War Clouds Rise as Global Tensions Warn of Conflict
The piece warns of a likely global war before 1935, detailing Japan Russia Franco Germany alignments, a possible entente with Poland, and Britain seeking to balance power. It notes U S exposure to potential involvement, shifting economic impacts, and President Roosevelt’s expansive recovery program shaping Congress action.
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Japan
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Isa
Jopian
Europe
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France
John Bull
Wilfrid Sleisher
Tokyo
New York Herald Tribune
Gen
Sadao Araki
Arak
St Lawrence waterway treaty faces Senate fight and costs
President Roosevelt urged swift Senate action on ratification of the St. Lawrence waterway treaty with Canada. Senator Wagner in a minority report argued against ratification, claiming far higher US costs and US-Canada benefit imbalance. Opponents stressed Chicago diversion limits and domestic sovereignty concerns amid broader New Deal debates.
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Mississippi Valley
Chicago
James Hamilton Lewis
Ilinois
Bennett Champ Clark
Missouri
Soviet envoy Troyanovsky presents credentials in Washington
Alexander A. Troyanovsky, the Soviet ambassador, formally presented his credentials to President Roosevelt at the White House. He arrived with embassy staff and began discussing trade relations, credits, and related questions with State Department officials.
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Troyanovsky
Tokio
Roosevelt seeks new bonds to refinance farm mortgage burden
President Roosevelt sent a special message to Congress proposing two billion dollars in farm bonds for refinancing the national farm mortgage burden. The plan would guarantee both interest and principal to attract investors, and would raise the emergency farm loan fund from two hundred million to eight hundred million dollars to aid farmers unable to refinance through land banks.
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Women should pursue diverse careers beyond farming says Miss Coope
Miss Jessie Coope, assistant principal at McKinley High School in Washington DC, advocates vocational guidance for girls. She cites agriculture linked fields like dairying and forestry and suggests law, accounting, banking, travel directing, and railroad jobs for women, noting education and experience needed.
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McKinley High School
Washington, D. C
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McKinley High
Household Hunt Time Saver Blends Sand Wich Filling
A home tip describes saving time in food prep by mixing the sandwich filling with creamed butter to speed production of sand wiches.
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