German election reshapes Reichstag and regional politics
The article covers the German parliamentary election showing the Nazis nearly doubling seats to 229 but without a majority, the fate of Chancellor von Papen, possible Nazi and Junker coalitions, and expectations as Reichstag meets in late August. It also notes rising Communist strength and regional unrest in Austria and Latin America, plus domestic political turmoil in the United States and related international responses.
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National Socialist
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Junker
Junkers
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State Department
United States
Roosevelt attacks GOP campaigns in radio address
The former governor roosevelt opened his speaking campaign with a radio address attacking all Republican administrations since Wilson for extravagance. In washington observers expected a sharp response from Calvin Coolidge who boasted of cutting the public debt by about a billion dollars. The Democratic ticket gained support from Ely of Massachusetts and from John J. Raskob as national chairman Farley announced Frank Walker as treasurer of the democratic national committee.
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Washington
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F. C. Walker
Hoover
Ely
Massachusetts
al Smith
James A. Farley
Frank C. Walker
Democratic National Committee
Conference moves on re employment and world talks
Washington discussions involve New Englanders and the Hoover administration over job security and joint action. Plans for a world economic conference in London or a signatory nation are outlined with focus on tariffs, debt, currency health, and trade revival.
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Lamont
Rapidan Camp
London
United States
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Cost of Medical Care in America Questioned by Experts
The Cleveland Press notes 200 million illness cases yearly and two percent of the population laid up at any time. It cites 1.5 million health workers and $3.125 billion in hospital equipment, but asks why medical care remains unaffordable for many. Dr. Wilbur explains a reform committee will report this fall.
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Secretary of the Interior
Committee On the Costa of Medical Care
Wilbur
Cleveland Press
Frederic Lonsdale Reflects on Victorian Morals at Tea
English playwright Frederic Lonsdale spoke in Hollywood about Victorian morals being too ideal. He cited memoirs of Carlyle Tennyson and Dickens to illustrate a contrast with a sensational tale of a young man on a moonlit beach who crushes a girl, kisses her passionately, and proclaims her the first kiss of his life.
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Hollywood
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