Balanced Exports Is Cabinet's Aim
Cabinet officers Secretary Wallace and Secretary Hull describe balanced exports as the aim of reciprocal trade agreements to restore fairness between agriculture and industry. They insist neither sector will be harmed overall, though a tiny fraction of producers may be affected for the greater good. The wheat adjustment program retires 77,000 growers and 7,500,000 acres from production in its first year, while noting potatoes’ long acceptance in North America since 1719 and that Irish potatoes are native to South America.
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Hull
United States
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Dollfuss' Mother Shuns Finery in Austria Photo
The first American image shows Chaneslior Dollfuss' mother in simple peasant garb as she performs housekeeping duties in Mank Austria. Her stance underscores a humble lifestyle despite her son ruling Austria.
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Austria
Chaneslior Dollfuss
America
Mank
Riots in Constantine kill and injure Arabs and Jews
Arab Jewish violence in Constantine Algeria escalates as reports say 36 Arabs armed with shotguns arrested at entry points. Dozens killed or beaten in rioting. three young girls among victims. Troops under Gov Gen Jules Carde bolster security amid fears of further unrest.
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Ain Beida
Tebessa
Desolate Streets Amid Fighting In Jewish Quarter
Report from the interior describes heavy fighting with the Jewish quarter deserted. Shuttered shops and closed houses dot the area while hospitals overflow. Louisiana agricultural officials estimate the state’s annual strawberry output would stretch around the world twice if laid end to end.
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