Congress Flees Tax Issue After Farm Budget Boost
Weekly analysis by Joseph W. LaBine reports Congress avoiding tax hikes while expanding the 1840-1 farm appropriation to 923 million dollars including 200 million for parity payments and 90 million for loans. Morgenthau warns against debt growth as Europe and warplanes dominate the agenda.
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Eyes Abroad Japan's China policy and Chiang Kai-shek
Japanese efforts in China have progressed while Chiang Kai-shek still fields about two million troops. Puppet leader Wang Ching-wei aims to establish a separate authority further aligning with Japan.
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Farley Drums Nomination as Democratic Face in Boston
Democratic observers debate Farley potential as president or vice president after his Boston pledge to run this year. The piece also notes cotton loan policy shifts, electrical disturbances from a solar flare, and local incidents from Los Angeles to St Louis, including a court contempt case.
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Farley Sways Democratic Broadway Of Third Term Drama
Washington column surveys internal Dem splits over a Roosevelt third term. It notes Jim Farley as a rising machine candidate, Garner’s stalled bid, and payroll politics shaping convention loyalties. Roosevelt’s silence leaves factions unsettled as leaders weigh floor options and patronage fears.
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Names in the News at Gibraltar Tokyo and Miami Beach
British authorities in Gibraltar detain ex gangster Al Capone during a Miami Beach stop. A physician says the trip left him considerably weakened. In Tokyo the US writer James ER. Young is convicted for spreading false powers. A shortened sentence is handed to Prince Lewis Ferdinand, grandson of ex Kaiser Wilhelm, and the former Russian Grand Duchess Karl.
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Strange bedfellows in third term debate noted by observer
Veteran Washington commentator William Bruckart argues political bedfellows arise around the Roosevelt coattail issue. He says the President has failed to clarify his stance leaving third term advocates in an awkward position.
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