Nazi drive against Catholicism sparks wider political strife
A sweeping Nazi push against Catholicism and youth organizations threatens broader unrest in Germany, with Goering warning priests and authorities threatening prosecutions. Riots flare in Northern Ireland and the Irish Free State as sectarian clashes spread amid Oranmen celebrations. Farmers in the Midwest face harvest labor shortages as relief programs shift. A general strike in Terre Haute triggers National Guard deployment, while Roosevelt considers New Deal debates and anti-New Deal opposition. The AAA reports eleven months of expenditures totaling $767 million with remaining funds.
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Federal court losses and a Tennessee Valley power ruling
Federal courts ruled against New Deal policies in three key cases with only one favorable decision. The Cincinnati and Boston circuits struck down PWA land condemnation and AAA processing taxes while New Orleans upheld TVA electricity sales. Harold Ickes signaled continued slum clearance in modified form. Chester Davis warned that ending processing taxes would end the AAA.
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Senate clashes over social security amendments and rhetoric
Congressional debate intensifies as conferees settle differences on the social security bill with a private pension provision opposed by Roosevelt. Senator Schall inflames passions accusing the president of nearness to Mussolini, while Robinson, Black, and Bone denounce him. Lobby investigations reveal telegrams used to influence the bill, and Senator Lewis urges Britain to cede possessions to settle war debts amid Ethiopian crisis and prewar tensions in Europe.
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Anti New Deal Propaganda Tactics Target Roosevelt in War Era Debate
A speaker describes coordinated anti Roosevelt propaganda financed by Wall Street aligned groups. He accuses high priced writers and prominent figures of shaping opinion through conferences and media appeals to undermine the New Deal and Roosevelt’s renomination. He cites Luncheon campaigns and social events as channels for spreading bias and questions Breckinridge loyalty while highlighting partisan manipulation.
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Breckinridge
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Wilson
Ttis
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Kentucky
Joe Cannon
Cal Coolidge
Elihu Root
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Warren G. Harding
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