French Franc Crisis Deepens As Bouisson Takes Power
The French gold drain and cabinet infighting threaten the franc with collapse. Fernand Bouisson replaces Flandin as premier, while battles over budget cuts pit bureaucrats against voters. In Asia, Japan presses to seize north China, signaling renewed tension amid Manchukuo moves and Beijing and Tianjin.
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Avun
Frances
France
Fhees
Mandi
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
Flandin
Andre Tardieu
Herviot
Fernand Bouisson
Bouisson
Paris
Gars Fay
Inflation Threat to Recovery and Bankers Fees
Charles F. Speare, Special Correspondent, reports on recovery risks from possible inflation, NRA code impact, and deflation shifts. He discusses Supreme Court actions, banking and business adaptation, and the fragile cycle of prices, wages, and credit as France and global markets react, urging prudent financial easing and collaboration to sustain jobs and growth.
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Charles F. Speare
the Tribune
Consolidated News
New York
NRA
Roosevelt
United States Supreme Court
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Bank of France
France
Flandin
Europe
Holland
Switzerland
Stems
Grewing
Bus
Great Britain
United States
REC
PWA
La Follette Brothers Pivot Men In U S Politics
Washington report surveys the La Follette brothers as pivot figures in U S politics detailing their influence on Roosevelt era policy. It outlines their stance as stabilizing yet progressive, potential presidential prospects, and the Wisconsin idea shaping national debates.
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la Follette Brothers
U. S
Ruby A. Black
Tribune Washington
Washington
Rover Boys
Ageddon
Boy Scout
la Follettes
la Follette
America
Wisconsin
la Pole Teltes
Bob
Senator la Follette
Green Bay
Duffy recall effort unsettles Wisconsin politics
Madison observers say recall petitions against Senator F Ryan Duffy face weak support as former Assemblyman Neil McEachin leads a push citing Duffy’s World Court vote and opposition to prevailing wage measures. Democrats doubt McEachin can secure 25 percent of last election’s governor vote for a recall, while progressives favor caution citing lack of candidate and risk to party prestige.
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Wis
Neil McElachin
Rhinelander
F. Ryan
Duffy
Democratic ‘United
Wisconsin
McEachin
Senate
United States Senate
United States
Gieceipe
World Court
Mc McEachin
McHachin
Cogent
la Falsette
Progressive Party
Democratic Organization
Otto J. Miller
Wausau
Miller
Milwaukee County
Milwaukee
William Shenners
Suh
Progressive Directorate
Common Council of
Curbstone Pick-Ups Reflected In Public Service Values
A reflective piece argues that modern business hinges on customer service across all sectors including fueling, retail, and public offices. It contrasts past and present newspaper, mail, and transport services, urging La Crosse Civic groups to promote river scenery and local resources to attract visitors, citing Roosevelt’s Mississippi River impressions and potential tourist launches.
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Alfairs
Post
le Crosse
Mississippi River
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Dells
Lakes
la Crosse
Lovir
Mississippi
Franklin D. Roosevelt
St. Paul
Hudson River
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