Dollar diplomacy ends as Roosevelt redefines role in Americas
The Roosevelt message to 34 nations on disarmament declares no armed forces across borders during talks, signaling end of dollar diplomacy. The president states the United States and other powers will refrain from backing overseas investments with force, reassuring Latin America and redefining Western Hemisphere policy toward peace and noninterference.
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Roosevelt
United States
France
England
South
Central America
Rio Grand
Nicaragua
Uncle Sam
Bere
Europe
Americas
Hitler and labor plans spark mixed German expectations
The article notes Hitler's pledge of universal manual labor and a Four Year Plan to revive Germany. It compares him to Mussolini, calls him a demagogue and showman, and warns that failure could bring disaster to the German people. It cites observers in Europe doubting his statesmanship and predicting potential harm.
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Hitler
Germany
Mussolini
Italy
England
France
Eurane
Eugenists warn of brain drain and falling births
Frederick Osborn, trustee of the American Museum of Natural History, told the American Eugenics Society that the nations highest intelligence families show low birth rates while metropolitan areas house the smart elite, yet reproduction lags in cities and farming regions.
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Frederick Osborn
American Museum of Natural History
American Eugenics Society
Fertility and urban rural gaps in intelligence study
A scholar links regional fertility to intelligence, noting city children show higher IQ but urban births lag. Farm areas show lowest replacement ratios while metropolitan areas are highest. the piece mentions eugenic ideas and possible political control, with a late jab at feminist wage trends.
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Roosevelt
Taxes and Industry Amid Tax Growth and Brain Trust Ideas
The piece notes a collapse in industrial output from 90 to about 35 40 billion, while 45 states raise taxes by 250 million. It critiques government growth as a persistent “cancer” and cites Roosevelt’s Brain Trust behind sweeping measures, warning the monster of taxes remains invulnerable.
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United States
Washington
Roosevelt
Robot plane pilot sparks fear and retirement talks
A drafty report claims a robot aircraft pilot would embarrass human pilots and halt air travel. Morgan announces retirement as New York faces aging pension law and changes in air transport plans.
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Euddeani
Morgan
New York
Fipte
Editorial: Death of the Farm Board Marks End of Era
The obituary of the federal farm board criticizes its stabilization efforts in wheat and cotton, noting a 360 million dollar loss to the government. It lauds Hoover yet calls the plan a noble but failed experiment, urging lessons for future farm relief and new approaches.
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Federal
Ig & Mens
New Farm Credit Administration
Hoover
Farm Board
Congress
Remonetization of silver topic heats in US finance debate
The Haskin letter discusses silver as money, arguing about remonetizing silver and its impact on prices and monetary systems. It notes a gap between mined silver and potential coinage, mentions gold standard dynamics, taper money, and international trends shaping demand for silver as a monetary and industrial metal. The piece references economic leaders and global actions influencing currency policy and the silver market.
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Washington D
United States
Bert
Ttag
Prieio & Ryetal
Stmart
Idasir
Alver
Samime
Thala
Taeland France
Felmiam
Marta Miver
Washingtons Dentures On Display In Portland Journal Summary
The Portland Journal reports on a World’s Fair exhibit at the Mall of Science featuring George Washington’s false teeth. Dentures, true to period, include gold springs and were made by Dr John Greenwood of New York. The display, guarded by colonial uniforms, uses bullet pinot steel, a Plunger proof top, and a weighted case.
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Chicago World
Mall of Science
George Washington
Ben Robinson
University of Manryland Dental School
Stuart Athenaeum
Washington
Greenwood
Minn
Andy Wish Inxton
Brrcksmith
aKone
Grand Canal plans loom amid China waterway crisis
A sprawling assessment traces the Grand Canal’s history and the planned tributaries to restore water flow and stabilize trade. It notes the canal’s impact on southern markets, transport, and food security, with authorities seeking a restoration path to reduce traffic and boost regional commerce.
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China
Grand Canal
Shatin
Detroit
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Alshia
Stan Vigerda
Nebraska State Medina Society
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Omaha
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Heaton
State Nursery Co
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Tereare
Rata
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Mr Young
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Hank
Lahore
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Society For Dhe Miicein
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