US Delegation Presses Plan For Global Economic Reform In London
American delegates at the London conference reject temporary dollar stabilization and push a program to reduce trade barriers, end embargoes and quotas, and cut tariffs through reciprocal deals. They seek coordinated international credit expansion and public works to revive industry as Moley heads to London as liaison.
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London
United States
Raymond Moley
Roosevelt
MacDonald
James M. Cox
Monetary Committee
George Bonnet
Enator
Key Pittman
Pittman
James P. Warburg
Lord” Hailsham
Great Britain
Lord Hailsham
Canada
Australia
Argentina
Stanley Bruce
Commonwealth
Litvinov
Russia
Hitler cracks down on nationalist factions in Germany
Chancellor Hitler dissolved nationalist fighting units linked to Dr. Alfred Wagenberg after raids by police and Nazi storm troops. The Steel Helmet group in Duesseldorf was suppressed. Austria's Dollfuss bans the Nazi party. Hitler's trustees of labor take dictatorial control of German factories and demand national service from employers.
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Hancellor Hitler
Germany
Alfred Wagenberg
Retch
Duesseldorf
Dollfuss
Austria
Austrian
Uwitler
Trustees of Labor
Hitler
Johnson urges 40 hour week and living wage plan
Johnson of the Industrial Recovery Administration hosts a Washington press conference outlining goals to return millions to work this summer. He backs a 40 hour maximum week and a living wage, with cotton industry codes proposing $10 south $11 north and a 30 percent wage rise for reduced hours. The navy accepts the Macon airship, commissioned at Akron and en route to Lakehurst then Sunnyvale for August delivery.
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Ge. Wughs
Johnson
Industrial Recovery Administration
Washington
Tre
Navy
Akron
Lakehurst
President Roosevelts New Deal faces uncertain winds
Analysis notes Roosevelt holds broad wartime like powers to steer recovery with industry, labor, and states. It warns of possible missteps as codes and mortgage schemes unfold and Congress delays press on, while publicity drives and lobby pressures shape public messaging.
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Riga
Russia
Moscow
Smith Wildman Brookhart
American Agricultural Administration
Boris Skvirski
Amtorg
New York
Skvirski
United States
Washington
Ita
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
House
Heve
Federal
Montana counties likely spared from wheat acreage cuts
Jay G. Diamond, Montana agricultural statistician, prepared a summary of state wheat production by county under the new domestic allotment act. Counties averaging 160 000 to 200 000 bushels would avoid restrictions, with Chouteau leading Montana in production at 4 139 380 bushels and a 13.71 bushel per acre yield.
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Helena
Montana
Jay G. Diamond
Madison
Petroleum
Broadwater
Sweet Grass
Treasure
Lewis and Clark
Missoula
Ravalli
Wheatland
Powder River
Mineral
Deer Lodge
Granite
Lincoln
Meagher
Beaverhead
Jefferson
Silver Bow
Diamond
Chouteau
Hill
Fergus
Roosevelt
Sheridan
Teton
Cascade
Valley
Pondora
Richland
Daniels
Dawson
Judith Basin
Gallatin
McCone
Yellowstone
Stillwater
Blaine
Liberty
Phillips
Toole
Big Horn
Fallon
Prairie
Wibaux
Montana uneasy conservation camps fully manned
Fort Missoula district now has 21 emergency conservation work camps fully manned with 4200 men engaged in activities. six camps operated entirely by Montana men. Also notes upcoming events including Montana Chiropractic Association convention in Billings August 10 to 13 and the 17th Montana State Golf Association tournament at Helena July 19 to 23.
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Fort Missoula
Montana
Montana Chiropractic Association
Billings
C. O. Watkins
Sidney
Montana State Golf Association
Helena
H. C. Watts
Fort Harrison
A. J. Seligman
Butte Copper &Zinc Company
Butte
A. H. Stafford
Frank H. Cooney
Federal Farm Board Administration
Clarks Fork
Missoula
Lucien L. Benepe
Registrar of Vital Statistics
M. L. Kingsley
United States Treasury Department
Treasury
Big'‘Horn
Dawson
Deer Lodge
Glacier
Stillwater
Teton
Yellowstone
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King George
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Amner Welles
Cuba
Havana
Machado
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Miguel Mariano Gomez
Mario G. Men
Howard Lee McBain
Columbia University
Itose
Pastor Stokes
Frankfort
Clara Zetkin
Reichstag
von Hindenburg
New England
Campobello
Bay of Fundy
New Orleans
Gulf of Mexico
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Horner
Illinois
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Federal Barge Lines
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Peoria
Sumner Welles
Boris Skvirskli
Bodene Amie
Isda. We
William Bracke
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