Senate Rejects Court Plan and Passes Farm Loan Bill
The U S Senate voted 70 to 20 to recommit the Roosevelt court bill, a crushing defeat for the President, while a 71 to 19 vote overridden his veto to extend low interest loans to farmers for a year. Barkley becomes Senate majority leader, Harrison neighbor finances or party leadership shifts noted. Franco marks second year of triumph as rebels claim key cities and battle rages near Madrid with heavy losses on both sides.
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Sentries at Japanese Embassy Assault Two U S Women
Two American visitors, Mrs. Helen R. Jones of Detroit and Miss Carol Lathrop of Washington, D.C., were attacked by sentries at the Japanese embassy in Peiping. They were charged, kicked, shoved, and restrained by bayonet and barricades, prompting protests from the U.S. embassy.
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Sino Japanese crisis signals new Sino Japanese tensions
The article reports heavy Chinese troop concentrations at Peiping and Japanese mobilizations to North China, with conflicting claims on truces and withdrawals. It notes talks between Chinese and Japanese commanders, evacuations promised around Peiping, and ongoing disputes over Wanpingshien.
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Kiyoshi Katsuki
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Sung
Wanpingshien
Wages and hours bill may span next session
The wages and hours regulation bill likely to push into the next congressional session as lawmakers wrestle with deep conflicts. House and Senate factions debate timing, lobbying pressure, and political risk amid attempts to break a filibuster and shape companion reforms.
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William P. Connery
Massachusetts
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