States Move to Enter League via Back Door Debate
George H. Tinkham accuses Frances Perkins of slyly advancing U S entry to the League of Nations through the International Labour Organization while Senator James Hamilton Lewis rebukes entangling treaties and warns isolation is safest. Lindbergh trial updates and war material finds in the Philippines noted. Pope Pius XI King George Roosevelt comment on peace. Major Brind leads troops into Saar for plebiscite. Ulrey plane crash ends in desert.
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Eorge.h. Tinkham
Massachusetts
League of Nations
United States
International Labor Organization
Congress
Frances Perkins
Tinkham
Mr.Tinkham
League
Secretary of Labor
Congress of the United States
International Labor Office
Organization of the League
Enator
James Hamilton Lewis
Illinois
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Washington
Japan
National Forum
Lewis
London
America
Senate
Philippines
Tydings
Maryland
Manila
Zambales
John W. Haussermann
Pius XI
Rome
Holy Father
George
British Empire
India
Roosevelt
Saar
Germany
Bremen
South America
Not Guilty Verdict For Mabux J Insule In Embezzlement Case
A Chicago jury acquits Mabux J Insule alias Samuel Insull of embezzling 344 720 dollars from Middle West Utilities. Prosecutors said the money financed Insull's stock market losses.
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Mabux J. Insule
Samuel
Chicago
Middle West Utilities Company
Tecoup Insull
RFC Takes Charge of Denver and Salt Lake Railway
John W Burriger chief examiner for the Interstate Commerce Commission announced that the RIG nominee will head operations of the Denver and Salt Lake railway. The short line has a 50 year lease and built the Moffat tunnel northward into the region.
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RFC
John W. Burriger
Interstate Commere Commission
Denver & Salt Lake Railway
Moffat - Tunnel
Roosevelt Era Devaluation Debates and Financial Struggles
The piece discusses potential further devaluation of the dollar to finance inflation and a $1.2 billion bonus compromise, with focus on Treasury Secretary Morgenthau, Comptroller J F T O’Connor, and gold bloc nations. It notes Japan's gold policy, silver purchases, and President Roosevelt’s approach to inflation, bonds, and electric-rate policy interacting with utility companies.
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Washington
Ft, O'Connor
Federal Reserve Bank
San Francisco
Mr. O'Connor
O'Connor
Morgenthau
Reserve Board
Comptroller
Caprtol Hill
Congress
Europe
Japan
South America
London
China
Roosevelt
Italy
France
Belgium
Holland
Switzerland
Britain
United States
New York
Kindergarten to manhood a lifelong process says experts
Elmer Ellsworth Brown and W H Lancelot stress kindergarten as vital to adult life. They urge communities to offer trained kindergarten classes for children, noting early habit formation shapes character and future interest in learning. Contact the National Kindergarten Association for free guidance.
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Elmer Ellsworth
Brown
New “York University
W. H. Lancelot
Iowa State College
National Kindergarten Association
West Fortieth Street
New York City
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Flemington
N. J
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Aquitania
Englewood
Miss Gow
Lindbergh
Jon
Lindberghs
Hauptmann
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Bronx
Hauptmanns
Dundas
Ont
Toronto
Canadian National Railways
B. Burrell
Detroit
Burrell
Major Brind
Bogoljub Yevittch
Hungary
League Nations
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Perchevich
Ante Pavelich
Alexander
Marseilles
Paveligh
Charles A. Lindbergh
Arctic
Department of Agriculture
Meyer
Department
Colonel Lindbergh
Fter
Ulvey
Pride
Royal Dutch
Alr Yi
Venture
The
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Hanihara
Hawthora
Richard V. Culahan
New York Times
Samuel G. Blythe
Culahan
Saturday Evening Post
Sadao Saburi
Foreign Office
TVA
WNU Servisa
Pap
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Ada
Doan
Doan’s
Garfield Tea
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N.Y
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Billings
Montana
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