Senator Robinson Talks New Deal Limits at Warm Springs
Senator Robinson of Arkansas, senate floor leader, spent hours with President Roosevelt at Warm Springs. He said the New Deal plan next January will avoid new tax hikes and keep normal government spending within national income. He noted unemployment relief is preferred to the dole and urged a conservative program to taper deficits.
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OF Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Congress
Robinson
White House
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Senate Finance Committee
Washington
Daniel C. Roper
Roper
Vinson pushes five ships for three under naval parity
Representative Carl Vinson says the United States must reject naval equality with Japan and will press Congress to fund five ships for every three laid by Japan to preserve the treaty. He notes Japan previously accepted a three-to-five ratio but now seeks more. France and Italy may join denunciation efforts.
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Apan
Washington
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Carl Vinson
Georgia
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Japan
Tokyo
House Naval Affairs Committee
Congress
Vinson
Smoldering European Tension After King Alexander Murder
The Marseilles assassinations of King Alexander and Louis Barthou are described as a spark that may ignite a new European war. Yugoslav delegates at the League of Nations accuse Hungary of complicity in the king’s murder, intensifying regional turmoil.
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Alexander
Louis Barthou
Marseilles
Jugoslavia
League of Nations
Hungary
Unrest Rises in Reich as Army and SS Clash
Dispatches from Germany report severe tension as the Reich government imposes emergency orders on army and police. Mor tages for Christmas furloughs are suspended and Nazi storm troop drilling rises. Baron von Fritsch warns that without liberal moves, opposition could grow in war.
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Reich
Reichswehr
Schutzstaffel
Baron Werner von Fritsch
Hitler
Lázaro Cárdenas Installed President of Mexico
The text notes Lázaro Cárdenas, 39, veteran of the Mexican revolution, installed as president on November 20 and described as of Spanish and Tarascan stock and a capable soldier and statesman with five years in revolutionary government service. It also mentions a short divorce trial where Lord Ashley was granted divorce from Sylvia Hawke and costs of about 10,000 paid by Douglas Fairbanks.
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Lord Ashley
Sylvia Hawke
Douglas Fairbanks
Ashley
Bandits Kill Nelson and Chase in Ohio Indiana Area
An exchange of gunfire leaves Nelson dead from nine bullets in Niles Center near a cemetery entrance. Bandits including a woman escape by an agents car as their own vehicle is disabled. Cowley, who killed John Dillinger, led the posse that shot Pretty Boy Floyd. Evidence of the pursuit and escape is found in the same region.
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Nelson
Niles Center
Cowley
John Dillinger
Pretty Boy
Floyd
Indiana
Thanksgiving day in America marks royal London wedding
The duke of Kent and Princess Marina wed in Westminster Abbey on Thanksgiving Day with a royal procession and limited guests including the US ambassador. A Greek Orthodox ceremony followed at Buckingham Palace. Reports note rising luxury spending and charity activity as farm cash income climbs in October and ten months of the year.
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Hanksgiving
America
London
Duke of Kent
England
Marina
Greece
Westminster Abbey
United States
Robert W. Bingham
Abbey
Buckingham Pallee
Germanos
Ake T
Department of Agriculture
Insull fifteen co defendants acquitted in Chicago mall case
Insull and sixteen aides were acquitted on the third ballot after a costly government case. Prosecutors said they did their best. Remaining charges against Insull unsettled, with no clear plan for further prosecution. Rumors of a return to La Salle Street and utilities linger. Also, Senate debates over the St Lawrence waterway treaty continue amid talk of changes with Canada.
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Great Mall
Chicago
Insull
la Salle Street
Senate
St. Lawrence
Lake Michigan
Chicago Drainage Canal
Lake- Michigan
St Lawrence T Aly
Washington Greenhorns Split Over Trade and Living Standards
The left wing of the administration divides on whether to push foreign trade by lowering export prices or to raise American living standards even if exports cost more. Ezekiel argues for expanding trade. Hillman insists workers need higher wages, possibly slowing export growth. The State Department pursues reciprocity treaties, with one already signed with Cuba and several more to be proclaimed. The piece frames the dispute as a return to historic Democratic Republican tensions and notes mortgage finance debates and the silver buying program shaping policy.
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Washington
America
Mordecai Ezekiel
Wallace
Ars
State Department
Guba
Ezekiel
Agriculture Department
George Peek
Peek
United States
Fogle
Hillman
William Jennings Bryan
Congress
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
China
India
Inia
Crocheted Rag Rugs Rise in Quilt Design Interest
For four to eight years patchwork quilters have led home art needle work. The crocheted Dresden Plate rug pattern becomes popular with colorful variations. Rug patterns use grandmother cloth strips or Linkratt woven material and guidebooks offer twenty designs.
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Address Home Craft Co
Dept. C
Nineteenth and
St. Louis Ave
St. Louis
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