Butler's Charge Of Plot To Seize U S Government
General Butler testifies before a congressional committee alleging a Wall Street backed plot to overthrow the U S government and install a dictatorship. He claims leaders offered money and leadership roles to generals and veteran groups while others call the story a publicity stunt.
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General Butler
Takoe
Smedley D Buller
Congressional Committee
Ibi
Wall Street
Unitedtates
John W. McCormack
New York
General Sutler
New York Evening Post
Putler
Gerald PL. MacGuire
Stock Exchange Fim
Grayson Mpd
Murphy and Companys
Soldice
Washington
MacGuire
Roosevelt
Mussolino
Italy
Douglas MacArthur
United States Army
Haford MacNiter
American Legion
Macarthur
AnneNider
Mactuire
Murphy
Robert S Clark
Stork T
Cetonc
Clark
Chiengze
Tutler Clark
France
Tutler
McCormack
Ita
Labor dispute looms as steel workers face contract tension
The text notes friction between President Roosevelt era proposals and the steel industry. Labor leaders led by William Green reject a majority rule plan tied to the American Federation of Labor. They argue the plan enables minority groups or company unions and favors a minority contract approach. The outcome remains unsettled amid government hesitance toward rupture.
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National Labor Relations Board
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
3. F. Goodrich Company
Akron
Oho
American Federation of Labor Union
NIA
Labor Board
Goodyear Rubber Company
Coolyear
Prestone
Goodrtch
Lhatry
Ashe
Roosevelt
United States
William Green
AT of L
Euch
National Labor Relations Boards
Federation of Tabor
Greens
Gcrapera
Leanessee
Francis Biddle Named To Labor Board Post
Francis Biddle, from the Biddle family, is selected to head the national labor relations board. Previously a partner at Barnes Biddle and Myers, he served as assistant district attorney for the eastern district of Pennsylvania. His new role focuses on resolving labor disputes tied to the recovery efforts, especially cases involving collective bargaining.
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Diladlt
Broosevelt
Fe Challman
National Labor Relation Ta Board
Tranciis Biddle
Fammily
Cloyd
Kt Tirrison
Dionn
Law School
University of Wisconsi
Francis Biddle
German air fleet threat spurs French aviation effort
7 RANCT notes concern over Germany building a large air fleet of modern paranit and bombing planes. Gen Vietor Denain estimates 700 to 1190 Reich machines by Tannary and urges funding about $230 million to regain ground lost by French aviation. Program already underway with $32.1 million spent from non appropriation for modernization.
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7 Ranct
Germaan
Vietor Denain
Air
Tannary
France
Chamber of Deputies
United States Proposes World Arms Control Plan
Ambassador Wilson in Geneva previews a U S plan for international arms traffic control and full publicity to curb secret arming. The proposal calls for five year production limits on munition makers, no reserve stocks, bona fide orders, and public license reporting to a Geneva central committee with a permanent commission from each signatory union to investigate transactions.
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UGH RR
Wilson
Switzerland
Wil
Geneva
United States
Nerloda
Jubilee celebration for Carol Inn Moundelein bishop consecration
Catholic leaders from around the world gathered in Chicago for the silver jubilee of Carol Inn Moundelein who was consecrated a bishop 25 years ago. The pope sent personal greetings and blessing.
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Otabi
Chicago
Carol Inn Moundelein
RISMINEG TOOSrs TriT Revisits Warm Springs Amid National Duties
The figure, enjoying baths and rest at Warm Springs, remains in touch with Washington and hosts ambient visitors. At a press conference he announced plans to lead his birthday on January 10 to support the national committee organizing birthday balls for Infantile Paralysis sufferers.
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Washington
McCarl Blocks DC Housing Project Under ERRA Limits
Justice McCarl rules federal emergency relief act cannot fund real estate purchases for housing development. He says the act targets temporary relief and would not cover acquisition of land or construction for homes. The ruling affects a program to rehabilitate 80 000 farm families and sell land to them.
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Gentral
McCarl
Steller
Harry L Topkings
District of Columbia
Me McCarl
Industrial leaders map plans for postwar recovery and reform
President Souse seli and business chiefs push for a coordinated recovery strategy. The United States Chamber of Commerce forms a six man committee led by Silas Striwn to draft plans with agricultural groups. Discussions cover government role, public works, budget balance, and employment, with a National Economy League petition advocating $55 000 000 in relief and tax measures.
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Souseseli
Nntlen
Henry Uarriman
Unied States Chamber of Com Inerce
Baard of Directors
Silas Striwn
Chicago
Chamber
National Association of Mamufacturers
United States
New Yark
Teosevelt
John Foiskob
Democratic Party
Congress
National Eeonomy League Fis
New Federal Body Proposed to Regulate Concerted Trade
At a New York convention the executive rector of the national emergency council proposed a federal body combining ANA and the federal trade commission. It would regulate concerted trade in the "high night zone" under trust laws and push permanent AMA legislation. He opposed price and production controls and argued for banning minimum wages and hours to curb unfair competition and dishonest business practices.
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Dita Soundnet
Government Shake Up Aims At End To Duplication In Agencies
Washington plans propose consolidating ten federal loan agencies under cabinet policy to end overlapping programs and waste. President Roosevelt considers cutting back agency staff and tightening control while pursuing currency export reforms and a broader push for economic recovery.
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Washington—Administration
White House
R Roosevelt
Lome
Ioan Corporation
Home Loan Board
Cabinet Committee
Horsewife’s Idea Box for Fine Sewing
Instructions advise keeping hands free and dry during fine sewing by using a solution of alum and water. Dip hands before starting, dry thoroughly, to prevent dampness and trouble while sewing.
Key to Heredity Found by Busy Scientist
Scientists uncover a giant chromosome in the salivary glands of the yeast fly, about 70 times normal size, offering a clear view of genes. The model suggests 2000 to 3000 genes per cell with 600 genes identified. individual genes govern traits like eye color and wing spots.
Not True Charity and Publicity Glad of Charity
A reflective line from Henry Ward Beecher questions if public praise fuels charity more than genuine benevolence. The speaker ponders whether favor and notoriety, not true mercy, drive visible deeds.
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Henry Ward Beecher
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