Tugwell faces Senate panel over New Deal ideals
Tugwell tells agriculture committee he opposes Soviet planning and cites farm and research experience as fit for undersecretary role. The panel approves the nomination despite criticism from several senators, while the floor debate grows heated with charges of collectivism and constitutional insult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exford Guy Tugwell
Senate Agriculture Committee
Tutnell
America
Ed” Smith
South Carolina
Henry D. Hatfield
West Virginia
Togwell
Senate
Tugwell
Schall
Minnesota
United States Senate
Secretary of State note to Britain on war debt dispute
Secretary of State Hula sent Britain another note disputing British arguments and stating the debtor must propose terms in good faith. He hinted that partial payment in goods might be acceptable, but the message was cut off by a June 15 deadline.
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Johnson
NEA
Darrow
Sounl
Uncle Sam
Finland
Czechoslovakia
Berlin
Reichsbank
Dawes and Young Looms
Enator
Arthur Robinson
Indiana
Sherman Minton
Mr. Minton
Public Service Commission
McNutt
Earl Peters
Alabama
Bibb Tek
James E. Horton
Heywood Patterson
Scottsboro
A. A. Griffith
Cullman
George Huddleston
Birmingham
Miles ©. Allgood
Maj
Joe Starnes
Hula
Great Britels
Ekome
Mussolini
Aitler
Russia
Soviet Republic
Rumania
Yugoslavia
Maxim Litvinov
Germany
Litvinov
Edward Benes
Nicholas Titulescu
Romania
Europe
Moscow
Japan
Congress
Roosevelt
House
Senate
Tom
Dent
Mr. Roosevelt
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
J. R. McCarl
United States
McCarl
Comptroller General
Western Newspaper Union
Bloomfield
France
West Orange
Thomas A. Edison
Hoboken Terminal
Lackawanna
Manhattan
Millburn
Morristown
National Topics Interpreted by William B
The article discusses a new federal communications commission replacing the federal radio board and extending control over interstate and foreign wire and radio communications. It covers wartime government takeover authority, the Geneva talks, Soviet actions, and Roosevelts broad social reform program with implications for the 1935 congressional session.
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Congress
Federal Radio Commission
Federal Communications Commission
Radio Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
New Federal Control Law Faces Stock Market Shifts
The article surveys new federal stock exchange and security laws and their wide reach from Wall Street to rural schools. It notes potential impacts on investment funds, administration, and the need for restrained, intelligent enforcement to avoid harming finance and credit markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange of Wall Street
Little Country School
Congress
Professors of the Brain Trust
House
Senate
Messure
Littl
Newark and New Jersey Rise as Transit and Industrial Hub
A Geographic Society overview of northern New Jersey shows Newark as a key air and seaport gateway to New York, with Port Newark expanding trade. It highlights Bloomfield and Jersey City industries, Edison’s legacy, and the dense commuter system feeding Manhattan, detailing rail and ship interchanges and daily rush patterns.
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Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
WNY
New Jersey
New York City
Newark
New York
Passaic River
Port Newark
Newark Berbes
Newark In Mary
United States
London
Esser County
Bloomfield
Washington Monument
Holland Tunnels
Natural Bridge
Virginia
Bermuda Caves
Jersey City
Hudson River
Jersey
Mailroads
Harlem
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Hudson
Weehawken
Manhattan Island
Manhattan
Drought Ravages Midwest Crops Yield Tragedy for Farmers
Regions of the Middle West received soaking rains but earlier crops were ruined across much of the area. Secretary Wallace, touring the dry states, called the drought a tragedy for farmers yet hinted at a potential blessing for the country in the future.
Lin Doutra Crowned US Open Golf Champion
Lin Doutra, a California country club pro, captures the United States Open title by finishing at 293 over 72 holes to claim the championship.
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Lin Doutra
California
United States
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Darrow Board
Edward W. Pickard
Weeters Newspaper
Unijan
G. Tugwell
Steel Workers
Pittsburgh
NRA
Arsa
United States Court of Competent
Federal Trade Commission
Baer
Primo Carnera
Carnera
JLYEN
National Treasury
William B
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