American diplomat warns Japan over naval treaty breach
N H Davis, ambassador at large, tells London press and world that scrapping the Washington treaty endangers security and could spark a costly naval arms race. He supports equality of security and warns Japan of immediate U S withdrawal if Tokyo denounces the pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orman H. Davis
London
Japan
Davis
American Correspondents’ Association
Roosevelt
United States
Washington
Pacific
Far East
Jada
Swanson
Roosevelt plans major New Deal program agenda for 1935
President Roosevelt returned from Warm Springs to Washington with most of his winter program ready for Congress in his January 3 message. The 1935 agenda includes public works relief, NRA and AAA revisions, power development, social security, housing, and budget cuts. Mid-Continent Reclamation association, spanning 19 states, met in Chicago to push a $900 million erosion and flood control plan with a federal survey to test feasibility. The scheme covers canals and dams from North Dakota to Texas aimed at flood control from the Rocky Mountain foothills, proposed by A B Hullt of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Congress of Industry
New York
Raymond Maley
Donald Richberg
National Emergency Council
Professor Maley
Moley
Richberg
NRA
C. L. Bardo
National Association of Manufacturers
United States
Minneapolis
Cleveland
San Francisco
Bardo
American Federation
Congress
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Washington
Pub Ne Works Administration
AAA
Mid-Continent Reclamation Association
Chicago
A. B. Hullt
North Dakota
Texas
Rocky Mountains
Borah
Idaho
Del
Woodrow Wilson
Brandegee
Connecticut
Knox and Penrose
Pennsylvania
Fernald
Maine
Shields
Tennessee
Thomas
Colorado
Henry
Cabot Lodge
France
Maryland
Trelinghuysen
New Jersey
Hardwick
Georgia
Poindexter
Sherman
Illinois
Florida
Moses
New Hampshire
Reed
Missouri
la Follette
Bob
Johnson
Norris
Harold L. Ickes
Interior
Ickes
Turkish women gain political rights under Kemal Ataturk
President Mustapha Kemal of Turkey is hailed as a national idol after granting social and political rights to women. The assembly allows women over thirty to be elected to the chamber and women over twenty two to vote in national elections. Thousands telegram their gratitude.
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Mustapha Kiemal
Turkey
Noadlomael Assembly
Depales
Kemal
Kirov Assassination Shocks Russia Amid Wider Purge
News from Moscow reports the assassination of ERGEI KIROV in Leningrad, with claims of a larger purge as ten Red Army officers allegedly executed for a plot against Soviet leaders. The government denies the plot yet arrests many White Guards, while Kirov receives a state funeral and is memorialized beside Lenin in Kremlin walls. The piece also notes Roosevelt's defense commission drafting an airship plan and U.S. business calls for budget reform amid political friction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ergei Kirov
Communist Party
Leningrad
Stalin
Leonid Nicollet
Warsaw
Red Army
Moscow
Supreme Court
Russia
Kirov
Valhalla
Kremlin
Lenin
John Reed
Roosevelt Aims to Cut Rail Bond Interest and Use World Court Tactics
U S political analysis discusses Roosevelt plans to reduce rail road bond interest for receivership tied properties and possibly others through government backed exchanges. It also notes World Court and League of Nations considerations amid Democratic gains, plus shifts in Ickes housing plans versus private capital funding.
Stamp patterns enable accurate quilting transfers
Quilters learn that reproducing patterns accurately is essential for neat quilting. Perforated bond paper designs with stamping powder provide a simple economical transfer method. Grandmother Clark’s package No MBA offers perforated patterns with sizes from 4 to 12 inches, postage free upon mailing 15 cents to Home Craft Co Depot St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Home Craft Co
D'—Nineteenth and
St. Louis Ave
St. Louls
Double Duty Meaning Of Hospital In English History
The article discusses how the English term hospital has carried two senses since the past, serving as a medical treatment facility and as a retreat or almshouse for the poor and infirm, a double duty not paralleled by the French hogoplee.
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Edward’ W. Pickard
Western Newspaper Union
N. H. Davis
Jugoslavia
Hungary
Igoslayvia
League of Nations
Kacebus
Council of the
Saar
Wip
Merre Lava
Germany
Anthony Eden
Ecouflels
Great Britain
Hitler
Berlin
Foreign Office
Geoffrey G. Knox
League
The
Italy
Poland
Europe
Riddell
England
Lloyd George
Nalson
Lord Riddell
Honduras
Copas
Cabanas
Santa Rita
Desident
Commission
Usiness
Chamber of Commerce of
Brain Trust
Jas
Sergei Kirov
iBy Carter
X.Y
Treasury
R. I
Senate
World Court
Engue
Eed
Ahd
White House
Clank
S.S.S
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