Europe Eyes Peace Through Balance Of Power
The piece surveys shifts across Europe as Germany’s rise prompts a balance of power approach. It notes Mussolini defying Britain on Ethiopia, Polish leadership moves after Pilsudski, French-Russian-Czechoslovak pacts, and Britain’s cabinet tensions. US currency stabilization discussions mark a new American stance on global economics amid tentative moves away from gold.
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Germany
League
Vince
Marshal Pilsudski
Mussolini
Britain
W Duce
Ethiopia
Italy
Rome
Thiopne
Tils
Milhopian
Milo
United States
Texas
Fratee
Mary
France
Almosk
Pilsudski
Mesteycki
Ie Communder
MaIodiale Chitage
Palstielski
Frevetorch
Dan Covridsr
Silesia
Laval
Warsaw
Poland
Ger- Tate
Mili- Pyassistuwer
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Europe
Sitce
Paris
Fromermany
Austria-Hungary
England
John
Sir John Simon
Sir John
Lenroot Reviews Child Relief Impacts Across Nation
Katharine Lenroot chief of the children’s bureau outlines relief’s effects on infant mortality malnutrition and family separation amid the depression. She notes 20 million depend on relief including 8 million under 16 and 2 million ages 16 to 18, with average monthly grants rising from 16.59 to 27.82 since 1923.
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Ruby A. Black
Trigune
Washington
Katharine F. Genroot
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Children's Bureau
Chidren
Miss Lemont
Drought Sections Of Nation Reveal Great Improvement
CURBSTONE PICK-UPS By Charles F. Speare reports improved crop prospects in Northwest Southwest and Central West after the 1934 drought. Rising railcar loadings and broader retail trade accompany a calmer labor scene as speculation shifts toward currency stabilization and gradual recovery.
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Charles F. Speare
The
Tribune
Consolidated News Features
New York
Northwest
Southwest
Central West
Wulman
Washington
Congress
Morgenthau
Ogden L. Mills
Roosevelt
AAA
United States
France
Great Britain
Frank H. Simonds
England
Leon Fraser
Bank [of International Settlements
Cost of living up but still below 1929 levels
Prices for food clothing and rent rose from March to April but remain well under the 1929 peaks. Food is 38 percent higher than April 1933 yet 17.7 percent below the 1929 level. Clothing up 24 percent from two years ago but 23 percent below April 1929. Rents up 7 percent from two years ago yet 25 percent below 1929. The gains so far fall short of boom-time levels.
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AAA
National Industrial Conference Board
Snobbish Amateurs Question in American Sports
University of Pittsburgh’s R Francis D Tyson argues amateurism is a British aristocratic relic and a snobbery in democracy. He says distinguishing pro and amateur rests on earnings, not skill, and is misguided. He predicts a shift to efficient production and notes mixed public policy views.
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R. Francis D. Tyson
University of Pittsburgh
Convention of
American Physical Education
Dr. Tyson
Wisconsin Seen as Radar for National Party Talk
Wisconsin politics heads for national spotlight as La Follette forces push for a possible progressive split from Roosevelt. Rumors of a 1940 or 1936 third party loom while Fond du Lac and Chicago emerge as key gathering points for party organizers. Contenders include Helen Stewart and Mrs A P Nelson. Cashman may seek a progressive bid against Schneider.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Lmelight
Washington
la Follette
Roosevelt
Huey Long
Long
Sh Independent
Senator Long
Father Coughlin
la Follettes
Fond du Lac
Progressive Party
Chicago
la Follette Rank and File
Wal
Fiorella la Guardia
New York
la Fallette
James A. Farley
Farley
1945
South
Talmadge
Florida
A la Follette
Helen Stewart
Neenah
Stewart
Ranning
M. E. Reill
A. P. Nelson
Grantsberg
John E. Cashman
Cashman
George J. Schneider
Iphih
Arange
Alse
Progressive
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Hull
London
Mr. Hull
Katharine Lenroot
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
HOLC
University of Wisconsin
House Committee On Military Affairs
Curbstone
Holland
Switzerland
Belgium
Switerland
Federal Reserve
Cleveland
Vailecoads
Iam
Chris J
Pat Burns
Fruit House
Klock
Voigt
Eddie Konetchy
Carl Bond
la Crosse Street
Pink Hawley
Mike Maloy
Mike
Callahan
Focal
Kroeck
Hot
Hall
Main Street
Momily
Moriavity
Alfred Hughes
Daily Citizen
J. M. Swords
John Reverts
Oluo
Rev. Hughes
George H. Tuglies
Hughes
Ulysses Grant
Vicksourg
Norway
Mons Anderson
Vincent Tausche
C. F. Scharpi
Tauscha
Tausche
Morti Chronicle
la Crosse Club
F. A. Copeland
E. M. Wing
Fifth and Main
Hoeschler Bros
la Crosse
Theater Company
Flor
the Elks
Eagles
Frank Hoeschier
A. Chatfield
Fifth and
Johnson Streets
Benjamin F. Bryant
G. M. Woodward
Tyson
Dow
New Party
By Winter Everett
Nelson
Schneider
Progressive Directorate
Mr. Cashman
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