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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1934
Page
2
Washington insiders report a clash between proponents of the New Deal and critics, with many lawmakers reluctant to openly challenge President Roosevelt. Tugwell faces strong opposition as the administration signals limited reform, while the President aims to preserve capitalism and avoid radical upheaval.
The article notes resignations and shifts in the U S administration. Moley leaves as Assistant Secretary of State while Hull rises as a top cabinet figure and Tugwell is expected to exit. Woodin’s illness ends his active role amid frail health and aging. Morgenthau favors cautious experimentation with money. Gold and silver programs advance and anticipated revaluation of gold looms. Credit expands, money circulates faster, public works tax relief shows impact, inflation hopes rise with prosperity.
The U S Supreme Court upho lds Minnesota moratorium allowing extended redemption for foreclosed homes amid depression. Chief Justice Hughes notes emergency powers may exist but not create power, while Justice Sutherland dissents urging protest against contract encroachment.
A neighbor questions a father's choice to fund college for his son studying dead languages. The father jokes about becoming an undertaker, while a doctor quips about his wife’s hearing as a sign of aging. The husband asks the doctor to tell her himself.
Reilly jokes about Pat O'Rourke drowned yesterday as Flannigan quips that he was a fine long distance swimmer. The gag notes his strong union principles and how he reportedly quit work at the whistle.
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