Inaugural Day News Review of World Events
Roosevelt sworn in as 32nd US president promising a new deal. Cabinet pick Frances Perkins becomes first female in a US cabinet. Walsh dies en route to Washington. Japan China tensions rise with Britain and US pondering embargo options. Insull empire indictments expand as Chicago cases reveal widespread stock manipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Thomas J. Walsh
Dice
Japan
China
Jehol
Germany
Hughes
Supreme Court
Iclas
Vraokia Delano Roosevelt
United States
Paul
Corinthians
Uie
Roosevelt
Montana
MacArthur
Rand
Tle
Wershing
Arizona
Hiness
John J. Dougherty
Anna
Mr. Toover
Mr. Roosevelt
White House
Capitol
John Nance Garner
Vicw
Senate
Mra. Hoover
Tia Union Station
New York
Congress
James Yiamlon Lewis
Nitola
Tia
Britain
Jeli i
Russia
Communist Internationale
Climnerne Reds
Latvia
Leningrad
Willam Green
American Federation At Labor
Miss Dering
Cordellini
McAllister
Tennessee
Nathan L. Bachman
Chattanouga
Tht
Bachman
Tennessee Supreme Court
Use Sam
Tnsuil
Federal Grand
Cicago
Samuel Tnsutl
Samuel
Martin
Stanley Field
The
Field Museum
Harold I. Stuart
Halsey, Stuart & Co
Bond House
Edward J. Doyte
Commonwealth Edigon Company
Field
Corporation Securities Company
Insull
Halsey, Stuart &Co
Utility Securities Company
Insull, Son & Co
Corporation Syndicate Company
Dwight HW. Green
Ingull Empire
Federal
Chicago
Samuel Jakul
Greece
Ly Gon
Michigan and nation face bank woes and political shifts
The piece outlines Western bank crises prompting holidays and withdrawal curbs in several states, Michigan action to rescue Detroit banks with private funds and new lenders, and measures to restore depositor confidence. It also notes Hoover's leadership message, impeachment moves against Judge Louderback, and German moves after a Reichstag fire with drastic state actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Tord
Bisel
First Naonal
Guardian National Banks
Detroit
New York
First National
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Ford
People’s National
Manufacturers’ National
Ermany
Berlin
Hitler
Communist Party
Wiliam Goering
Prussia
Red
Reichstag
Lettigt
von Indenburg
Karl Liebknecht
New Escalloped Dishes For Winter Meals
Hearty escalloped vegetables provide hot luncheon or supper options using stale bread crumbs and inexpensive additions. Recipes include Escalloped Cauliflower With Cheese and Escalloped Italian Onions with layered bread, vegetables, and cheese baked to a brown top. Tomatoes and Corn With Spaghetti offer another layered, moist dish finished with parsley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belt Syndicata
WNN Service
Fruits of Labor Reflections on Money and Labor
A fragmentary meditation notes that every bit of money earned represents someone’s hard labor and personal effort. It suggests value in earnings tied to unseen work and the dignity of labor.
Jumbling of Old and New Found in Persia
Dr Maynard Owen Williams reported to the National Geographic Society in Washington that Persia blends age old customs with modern life. He cited motor vehicles replacing caravans and trucks dominating desert routes while Persian women continue public appearances veiled. Afghanistan remains less Westernized as the expedition crossed the Himalayas using ponies yaks and camels into Chinese Turkestan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
Maynard Owen Williams
Amercan
National Geographic Society
Washington
Perata
Afghanistan
Himalayas
Common Sense Wins Crushes Flavors of Populist Fads
An opinion column argues that common sense steadily quashes popular trends, noting how fashionable ideas rise briefly before being replaced by practical thinking and durable norms. The piece reflects on societal shifts and the enduring weight of sound judgment.
Sinus Trouble Prompts New York Doctor Remedy
A fragmented ad touts SINASIPTEC from a St. Louis doctor, claiming relief for sinus infections, hay fever, and teething discomfort. It advises dissolving a dose in warm water and using as directed, with branding and pronunciation hints for the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Louis
Liege
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edward W. Pickard
Noosevelt
Thomas J. Maleh
Atlantic Coast Line
Wilson
W. C
Worida
Havana
Cuba
Senora Nigues Chaumont de Traflin
Walsh
Two River
Wis
Cordell Hull
Hig
State Department
Geneva
League of Natron
Manchuria
Tokyo
Tang Yu-lin
Cea
Defange
Wy Drigan
Jehal
Great Britain
League of Nations
Sir John Simon
Borah
Tang Yulin
Charies VW
Mitchell
National
Oity Bank of
National City Cont
Mnci
Sam Tneull
Lans
Republican National
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Everett Sanders
National Committee
Harold K. Louderback
San Francisco
House
Judiciary Committee
la Guardia
Sparks
Kansas
Gordon Browning
Malcolm Tarver
Georgia
H. W. Summers
Pexag
Louderback
Machado
Mexico
Honduras
Thor
Western Nowaps
Henry Ford
Judge H. K. Louderback
Talon
Persia
Cuticura Laboratories
Malden
Masi
National Biscuit Company
West
Sta
New Yorks
Barbara
Rinso
Eve Aloged
G Ay