World tensions loom as Roosevelt lead fades in peace talks
Fragmentary wires show President Roosevelt urged Geneva talks and world leaders to back U.S. League of Nations involvement, aiming to ease inflation and armament fears. Citizens discuss wool prices, farm relief, and potential shifts in global trade. Local reflections note the crucial moment for international cooperation and economic stabilization.
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