Debate over League of Nations stirs partisan clash in Congress
The article reports Senator James Hamilton Lewis and Secretary Frances Perkins amid a charge of covert U S entry into the League of Nations through the International Labour Organization. It notes pleas for isolation in foreign policy, Philippine ore deposits, and reactions from Pope Pius XI and King George.
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Mae H. Tineram
Massachusetts
League of Nations
United States
International Labor Organization
Congress
Frances Perkina
Iran
Tinkham
Perkins
API
Jeague
Secretary of Labor
Congress of the United States
James “Hamilton Lew15
Milnes
Senate
Japan
London
Washington
Lewis
America
Americ Giands
United Gates
Pdeace
Europe
Jugoslavian
Bogoljub Vertlich
Hungary
Paul
France
Perchevich
Ante Pavelich
Alexander
Marseilles
Italy
Paveleh
Roosevelt at a crossroads in a sea of New Deal drafts
Washington observers say President Roosevelt faces a crossroads with a flood of radical and conservative bills and many presidential nominations. The administration seeks to balance liberal New Deal aims with wary Republicans, while debates over federal loans to cities and public ownership of power plants draw sharp ideological lines.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Wilslege
Senate
NRA
East
Mr. Roosevelt
Stoosevelt
Hoosevelt
Norris
Nebraska
Senator Norris
Tennessee Valley Authority
Muscle Shoala
Tennessee River
Insull kin acquitted. RFC takes Denver and Salt Lake rail line
Artin J Insull, brother of Samuel, freed of embezzlement charges by a Chicago jury after $344,720 linked to stock losses. In a first for the RFC it will run the Denver and Salt Lake railway, with John W Barriger announcing RFC nominees to operate the line which holds the Moffat tunnel lease.
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L. Charles 4. Lindbergh
Arctic
Lindbergh
Fred G Meijer
Department
Artin J. Insull
Samuel
Chicago
Middle West Utilities Company
Insull
RFC
John W. Barriger
Interstate Commerce Commission
Denver
The Big Trees of California and Their Ancient Story
An illustrated piece explains Sequoia gigantea and Sequoia sempervirens, contrasting California Big Trees with Coast Redwoods. It covers habitats, growth, fire history, fossil lineage, early European contact, and the giant General Sherman as the largest tree, plus conservation efforts in Sequoia National Park.
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National Geographic Roctory
Washington, D. C
WSU Service
Christ
America
Greenland
Europe
Asia
California
Placer County
Tulare County
Japan
Sierra Nevada
Pacific
Francis Drake
Sierras
Evemoow
Zenat Leonard
Calaveras North Grove
John Bidwell
Calaveras
Dowd
Calaverans Grove
Bret Harte
Galen Clark
Wawona
Yosemite National Park
Hale D. Tharp
Three Rivers
Kaweah River
Moro Rock
Sequoia G& Games
Sequoia National Park
General Sherman
James Wolverton
National Park
United States Cavalry
Stephen T. Matix
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Edward W. Pickard
Western Newspaper Union
Perkina
Senator Lewis
Philippines
Tydings
Maryland
Manila
Zambales
John W. Haussermann
Pius XI
Rome
Holy Father
George
British Empire
India
Americas
Bronco Hauptmann
Fremington
K. OS
Bnay
Lloyd Fisher
Betty Gow
Scotland
Englewood
N. J
Miss Gow
Jon
Lindberghs
Hauptmann
Mia Hauptmann
Bronx
Flemington
Haauptmann
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Isidor Wish
Mramann
Parta
Song
Bruno Hauptmann
Anw
Expresa Tran
GB. Borrell
Co Ee
Detroit
Burrell
Major Brind
Oldiers
Great Britain
Sweden
Holland
Brind
Saar
Germany
League
Bremen
South America
Fter
Iver
Royal Dutch Air Lines
Amsterdam
Batavia
Java
Burba Wells
Irak
Williams
House
Robinson
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