Hitler Rearms Rhineland Striking at Locarno Pact
The article reports Hitler denouncing the Locarno treaty and remilitarizing the Rhineland with about 25,000 troops. France and Britain react cautiously as Mussolini pressures France for concessions and Britain signals limited support for allies under threat. The League of Nations seeks negotiations while oil embargo risks widen the Italo Ethiopian conflict and Swiss neutrality amid European tension.
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Hitler
Rhineland
Urope
England
Rhine
Germany
France
Russia
Belgium
Great Britain
Italy
Wetherlands
Lithuania
League of Nations
Europe
Albert Sarraut
League
Poland
Mediterranean
Anthony Eden
Baldwin
Eden
Chanse of Commons
von Hoesch
Demilita
Washington
United States
Benito Mussolini
Haile Selassie
Mussolini
Motta
Switzerland
Seizure of Telegrams to Be Investigated by Senate
Senate adopts a Borah introduced resolution requiring a full report from the Federal Communications Commission on alleged telegram seizures. Senator Steiner condemns the Black committee tactics while Senator Black defends the actions amid a heated debate on citizens rights.
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Senate
Borah
Federal Communications Commission
Black
Steiner
Oregon
Hirota Forms New Cabinet as Japan Faces Policy Shift
Koki Hirota, former foreign minister, forms a new Japanese cabinet and submits names to the emperor. He also takes the foreign minister post while Lieut. Gen. Count Juichi Tarauchi becomes war minister and Admiral Osami Nagano, navy minister. Hachiro Arita says China must recognize Manchukuo and settle North China issues locally, while reaffirming three principles guiding Japan's China policy.
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Koki Hirota
Japan
Hirota
Juichi Tarauchi
Osami Nagano
Hachiro Arita
China
Shanghai
Manchukuo
Tokyo
Roosevelt Opens Sluice Gates at Norris Dam Completion
The president pressed an electric key in the White House signaling the closure of Norris dam sluice gates. The action marks the completion of a phase in the Clinch river project within the Tennessee Valley Authority endeavor.
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Roosevelt
White House
Norris Dam
Tennessee Valley
Clinch River
Free Rein for Al Smith in Party Convention
Ames records show Democratic leaders will not block Al Smith from the Philadelphia national convention if he is seated as a delegate and credentialed. They expect Roosevelt to dominate the gathering and limit any impact from Smith on the New Deal.
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House Committee
Sam B. Hill
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Roosevelt
Treasury
AAA
Supreme Court
Hill
Congress
James Hamilton Lewis
Illinois
Borah
Hastings
Delaware
King
Utah
Knutson
Minnesota
Joseph W. Burns
W. B. Bankhead
al Smith
Ames J. Farley
Democratic National Committee
Philadelphia
Smith
U. K
Old Ladies’ Home
Townsend
Doctor Townsend
Austin
Vermont
Congressional Record
Donald Richberg
NRA
Richberg
Martin F. Smith
America
Engel
Michigan
Peace and Building Dominate Brisbanes War News
In a front page glance through Brisbanes weekly digest, Arthur Brisbanes column surveys Europe for signs of peace as England withholds immediate aid to France over Rhineland tensions. The piece notes US massive public works spending, a new English king, strike responses in Akron, and looming questions about Japan and global conflict.
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Europe
England
France
Germany
Rhineland
United States
Public Works Administration
PWA
Organized Labor
Japan
Russia
Roosevelt and Congress clash over economy and power policy
Roosevelt frames budget balance as congress's fault while backing a cash and carry stance to protect national credit. The piece critiques Republican drift, Townsend plan opposition, and federal power financing shifts aimed at rural electrification, noting battles with the power trust and Liberty League.
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Ashington
Roosevelt
Congress
American Legion
White House
Supreme Court
Treasury
American Liberty League
New
New England
Navy
Naval
Massachusetts
Harding
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Corporation Treasuries
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Tenn
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Giuseppe Motta
Chain Store
Enator Borah
van Nuys
Indiana
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Landon
Gee Landon
Kansas
Cleveland
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Dayton
Ohio
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Glasgow
Teddy
Akron
Herman FE. Werner
Frederick the Great
Napoleon
Department of Commerce
Arkansas
Chicago
King Features Syndicate, Inc
WNU Service
Buck
Earl Godwin
G. O. P. Wheelhorse
Rural Electrification Administration
Norris
Nebraska
Vandenberg
Lou Landon
Frank Knox
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Hlinois
Sam Insull
Dickinson
Town
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Republican Party
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