Debates On Roosevelts Cabinet Plans And European Talks
Washington discusses debt talks with Britain and potential Roosevelts Cabinet picks as the new president weighs foreign policy. Senate figures criticize or back the approach while Germany and France form new governments and Hitler rises to chancellor amid growing political turmoil.
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France faces cabinet doubts as taxes fuel crisis
French cabinet under Daladier presented to the chamber of deputies with a budget aligned to the predecessor’s program. Widespread tax protests emerged as business groups and smaller traders adopted resolutions threatening shutdowns if tax burdens rise. In Japan, Uchi da recalls delegates from Geneva amid League deliberations on Manchuria. Armers resist mortgage foreclosures across the Midwest, with insurers suspending foreclosures in New York. Continuous political fights in the US signal beer and wine bill delays and repeal efforts. QH Galsworthy dies in Hampstead after weeks of illness.
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Inflation talk and three paths to inflation in congress
The piece outlines confusion over inflation, links it to a potential April congressional session, and explains three inflation methods: expanding the money supply, increasing paper money without gold, or creating a new dollar. It discusses currency versus credit inflation, silver as a monetary basis, and potential effects on prices and wages.
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Mettur Dam Aims Completion In 1934 Milestone
The Mettur dam in South India touted as the British empire's largest masonry project progresses toward completion by September 1934. It features 54 million cable feet of stone and cement costs estimated at 3.5 million dollars. A 95 foot waterfall spans 630 feet, with irrigation expected to reclaim a million acres.
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Doctors Treat Coughs With Creosote Based Remedy
The article promotes Creomulsion as a quick effective cough and cold treatment containing creosote and six other medicinal elements. It claims long standing colds respond to the remedy and guarantees money back if not relieved. It urges keeping Creomulsion on hand for persistent coughs and warns of lingering illnesses.
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Heroes Quote: Life Would Be Pretty Awful Without Heroes
Peter B. Kyne states that life would be very difficult without heroes. The remark emphasizes the value of courage and sacrifice in society.
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