Mussolini Abolishes Chamber of Deputies in Fascist Reform
In a speech to the council of guilds on the Fascist party’s seventeen anniversary Mussolini announced drastic measures. He abolished the chamber of deputies replacing it with a council of guilds and moved to organize large industries into government run “key industries” while preserving small private firms. He claimed the reform would boost economic self sufficiency and national defense.
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Eastern distrust of Locarno talks alarms Poland and Russia
Karl Radek in Moscow says Russia will bolster defenses with 1.3 million troops and dismisses Locarno powers' plans as non existent. Warsaw grows wary of London talks and reports of secret negotiations, as Col. Beck warns of a German free hand in eastern Europe and possible treaty revisions.
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Josef Beck
Hitler defies peace moves as crowds pledge loyalty
Hitler in Breslau dismisses proposed settlements from Locarno powers, vowing no compromise in policy and sovereignty. Flood relief expands nationwide with $43 million in aid. Red Cross and guards aid victims in 18 states. Roosevelt plans a Florida fishing cruise aboard the Potomac after stops in Arizona and Texas politics.
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Fred the Watchdog and the Exploding Radiator
A faithful gatekeeper named Fred never left his post beside a hot radiator and ignored a ringing telephone. When he finally answered, a blast ripped through the hall, blowing the radiator to pieces and nearly killing him, yet his disobedience saved his life in this eerie tale.
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Queens of Ulster: Ancient Ireland’s Feminine Rulers
A New York World Telegram feature recounts legendary Irish queens and feminine rule. It notes Scota and the Danaans under three sister queens Eire Banba Fiola, cites dress colors of royalty, and mentions Queen Macha, born in Ulster, who ruled all Ireland for seven years.
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Garibaldi inspired garibaldi fashion in Scotland
The Glasgow Herald recalls the garibaldi shirt blouse of the 1860s and 70s. It was a buttoned front garment with a belt at the waist, named after the Italian patriot who visited Scotland in 1863. Eyre-Tood notes the style mirrored Garibaldi’s portraits and tied to his romantic career as sailor, freedom fighter, and naval commander.
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Clearfield
Fred
George Eyre-Tood
Glasgow Herald
Scotland
Sicily
Chinese Shops Face New City Regulation Orders
Nan king municipal government announces regulation affecting all urban areas requiring Chinese shops to comply with specified urban order. The move targets market areas and street vendors to enforce orderly commercial activity under municipal rules.
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Roosevelt plan taxes and relief promises reshape economy
Washington analysts say absorbing 500000 more private sector workers is needed to cut relief costs, with $400 million saved if private hiring rises. Roosevelt aims to shift to WPA, curb boondoggle projects, and consider tax changes on corporations and dividends, affecting hours, subsidies, and pricing.
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