Britain Invited to U S Debt Talks and Roosevelts Likely Cabinet Picks
The Hoover administration invites Britain to discuss war debts with March conferences and potential reductions. Separate talks may follow with defaulters such as Italy and Latvia. Roosevelt signals possible early cabinet selections, with Mr Farley likely as postmaster general.
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President Hoover vetoes first deficiency bill with $81 million in appropriations
The House sustains the veto by 168 to 18 as President Hoover and Attorney General Mitchell deem unconstitutional a provision that would place control over substantial tax refunds from income gift and inheritance taxes in a joint congressional committee. Senator McKellar signals another attempt to remove treasury control over refunds.
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House Rejects Military Training Camp Plan Amid Budget Fight
The House rejected proposals for citizen military teaming camps as an economic move, adding an appropriation to continue the program. The War Department also received a separate $500,000 allocation in the budget dispute.
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Parade plan details point to large civic display led by Pershing
A stillvizural 3 parade headed by Rear Admiral Cary D son aims for a big show despite President Roosevelt's request. The committee sets a 10,000 marcher limit over four divisions to pass the stand in four hours, with General Pershing leading. ANADA scores a victory in a rum running case from the Nova Scotian ship Mazel Tov, where the Supreme Court held that British and Canadian registry vessels may be boarded only within one hour of sailing distance, adjusting tariff precedents.
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Jugoslavian King Alexander Visits Romania for Armament Talks
King Alexander of Jugoslavia and Queen Marie with Bosko Jestich spend a family week at Sinaia to seek a united front with Romania on equal armaments for Geneva talks. Bucharest sources note aims include Imitate pressure on Germany and gain Romania’s backing against alleged armament flows into Hungary. A private meeting may also discuss restoring King George of Greece to the throne to win Saloniki harbor access for Jugoslavia.
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Conflicts and diplomacy mark week in Americas and Asia
News notes describe Colombia amid Leticia dispute with Peru and a Colombian flotilla nearing Leticia, Peru asking the League of Nations to halt force, and Japan moving toward withdrawal from the League over Manchuria. In Washington, Roosevelt’s looming extra session faces budget, taxes, unemployment, war debts, and banking reforms, with farm relief, prohibition, and veterans’ bonus debates ahead.
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Montana Woolgrowers Hear On Range Sheep Costs And Trends
The 1931 to 1934 Montana range sheep study shows that operators face high fixed charges and large investments. Operating costs fell 35 percent from 1928 to 1931 while income dropped about 60 percent, leaving only seven of 70 ranches covering cash costs. Experts warn continued pricing may force major reorganizations and loss of local know how. Also notes Bozeman will host the 1934 Poultry show, postmasters meet at Lewistown, and Two Calf and Chief Two Guns White Calf to attend Roosevelt inauguration.
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Washington
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North Montana
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University of Illinois to Lose President Dr Harry Chase
University of Illinois will bid farewell to President Dr Harry Weedburn Chase after about two years at the helm. Chase has submitted his resignation effective at the end of the current academic year to become chancellor of New York University.
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