Senate panel rejects Roosevelt arms embargo plan
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voiced unanimous opposition to a proposed neutrality waiver and urged a universal arms embargo against all combatants. It warned that granting presidential power to block ships could drag the U.S. into a European war, advocating a bipartisan restraining stance and urging focus on national interests.
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Roosevelt
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Senate
Jonny Warsim
Veel
France
Germany
Europe
United States
Iis
Hailiwick
Scrapping of SH Hy dt Minne Ue Crile States stance noted
The report discusses scrapping trends for ships since the war, noting a shift toward removing aged tonnage. It mentions the United States Shipgite Cow,tates remarks on global scrapping efforts and cites the 1922 Washington conference as a turning point. Foreign fleets race to replace vessels, while U S actions influence maritime policy.
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United States
Vessylt
Washington
Navy limits under Washington treaty challenged by Houston
The text argues the millennium era saw nations pretending to sink ships while boosting fleets to treaty limits. It claims the United States failed to keep its navy at the permitted strength, contrasting naval reductions with others rebuilding. The author cites sunk vessels as a trace and criticizes U S adherence to Washington treaty constraints.
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Atlantic
United States
Houston
Farm relief in 1934 debate over timing and hurdles
Washington reports the Agriculture Department weighs when to apply farm relief under the new domestic allotment plan. President Roosevelt favored delaying taxes during the tariff truce, but the State Department says no violation. Officials fear late decisions could waste the growing crops and provoke farm protests, while wheat farmers seek early benefits. The Farm Board proposed drastic cuts, but reception was hostile. Authorities proceed cautiously to avoid missteps before the 1934 program.
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Roosevelt
State Department
Fallace
Farm Board
Washington
New York Bars Face Permit Rules For Perpendicular Drinking
The Alcoholic Beverage Control Board of New York weighs permitting bars with upright drink service. Proposals ban swinging doors and screens and require minimal restaurant seating. Regulators argue accessibility and revenue must be balanced with old saloon style limits. Washington Post notes the board’s struggle amid public pressure.
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Sime Beer
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Hutle
Empire State
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Washington Post
Confidence in President's plans cited by Mocris Tyroune
A Minnesota editor notes the President enjoys broad confidence in his plans while acknowledging the programs require testing in practical use and may yield greater benefits if they prove effective. The piece emphasizes support for the President's aims amid pending implementation considerations.
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Mocris
Tyroune
Roosevelt Proposes Defense Gains and Tax Shifts
The 1933 briefing outlines three Roosevelt proposals focusing on national defense expansion, a penny tax reform, and broader economic measures. The items aim to bolster security, adjust taxation, and address the economic strains of the era.
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Roosevelt
Gression
Boston
Brewers face a tight limit like Shylock’s pound
A comparison frames the brewing problem as a strict one pound cut, noting precision in output. It mentions prices and places in a clipped satirical register, referencing a factory and a globe styled locale.
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Shylock
Army Surgeon’s Gastric Experiments
A century ago in Plattsburg New York a medical classic described Dr Beaumont and Alexis St Martin whose stomach was opened to study digestion. The work showed stomach juice digests proteins, acidity from hydrochloric acid, and digestion tied to appetite and food presence. St Martin lived to age 83 despite a damaged stomach.
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Plattsburg
N. Y
Willian Beaumont
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Alexis St. Martin
Fort Mackinac
Michigan
Beaumont
St. Martin
Beaumonti
Donglison
University of Virginia
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Yale
What's What at a Glance by Charles P Stewart
Washington coverage debates Roosevelt era policy aims as Moloney and Hull clash over world prosperity versus immediate national gains. Japan hopeful on harmony with US proposals while France skeptical arms cuts may secure Gallic interests. Hitler pleased as peace broadcasts hint at German military reductions. Norman Davis, Morgan envoy, faces scrutiny over a $50,000 loan and his cross party diplomacy. Moran may retire to England as Morgan firm pivots toward the next generation.
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Central Press
Washington, DC
Roosevelt
Moley
Hull
London
Moloy
White House
Leslie Eichel
New York
Norman H. Davis
United States
3. P. Morgan & Go
Senate
Davis
Morgan
Moriah
International
England
Moran
Questions Answered in The Kingsport Times
A reader service column from The Kingsport Times Bureau offers questions and concise answers on diverse topics. It covers thunder and lightning, flag symbolism, presidential powers, motherhood and paternity, lost ships, film origins, mourning colors, child labor law, Philippine Governors, and early U.S. presidents born under British rule, with brief explanations and clarifications.
Test Quiz From Page Seven Answers
A reader quiz asks seven questions about myths geography language and Bible facts. It covers Troubadours Colgate University Michigan meaning of Michigan mythic heroes Greek legend quotes and biblical killings and the capital of Colima Mexico. It prompts recall of Midianites and other ancient groups.
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Fargest Forest
Colgate Univer
Michigan
Uly
Eve
Narre
Colima
Q Was President Garfield Left Handed
A concise summary notes a question regarding President James A. Garfield and his handedness, indicating whether he was left handed and providing a direct yes or no answer.
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Garfield
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