Roosevelt Faces Clash Over World Conference Stance
President Roosevelt pressed to steer the London conference amid a gold bloc push for a recess and tariff focus. Hull argued for continuing talks, while France and other nations formed a currency pool and debated a broader economic union. The conference adjournment was resisted, with Roosevelt stressing price stabilization as key and the dollar’s exchange value as secondary.
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Wheat committee backs plan to limit world wheat output
The wheat committee of the economic conference announced that the United States, Canada, Australia and Argentina agreed to the American plan for restricting acreage and production. The accord awaits importers' approval on milling regulations and quotas, aiming to raise wheat in natural growing regions and curb artificial European production.
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Rainey Blames Foreign Selfishness for London Conference Tension
Speaker Henry T. Rainey said Americans oppose giving foreign nations trade advantages, calling this selfishness the real cause of the London conference difficulties. He backed the President's stance on currency matters, representing a broad national view.
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Henry T. Rainey
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Soviet Russia signs broad non aggression pact gathering seven neighbors
ITVINOV announces that the Soviet Union has concluded non aggression agreements with Estonia Latvia Poland Romania Turkey Persia and Afghanistan in London citing a new link in peaceful neighborly relations. Lithuania soon signs a similar pact.
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President Roosevelt code moves stir industrial recovery drive
General Johnson fronts a fast moving drive under the industrial recovery act with thirty to forty major industries enacting codes. Secretary Perkins challenges Ira in a hearing about capital versus labor while farm parity measures push crop reductions and price boosts amid federal credit use.
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Montana Notes Highlight Education Land Sales and Local Incidents
Five Northern Montana college students earned all A grades in spring quarter work. The state land board awarded Conrad Refining a royalty oil contract for the new fiscal year. Motor vehicle license receipts in June totaled 80188.58, up 39010.41 from 1932. A fire in Roberts destroyed five businesses, causing about 10000 in damage. Yellowstone National Park June visits totaled 33306, down 1509 from last year. Pipeline work in Blackfeet land will start, linking Santa Rita wells to Cut Bank. Internal revenue collections rose 80 percent to 1138631. Auction of 378 hides boosted state fish and game funds. Helena postal receipts nearly doubled in June to 19112.52. Anaconda marked its 50th anniversary on July 4, founded by Marcus Daly in 1883.
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Kirby Hoon
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Sam W. Mitchell
Anaconda
Marcus Daly
Montana wheat price forecasts boost 1933 crop value
Montana farmers could gain about 38 million dollars from a 40 million bushel 1933 crop if wheat stays near 76 cents a bushel. Including 10 million bushels on farms and in elevators, total income could reach 46 million with crop reduction incentives.
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