Roosevelt Frowns On Belligerents Trade Policy Lingers
Washington reports the Roosevelt administration remains opposed to trade with Italy and Ethiopia despite no permanent neutrality law. Two guiding aims persist: pressure against exports of key war materials and warnings that Americans trade at their own risk. A stop gap bill omits these provisions and Senate debate is set for Monday while voluntary observance continues amid unsatisfactory results. Great Salt Lake formation is noted from crustal settling, covering 2000 square miles with an average depth of 15 feet.
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Stanley P. Richardson
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Italy
Ethiopia
Senate
Hull
Hoffman the lone politician who schemes and survives
Trenton Feb 14 veteran governor Harold Hoffman remains a lone political hand despite criticism for granting Hauptmann a controversial reprieve. His career features fearless moves from tax fights to safety stunts, driven by personal judgment to win nine primary and general elections.
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Helen Welshimer
Trenton
N. J
Harold G. Hoffman
Bruno Hauptmann
New Jersey
Hoffman
South Amboy Governor Hoffman Aims for Hard Work and Family
The profile traces Governor Hoffman from city treasurer to mayor and state legislator, noting four terms in Congress and four as Motor Vehicle Commissioner. It highlights his role in safety groups, his four children Ada Lillie and Hope, and his preference for offline leisure, family dinners, and informal hospitality.
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South Amboy
New Jersey
Congress
Hoffman
Eastern Conference of
Motor Vehicle Administrators
National Safety Congress
National Safety Council
Riverside
Governor Hoffman
Secretary Swanson Improves After Pleurisy Illness
Washington February 14 The condition of Secretary of the Navy Swanson gravely ill with pleurisy at Naval Hospital was reported to be much improved at his home. The 74 year old official has been in hospital since fracturing a left rib in a fall February 5. Pleurisy developed after the rib injury and officials say the disease is not an unusual complication.
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Washington
Swanson
Naval Hospital
1854 Charleston Yellow Fever Death Toll
In 1854 Charleston recorded 800 deaths from yellow fever marking a severe outbreak in the city and highlighting a historic public health crisis.
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Charleston
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