Roosevelt Speaks to 25000 Farm Pioneers in Chicago Rally
President Roosevelt defended the New Deal farm program before the American Farm Bureau federation at the International Amphitheater in Chicago. He cited rising farm income and endorsed reciprocal trade talks with Canada while addressing deficit concerns and administrative reform.
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United States Supreme Court
Hoosac Mills
Roosevelt
Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
International Amphitheater
George N. Peek
Canada
United States
Peek
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame University
Federation
Edward A. O'Neal
Alabama
Nations meet in London to open naval conference
Representatives of the United States Great Britain France Japan and Italy gather in London for the international naval conference. Japan seeks parity with the two sea powers but is met with rejection. Talks hint at 1937 air mail and passenger routes across the Atlantic with four weekly round trips once service begins.
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Dessye
League of Nations Committee of Five
Africa
United States
Japan
London
Stanley Baldwin
Norman H. Davis
Roosevelt
Osim! Nagano
Mediterranean
China
Washington
Atlantic
Canada
Newfoundland
Irish Free State
England
Porto Rico
American
Congressman Hoeppel and Son Found Guilty in DC Conspiracy
John H Hoeppel congressman from California and his son Charles were found guilty by a District of Columbia jury of conspiring to sell a West Point appointment for 1000 dollars. They were released on bail pending a new trial. Hoeppel, elected in 1932 and re-elected in 1934, is fifty four. his son is twenty one.
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California
Charles
District of Columbia Supreme Court
West Point
Hoeppel
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Vandenberg
House
Roosevelt
Industrial council plan collapses amid protests and walkouts
Grance L Berry, industrial coordinator, failed to rally delegates for a proposed Industrial council as major groups declined participation. A two day conference ended in disorder with boos and near fights. Many delegates left, fearing government leverage on private business, while labor unions backed Berry hoping for a 30 hour week and licensing of all industry.
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Grance L. Berry
Berry
Washington
Roosevelt
Cairo unrest prompts Egyptian constitutional restoration
Rioters in Cairo attack British targets and press for the 1923 constitution. Premier Nessim Pasha and his cabinet threaten resignations but yield to avoid 1919 style disorders. King Fuad, with Britain’s consent, signs a royal decree restoring constitutional government, though Britain retains control of foreign affairs and the protectorate.
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Cairo
Egypt
Premmier Nessim Pasha
Miles Lampson
Nessim Pasha
Great Britain
Fuad
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Britain
Chinese provinces gain de facto self rule under Japanese protection
The Nan king government led by Chiang Kai shek allows Hopei and Chahar to adopt a political council granting 30 million residents virtual self rule. Nanking keeps foreign affairs finance and military control while appointing officials and denying real independence under a loose Japanese backed framework.
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China
Nanking
Chiang Kaishek
Hopei
Chahar
Supreme court denies review in Hauptmann Lindbergh case
The Supreme Court refused to review Bruno Hauptmann's conviction for kidnapping and murdering the Lindbergh baby. His lawyers had warned of seeking a new trial if review was denied and planned appeals for clemency, while the ruling ends a final avenue to escape the electric chair.
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Runo Hauptmann
Supreme Court
The Housewife Op of IniereSt 10 in Ca
Soot water is excellent for plants and should soak in water for a week. Lacquered furniture with gold designs is highly prized for its smooth eggshell finish. If cake mix is too stiff beat in an egg gradually to reach desired thickness. Oak leaf ash trays of hammered silver add tableware harmony. To prevent shoulder straps slipping, sew tape and snap fasteners at the dress shoulder seam.
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Bones Wanted For Bone Meal Delivery
Advertiser seeks clean white prairie bones for bone meal production. Pay ten dollars per ton for deliveries to Western Bone Meal at 18th and Montana Avenue, Billings, Montana.
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