Roosevelt trip outlines plans for voyage to Panama and Hawaii
President Roosevelt will cruise with Rudolph Forster from the White House to the Panama Canal route via Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands, with Hawaii and Colombia stops. He may speak in Minneapolis and Green Bay on return, while Forster takes a rare vacation after years of service.
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Roosevelt forms three man board to settle steel row
The President uses emergency powers to name Admiral Henry Wiley James Mullinbach of Chicago and Judge Walter Stacy of North Carolina to arbitrate the steel dispute. They may order elections in plants and decide complaints. The board reports to Secretary Frances Perkins.
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Judge Bars AAA Milk Licensing for Chicago Dealers
Federal Judge J P Barnes of Chicago enjoined enforcement of the AAA milk licensing agreement against independent Chicago area dealers ruling the government overstepped constitutional powers. AAA officials in Washington said they would seek reversal while Jerome Frank admitted the decision could upend the marketing agreements under the farm act and NRA codes if upheld.
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Federal post office building program announced
Farley and Mor genthau unveiled plans to spend 110 million dollars on new federal buildings. The program targets 626 communities across all states and four territories with 802 buildings planned, split between 65 million dollars from the deficiency emergency appropriation and 324 buildings funded from existing sources.
British Air Defense Plan and Debt Settlement Talks
Secretary for Air Donderry outlined an imperial air force concept and pledged close cooperation with minion air forces. A note to Secretary Hull rejected paying war debts in kind as impractical and dangerous to Anglo American trade, while Britain hopes for a favorable settlement. Stahlhelm members demand ban but leaders refuse suppression, citing backing by Von Hindenburg, Hitler, and other Nazi chiefs.
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Outbreaks across Austria mark 20th anniversary
On the twentieth anniversary of Archduke Franz Ferdinand's assassination in Sarajevo, Austria faces bombing outrages against the Dollfuss government. Attacks targeted power plants, railways, and a newspaper office, with indications of Nazi involvement and a political aim.
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Divorces and housing bill loom in Roosevelt era politics
The piece recalls two Roosevelt family divorces amid 1920s suffrage debates and notes the shift from boss-driven nominations to primaries. It also covers Congress passing a housing bill, union reactions, and a weather bureau warning of potential drought tied to global temperature shifts and wind patterns affecting US rainfall.
Mrs Post on Girls and Stalking on the Street
A reader asks about how far a girl may go in pursuing a man and how to behave on crowded streets. Mrs Post responds that walking with a man is possible, but chasing him is ineffective, and she should invite him to events or offer a ride while avoiding overt pursuit.
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An Ear for Purity of Speech by Emily Post
Dear reader seeks guidance on overcoming regional pronunciation barriers for an eastern college role. The advice urges developing an acute ear for spoken sound, distinguishing tones and vowel ranges, and practicing to align tongue movement with ear perception. Based on WNU Service.
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Women’s Sports Highlight Across European Nations
England France Norway and Italy emphasize field hockey tennis netball swimming cricket track folk dancing and light gymnastics. France adds tennis cycling hiking volleyball basketball rhythmic exercises.
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