies

Revolt Against Machado Regime Reported in Cuba

Meager dispatches from Cuba note a real rebellion breaking out with two expeditions landing near the island's eastern end. The government claims an easy suppression but fighting continues. some outlets suggest the revolt was engineered by the President.

Cuba Machado

Debates on Europe policy and inflation loom in postwar era

The article reviews views on European security and war debts led by Roosevelt and Wilson, notes American reluctance to bear global responsibility, and discusses inflation fears, beer economics, and the Port of Los Angeles gains tied to beer in April. It mentions Salt Lake City church leaders, Mormons, and figures Ivins and Clark.

MacDonald Roosevelt Monsieur Ijlerriot France Staoosevel Europe Salt Lake City Union Pacific Caucasus Woodrow Wilson Mormon Church Ileber J Grant The Mormons Anthony W Ivins J Reuben Clark, Jr Mr Ivins William M Igins New York Mr Clark United Sates Mexico Los Angeles Uncle Sam Canada Andexico Mensico Shipe Vmio Hauser Santa Monica S&39

Daniel W MarcCormick Named Commissioner General

Daniel W MarcCormick is introduced as the new commissioner general of insilgra tion at his desk in the Labor department in Washington.

Daniel W MarcCormick Labor Department Washington

Boston Judge James A Lowell Faces Impeachment Over Virginia Case

Federal Judge James A Lowell of Boston faced impeachment calls after freeing George Crawford a colored man wanted in Virginia for murder. The judge cited Virginia law barring black jurors and risked a Supreme Court reversal of any conviction.

James A. Lowell Boston Congress George Crawford Colored Virginia Supreme Court

Silver Reclaimed From Film Studio Sparks Local Interest

A Lollywood studio reclaims about 2 to 4 ounces of silver weekly from Glas, melting it into bars to sell for coins jewelry and silverware. The dime used to buy a cigar is linked to Maurice Chevyalier Starlene Dietrich and others, while Lona Andre appears in the accompanying photograph with the recovered silver.

Maurice Chevyalier Starlene Dietrich Sylela Sydney Miriam Sopkins Lona Andre

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