Roosevelt Plans Push for Abundant Life Social Reform
The Roosevelt administration advances a broad social reform program with an advisory panel led by Frank Graham. A physician group headed by Dr Learney Cushing is expected to report a revolutionary plan toward socialized medicine. Other committees target unemployment insurance old age security health care and federal intervention in health housing and resources.
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Roosevelt News Conference Discusses Federal Unemployment Insurance
President Roosevelt told federal conference delegates that Congress should consider immediate unemployment insurance, health insurance, and old age pensions. He warned against unachievable schemes while reserving federal control of funds for central management and national use. The plan envisions a tax on payrolls and possible state adoption under Wagner Lewis bill, with heated debate over relief scope and program timing.
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President forms interagency committee to boost federal cooperation
The President appoints a committee led by Secretary of the Treasury to coordinate funds and activities across the Treasury Interior Public Works Federal Housing Farm Credit Farm Credit Administration and related agencies. The panel will report regularly to the Treasury Secretary and aims to improve cooperation among federal agencies.
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Meme Owners’ Loan Corporation
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President Roosevelt Tours Confederate Memorial and TVA Projects
President Theodore Roosevelt visited Warm Springs, Georgia, after stopping in Kentucky, visiting the dedication of a memorial at Lincoln settlement site and viewing the Keanessee valley development laboratory. He examined Tennessee River dam work, Elk Ermitage in Nashville, Muscle Shoals plants, and Wheeler and Wilson dams, then proceeded to Tupelo and Birmingham with Mrs. Roosevelt and Secretary of State Knox. The trip highlighted power, flood control, and regional development.
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French Premier Opposes War Debt Payment in 1932
Premier Flandin and his government resist paying the war debt to Germany, arguing France will not pay more than it receives from Germany. The cabinet seeks an Anglo American settlement as the basis for any debt revision, with talks centering on a 10 percent payment rather than larger sums or in kind.
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Indiana congressman Ri Denick Landis dies in Logansport
Ri DENICK LANDIS the only Republican elected to Congress from Indiana in the recent election died of pneumonia in his hometown Logansport. He was a brother of Kenecaw Landis, the former local baseball commissioner.
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Army Air Corps seeks 500 new aircraft for world leading air service
The Army Air Corps has submitted requests for 500 new airplanes. If approved by the corps' plants, the United States would possess the most modern military aerial armada in the world, eventually reaching about 2400 planes.
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Army Air Corps
Arizona blocks Parker dam work over power split dispute
Governor Moeur declares a war zone on the Arizona side and deploys National Guardsmen to halt construction of the Walker diversion dam. The U S Bureau of Reclamation orders a pause on the Parker chain project until the power sharing dispute with Arizona is resolved. W L Whitsett supports Arizona gaining half the power and urges federal state accord to allow continued work.
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Art Zond
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Larher Dim
Inflationists Split Over Federal Reserve Board Choice
FNALOR THOVAS and fellow inflationists oppose the President's pick for the next four governors to the Federal Reserve Board, favoring Marriner Eccles of Utah who supports credit inflation and government spending to stimulate the economy. Eccles would back financing vast public works and housing programs by creating money through government securities and bank purchases, seeking a $15 billion expansion.
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Government restricts capital export to aid currency stance
The government issues an order curbing the free export of capital from the United States and business leaders read it as a concession to stabilization demands. It does not guarantee stabilization but signals a step toward it, suggesting the administration has abandoned recovery by debasing the dollar. If new currency devaluation moves were considered, the treasury would tighten controls to prevent a wholesale flight of American capital abroad.
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United States
Amercan
Thanksgiving Day Recalls a Puritan Grandmother
A reflective poem segment recalls a Puritan grandmother who toiled and prayed on Thanksgiving Day. The speaker vows to honor her by following the path she carved, keeping faith, discipline, and duty as guiding principles.
Pilgrims Fast Day Proclaimed Before Mayflower Voyage
The 1620 journey from Leyden to America carried a solemn fasting day before departure. After landing at Plymouth colonists faced great hardship and relied on God, with a proclaimed fast on Wednesday July 16, 1023, from sunrise to sunset, devoted to prayer and religious observance.
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Washington Star
President's Guess and Young Voters Theme Note
BRISBANE THIS WEEK surveys the presidential election mood with Ickes predicting an overwhelming vote for policies and urging long term cash relief. Butler criticizes wartime strategy and postwar planning, noting missteps and mispriced supplies in France.
Flandin vows stable France rejects dictatorship
New French prime minister Flandin tells the chamber of deputies that France will keep stability and resist all forms of dictatorship. He asserts liberal institutions will prevail and France will be a logical nation on the world stage.
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Chamber of Deputies
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Senator Borah Denies Personal Graft in Relief Spending
Senator Borah says he makes no accusation of personal graft in relief spending and finds comfort there is no charge of stealing from the poor or the enemy. He reports that Senator Serah accuses the relief administration of waste and mismanagement, claiming about half of the billions were appropriated in vain.
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Mussolini Decrees Labor Duty and Aristocratic Tensions
A fragmented Ottoman sounding passage outlines Mussolini decreeing that those capable of manual labor must work while a living man may feel rich enough to live without work, signaling tensions within Italian aristocracy over labor expectations and national policy.
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Italy
Vegetarian in Alaska Faces Arctic Winter
An Alaskan correspondent describes vegetarian life amid extreme cold. He notes long storage of meat for winter, the freshness of butter milk and vegetables without thaws, and the perpetual summer ahead with three months of sunshine.
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Bulmer
Why Hospitals Use a Liquid Laxative
Hospitals and doctors favor liquid laxatives for precise dosing and quick regulation. A mild liquid laxative can be adjusted to individual needs and avoids kidney harm or habit formation, while Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is presented as a safe, gentle option for all ages and even infants.
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Which Are You A Peculiarity Of The American Socubulary
A Detroit News item notes a peculiarity of the American socubulary describing the stiff as coming to two grales poor and hbeky in a curious regional usage.
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