Germany Warns of Re-arming as France Presses on
Hitler spokesmen announce a cabinet decree for compulsory training and a 480000 man army with 12 corps in response to France extending conscription. Berlin appeals to the League for sanctions while Britain and Mussolini shift toward a Franco-Italian bloc. Roosevelt hints at good neighbor policy amid European tension.
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John Simon
Italy
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Roosevelt
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NRA Board Reorganized as White House Expands Agency
President names Ralph Richberg to head a reorganized National Recovery Administration board replacing Line S Clay Williams who resigned. The Blue Eagle governing group grows from five to seven to speed NRA extension through Congress, per White House.
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House votes to substitute bills on soldiers' bonus
A 202 to 191 vote replaces the Patman currency expansion bill for payment of soldiers' bonus with the sound money plan of Representative Vinson. The House, defying President Roosevelt's veto warning, moves toward immediate payment. The administration expects the Senate to sustain the veto.
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Roosevelt aims for harmonious session ahead of 1936 campaign
The White House pushes for a short, harmonious session to clear key New Deal bills including social security and utility regulation. Officials hope Congress will pass relief, banking, transport and housing measures, preventing party squabbles that could threaten Roosevelt's reelection.
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Home Owners Loan Corporation
White House
Assolints Answer Delays Abyssinia Settlement Proposal
Assolint’s response postpones approval of a plan to have differences settled by an international commission. Duce suggests direct talks between the Italian minister to Abyssinia and the Ethiopian foreign minister with League direction only if necessary. Direct negotiations gain support from France and Britain.
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Morgenthau Announces U S Will Sell Gold to Foreign Nations
Secretary Morgenthau says the government is ready to sell gold to foreign nations offering attractive terms. He cites recent sales to the Bank of Mexico and Guatemala, says no other transactions are being considered now, and that Mexico has received most of its silver sales. He adds that the U S has all the gold it can use and will not pursue extra accumulation.
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National Chamber of Commerce
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Compromise Defeats McCarran Wage Bill Amendment
Senate defeats the McCarran prevailing wage amendment as Richard Russell proposes a substitute allowing security wages up to $50 a month if private industry wages aren’t hurt, with prevailing wages on all permanent federal building projects. Roosevelt would veto if the amendment passed. the measure sails toward a presidential signature in days.
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Georgia
Metcalfe
Rhode Island
Hale
Maine
Glass
Roosevelt
Huey Long
Louisiana
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Tydhings
Maryland
Congress
Construction League
Reconstruction
Michael McDonough
Building Trades Unions
Railroads
Baruch and Coughlin clash over taxes and inflation
Washington circles discuss Bernard Baruch and Father Coughlin as they clash on inflation and tax policy. The piece notes Roosevelt's stance between them,Baruch's budget balancing and Baruch's absence from Johnson's NRA timing, and the cotton price and foreign trade pressures shaping New Deal strategy.
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Bernard M. Baruch
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Hugh S. Johnson
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Johnson
NRA
Europe
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Roose
Bells go modern at Southwark Cathedral with new mechanism
A London United Press correspondent notes Southwark Cathedral, opposite Shakespeare's Globe, houses a 12 bell peal of which six were sold by King Henry. The 900 year old bells now use modern ringing machinery after no ringers were available for wedding chimes.
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London
United Press
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The Liquid Test for Regular Bowels
A guide recommending switching from fixed dose laxatives to a measurable liquid laxative and gradually reducing use until bowel movements occur without help. It notes doctors use liquid laxatives and mentions senna and cascara as natural agents, recommending Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a dependable option.
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Dr. Caldwell
Tiny world’s smallest camera shown in London exhibit
A miniature camera, about the size of a thumb nail, was displayed in London. A watchmaker’s jewel served as the lens for this ultra tiny device.
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