Year to See Ade and the Grand World Economic Pact
A 1934 forecast of global economic diplomacy outlines Roosevelt pushing a managed currency and higher purchasing power, Mussolini trimming wages, and bi lateral talks in the Americas. It notes tensions at the League of Nations, the aims to curb tariffs, and major leaders urging international cooperation amid unsettled disarmament talks and shifting alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Reavis
Associated Press
Tury
United States
Roosevelt
Italy
Mussolini
Armedeus
Franey Stichs
Americas
Cordell Hull
Monteideo
Santiago
Chile
Europe
London
Geneva
League of Nations
Germany
Japan
Hither
Crermany
Maxim Litginoff
Soviet Union
Watshfitler
Geliwany
League
Praneh de Braven
Limitolf
Guder Ruwe
Russia
Jipun
Manel
New Year Reflections on America’s Crisis and Recovery
A reflective column contrasts past crises with current U S recovery efforts. It citesAbbe Sieyes and the French Revolution for perspective, notes public fears over debt and taxation, and urges steadfast optimism. The piece warns against despair and emphasizes resilience, self-government, and continued national effort into 1930s challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erica
Abbe Sicyus
Bonaparte
Dueys
America
Pussett
Roosevelt
Twenty Die in Revolt in Argentina as Police Gain Control
In Rosario and Santa Fe, twenty people were killed and many wounded when police repelled an attempted radical revolt. Police fired on crowds storming stations and headquarters. In Buenos Aires, fifty suspects wearing red and white armbands were arrested as authorities declared the uprising broken and order restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Rosario
Santa Fe
350 Millions Are Needed for Relief
Federal relief chief Hopkins told reporters Congress would be asked for 100 million dollars to fund direct relief to July and a further sum for the Public Works Administration to sustain Civil Works through May 1. He indicated total needs around 250 million more. Separate item notes 27 senators backed free unlimited coinage of gold and silver in a campaign led by southern and western silver advocates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hopkins
Congress
Public Works Administration
White House
South
Caieties Big Hit at the Saenger
The Saenger stage presents Caieties directed by Arty Fox with Luca folks wito leading a strong local cast. The production earns warm applause for standout numbers and evident talent, while the screening of Man's Castle with Spencer Tracy and Loretta Young runs Friday night following the stage show at 8 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox
Arty Fox
Luca
Mr. Pax
Spencer ‘Tracy
Loretta Young
Postman Burns Mail to Keep Self Warm
Chicago reports a substitute mailman Kybert J Stith accused of stealing about 200 letters during the pre Christmas rush on December 4. A United States commissioner remanded him in custody as the case proceeds. The article references improvised costumes and family class prizes in a separate note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kybert J. Stith
Dilys
United States
Commissignie
Sufith
History of Year 1933 Chronicle in a page days by day
The Star previews a solid page tomorrow presenting a condensed day by day chronicle of 1933 with pictures of major stories. Readers are urged to tear it out and keep the printed history of a defining year.
Roumania Premier Slain by Student at Palace
Premier Duca of Roumania, age 65, was assassinated Friday in Sinai near the royal palace. The attack occurred as he prepared to board a train after a conference with King Carol. Ton G. Duva, Liberal leader and former interior minister, had become premier on November 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Roumania
Duca
Sinai
Carol
Ton G. Duva
Liberal Party
Bitter cold grips Northern New York and New England
Cold intensified from Lake Huron to New England and Pennsylvania with new snow flurries east of Lake Michigan. Official readings dropped to 34 degrees below at Canton New York 32 below at Greenville Maine 16 below at Albany and 1 below at Boston while milder temps prevailed in the Ohio Valley southward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Boston
Associated Press
Lake Huron
New England
Pennsylvania
New York
Lake Michigan
Canton
N. Y
Greenville
N. Yu
Three Month Old Baby Saved by Emergency Brain Surgery
In Baltimore, Johns Hopkins hospital physicians performed a life saving operation on Sue Trammell, a four month old baby from Houston, after a brain threat triggered an urgent transfer 1400 miles for treatment. The case underscores the hospital’s capability to conduct complex neurosurgical procedures for infants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Little Sue Trammell
Houston
Texas
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Serial Married Blirts in New York Society Tale
A serialized novelette from Phu Day editors follows two young couples married the same day, tracing their ups and downs amid New York society. Author Miles Mc Elliott writes of dramatic incidents leading to a surprising twist, with observer Mabel McBillull, a Chicago and New York reporter now on a farm near Maonwoneuk, Ny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blirts
New York
Mabel McBillull
Chicago
Maonwoneuk
Gates
Miles Mc Elliott
Pavlig Ful
Isch
Usagestie
Roosevelt Denounces Armed Intervention Policy
President Roosevelt declared the United States will not seek League of Nations membership and will oppose armed intervention in other nations. He outlined a policy of nonintervention while praising the league's work and stressing Latin American stability and hemispheric unity.
