Herriot Pushes Anti War Pact In France T: Herriot Pushes Anti War Pact In France
Premier Edouard Herriot endorses a disarmament plan that abandons neutrality and seeks a general European peace machinery. Aimed at restricting aggressor nations, the proposal envisions a continental military staff and cooperation with the United States without precommitments.
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Toulouse
France
Edouard Herriot
M. Herriot
Radical Socialist Party
Chamber of Deputies
United States
Europe
Officis
America
Hoover Faces Tariff Debate in California Campaign
President Hoover urged Californians to back protectionist tariffs in the Pacific coast, denying foreign business ties and Wasco ranch allegations. He argued for tariff increases on Pacific coast products while denouncing Democratic calls to reduce them as a path to prosperity. A Minnesota welcome committee, led by Frank B. Kellogg, prepared for Hoover’s St. Paul appearance, with 15,000 seats planned. In New York, Ogden Mills dismissed the unqualified repeal pledge, urging prompt relief tied to keeping the saloon out and protecting dry states.
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Palo Alto
California
United States
Wasco
Pacific Coast
Hoover
Democratic Party
ST. Paul
Paul
Frank B. Kellogg
President Hoover
Minnesota
Hudson
Wis
New York
Ogden L. Mills
Treasury
Borah Criticizes Session Drive Over Smoot Hawley Tariff
Senator Borah blames lack of GOP discipline for the Smoot Hawley tariff's expansion beyond agriculture. He says his Idaho potato remark underlines how Gov. Smith's Senate allies pushed the bill further, preventing his planned defeat.
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Congress
Borah
Idaho
Smith
Senate
Craigmont
William E. Borah
Alfred E. Smith
New York
ICOUNTY DEFICIT OUTLOOK AND AUDIT WARNINGS
County audit shows a 1940 target to wipe bonded debt with a 28 000 annual levy if no new bonds are issued. Refunds from 1925 taxes force proportionate city and school shares, lowering outstanding bonds from 42 000 to about 28 000 yearly. Debts include permanent school fund, poor relief costs, and foreclosures planned to reduce tax and interest liabilities.
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Ict
First
County General Fund
Leo A. Temmey
State Department of School and Public Lands
Officers Commended On County Books By Sargent
The report commended officers for well kept records with minor discrepancies. It notes a $696.54 deficiency in fees owed to the sheriff and states whether the sheriff may collect from the county general fund depends on several considerations. The facts have been sent to the state's attorney for advisement, and Huntley has not yet presented a claim.
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Sargent
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