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Buffalo Center Tribune

Location

Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1934

Page

6

Roosevelts New Deal tax stance and Saar pact update

Roosevelt signals no new taxes in the proposed New Deal, aiming for a conservative deficit path while relief funds remain. Saar plebiscite may be neutralized by an accord between Germany and France, as leaders push to avoid disruption and maintain League constraints.

Roosevelt Congress Robinson White House Pat Harrison Mississippi Senate Finance Committee Washington Daniel C. Shaper Roper Arkansas Senate Saar Chantellor Hitler Germany Pierre Laval France League of Nations Reichsfuhrer Hitler Sar Nazia Hungary Covenant of the League Czechoslovakia Romania Italy Ante Pavelich Alexander Court of Appeals Turin Minister of Justice Bon Archimbaud Chamber of Deputies Russia Maxim Litvinov Louis Barthou Jean Fabry Archimbaud Europe Daniel C. Roper

Growth spurts do not hinder scholastic progress study says

Dr James Hobson Brookline Harvard analyzed records of over 1000 youths aged eleven to fourteen from the Harvard growth study. He found no significant link between rapid physical growth and arithmetic or reading gains, challenging the belief that speed of growth worsens scholastic achievement.

James Jt. Hobson Brookline Mass Hobson Harvard Harvard Graduate School of Education Doctor Hobson

World's longest telephone line planned to connect Moscow and Khabarovsk

The project aims to establish a telegraph and telephone trunk linking Moscow in European Russia with Khabarovsk in eastern Siberia, spanning about six thousand miles along the Siberian railroad. This new line would form the continent’s most powerful communication link, greatly expanding long distance capabilities.

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