War Debts Clash Shakes London Economic Talks
At the London economic conference Ramsay MacDonald pressed the war debts issue amid U S and British tensions. France and Paladier demanded dollar stabilization and a gold basis while Hull urged tariff restraint and smoother trade. Roosevelt faced Senate debates over veterans’ benefits and inflation policy as adjournment loomed.
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Washington
Guido Jung
Italy
Jan Christian Smuts
South Africa
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Neville Chamberlain
Roosevelt
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America
Massachusetts Moves Toward Prohibition Repeal Vote
Massachusetts, the tenth state to decide the issue, leans toward repeal as voters elect about 45 delegates to a constitutional convention by a roughly four to one wet majority.
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Massachusetts
Railway Labor Turmoil Averts Immediate Strike
Eastman objects to labor clauses in the measure but sees room for progress. Rail executives seek a 22.46 percent wage concession and authorize a nine member committee to bargain with unions. If talks fail, mediation could last months, followed by arbitration and potentially a presidential fact finding commission under a state of emergency.
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Eastman
Federal Mediation Board
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United States
Mrs Roosevelt Comes Home After California Trip
Mrs Roosevelt returned from a California air trip and announced the coming divorce of her son Eliott. She explained to Washington reporters the Dallas airport incident with Gov. Max Ferguson and her husband, caused by photographers waiting while she ate breakfast. the Ferguson party left in a huff after she finished.
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Eliott
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Dallas
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Labor secretary names Hutchins to advisory panel
Perkins announced the appointment of Robert Hutchins of the University of Chicago as chairman of the advisory committee for the new federal employment service. Also invited were Senator Wagner of New York, AFL President William Green, and Chamber of Commerce president Henry Harriman.
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Perkins
Robert Hutchins
University of Chicago
Federal Employment Service
R. F. Wagner
New York
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Henry S. Harriman
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
House moves to probe federal judges in receiverships
The House of Representatives approves a resolution for a congressional investigation into acts of judges and receivers' counsel in receiver ship cases. Sabath of Chicago and Celler of New York sponsor the measure, with Hatton Summers warning Chicago courts as a first target following the Chicago Bar Association report condemning a judge's firm fees. Meanwhile Austria Crackdown on Nazis, League disputes, and President Roosevelt’s taxing workload and vacations are discussed in broader world and domestic debates.
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Chicago
Celler
New York
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Texas
House Judiciary Committee
Chicago Bar Association
Frederick B. Woodward
Roosevelt
Congress
Washington
White House
Internal Revenue
United States
Helena Montana to get at least six million for road building
Q S Warden, head of the state highway commission, says Montana will receive not less than $6,000,000 under the central public construction bill to speed unemployment relief. Projects planned for July to September will be selected by the commission once federal regulations are issued. The funds aim to widen the Yellow stone trail and improve routes from Salt Lake City to Edmonton and to the Roosevelt highway. A large portion may fund reconstruction depending on government rules.
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