Assassination shocks Europe amid Balkan fragility
Edward W. Pickard surveys the Marseilles killings of King Alexander I of Yugoslavia and French Foreign Minister Barthou, warning the Balkans face revolution and potential wider war as Belgium and France push plans for an eastern security pact and Mussolini's ambitions loom over the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Petrus Kalemen
Alexander
Jugoslavia
Louis Barthou
Marseilles
Sarajevo
Viswt
France
Barthou
Italy
Rome
Mussolini
England
Paul
Germany
Balkans
Reich
Berger
Fontainebleau
Belgrade
Kalemen
Valéa George Toechernecemski
Egon Kramer
Marie Windroch
Aix-en-Provence
Government crop benefits reach over two million paid
Government crop benefit payments to farmers in the production adjustment program total more than 2,000,000 with an additional 575,000,000 slated under current programs, placing AAA funded farm stakes near 1,000,000,000 as 1934 cash farm income is projected around 6,000,000,000. Madison reports President Frank may seek 1936 Republican nomination, while China imposes a 10 percent tax on silver exports in retaliation to U.S. policy. The NRA board faces attacks from labor unions, and recovery work continues in Antarctica with Byrd’s team returning after months aloft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RST
American Federation of Labor
General Motors Corporation
Fts
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
General Motors
National Industrial Recovery Act
A. F. of L
AAA
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Wisconsin
Madison
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Lloyd K. Garrison
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Madison Capital Times
Doctor Frank
Mberal
Garrison
Law School
Hina
United States
China
Roosevelt
Clay Williams
New
National Industrial Recovery Board
San Francisco
Mr. Williams
R. J. Reysnelds Tobacco Company
Wineten-Saelem
N. Q
Federation
Wil Mem Green
Mikely
Williams
Arthur D. Whiteside
Dun and Bradstreet
Walter Hale Hamilton
NRA
Perkins
Labor Relations Board
W. F. Roberts Company, Incorporated
Roberts Company
Graphic Arts
Printing and Allied Industries
Roberts
District of Columbia
B. H. Roberts
Paul
Christ
Roosevelt seeks higher commodity prices amid cautious reform
The article outlines President Roosevelt favoring a price level around the 1909–14 parity, avoiding 1926 formulas, and ready to brake runaway inflation with credit controls. It notes mixed views in Washington, NRA code clashes with the Roberts printing firm, and tensions within AAA Tugwellian factions, all shaping a cautious recovery strategy.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Committee For the Nation
Fragmentary note on idleness and social issues
A tersely worded fragment notes that problems stem from those idly under trees, mooning over the ills of society and terence. The passage hints at a critique of passive attitudes rather than concrete actions or events.
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King Alexander
Edward W. Pickard
Western Newspaper Union
Prince Pass
Ruhr
Poincare
Lorraine
AZI
Bavaria
Hitler
Labor
Seldte
Dresden
Hitler Youth
Sloan, Jr
Peca
Hungary
Douglas MacArthur
G. H. Q. Combat Air Force
G. H. Q. Air Force
Middle West
Army Corps
Geneva
MacArthur
Clay Williame
Bill Bowlin
Richard B. Byrd
Littl America
Antarctica
Eve Island
Feliz Hebert
Conventice
Ee Lan
Ruckart
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Brain Trust
Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Jesus
Unday School
P. B. Fitzwater
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
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