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U.S
Washington
Roosevelt
League of Nations
United States
Woodrow Wilson
League
Wilson
Paris
Navy
Ami
Cuba
Nigua
Mu Yihus
United States of North America
Thoosevelt
Battle to Break Up New Agencies in Congress
Washington previews a heated 1934 session as Congress weighs the fate of emergency agencies NRA AAA PWA TERA RFC FCA FHLB and more. debate over costs credit and survival of recovery policies continues with proposals for direct RFC payroll loans and billions in public works and relief funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
NRA
AAA
PWA
TERA
FCA
FHLB
Roosevelt
Congr
Ting Cub Wb
Vale Cluipmnati
Grade Schools to Open Week Late in Hope
Hope's elementary schools will not open on the scheduled Tuesday January 2 due to CWA crews needing more days to finish repairs. The probable new opening date is Monday January 8 when the work should be completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
CWA
Ex Gov Henry Stilwell Speaks at Hope Rotary Dinner
Henry Stilwell former governor of Texas district 48 spoke at the Hope club Friday at Hotel Barlow. Sponsored by Frank Ward and introduced by E F McFaddin past governor of Arkansas district 62, Stilwell is superintendent of Texarkana Junior College. He recalled Paul Harris and urged Rotary to serve humanity before self as a guiding principle in present state focused programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Stilwell
48Th
Texas
Rotary
Hope Club
Hotel Barlow
Mr. Stilwell
Frank Ward
E. F. McFaddin
Buvernor
Arkansas
Texarkana Junior College
Paul Harris
Suiwell
America
Erdey
Willy le Dealisn
Turnback and Districts Clash Over Bond Refunding Plan
In LITTLE ROCK the legislative committee drafting the bond refunding bill faced delays as advocates of continued county turnback and municipal district aid debate a compromise for more than 135000 to municipal districts versus 350000 yearly needs for street district highway continuations. Other sections halt automobile license fee cuts and gas refunds. Highway officials demand right of ways to unlock 70 projects awaiting bids, with funds reallocated if not resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Legislative ‘Committee
Rhyne
State Highway Commission
France Abolishes 15 Percent Surtax on British Goods
Paris announces elimination of a 15 per cent exchange surtax on British imports to ease forthcoming Franco-British trade talks. France plans to cut import quotas by about three quarters, effective January 1, as a bargaining tool in reciprocal negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Foreign Office
France
Japan Christens Her New Heir to Throne
In Tokyo a two hour ceremony named the newborn crown prince Akihito Tsugu No Miya, meaning prince of the august succession and enlightened benevolence. If he lives to succeed Emperor Hirohito, he will be known as Akihito. The name day was a holiday across the empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Akihito Tsugu No Miya
Hirohito
Akihito
New York Cotton Opens Lower with Mixed Grain Notes
A fragmented market report shows New York Cotton opening down and slipping from the prior close amid mixed signals. References to New Orleans cotton and Chicago grain movements appear, with scattered bid and price notes and several typos in the source.
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Seeade
Alex
EL Wasshburn
Capetown
South Africa
Janis
Flapper
Fanny
South America
Ion G. Duca
Ohio Valley
Mites Meiltintt
New Hope
Sitar Sethal
Horatius
Hugh Johnson
Shining Sword
Rodney Dutcher
Henry Stillwell
Friends and City Districts
Surtax
Hope Cotton Exchange
Preys Dlose
New Orleans
Cotto Duwn
Chicago Grain
Sohy
Anean Smelter
Anaconda
Chrysler
General Maters
Missouri Pacific
Socuny Vaewwe
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