Roosevelt Speaks at Chicago Farm Rally Amid New Deal Support
President Roosevelt addressed about 25 000 farmers and others at the International Amphitheater in Chicago defending the New Deal farm program. He touted rising farm income and defended the Canada United States tariff pact while urging reform of federal fiscal policies and continued support for the Agricultural Adjustment Act.
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Farm Bureau convention backs reciprocal trade pacts
In Chicago the American Farm Bureau Federation endorsed reciprocal trade treaties at a closing convention. The resolution aimed to avoid dissension among delegates and set a united stance on trade policy.
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Chicago
Roosevelt to seek 100 million for social security fund
Administration officials say President Roosevelt will ask Congress for a 100 million appropriation as the initial fund to launch the federal social security program beginning January 1. The fund will support pensions for the aged, maternity and child welfare, and aid to the blind as part of the social safety net. State officials and welfare directors were summoned to Washington to discuss regulations and procedures.
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Authors Paid to Publish in Modern Times Not in the Early Days
Philadelphia Rule tth notes authors today gain advances and profit shares, while historic writers like Franklin Poe Whitman printed at own expense. The piece visits old Philadelphia print shops where ambitious unknowns, amateur poets, and dramatists toil for a chance, amid shelves of rejected works and utopian pamphlets.
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Lovely Louise Davenport at Melas Family Event
Louise Davenport, a young participant, attended a melas gathering hosted by the Davenport family at Melas Park. Local residents reported a warm reception and community turnout for the event.
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Melas
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