Roosevelt Says Global Talks Not a Failure
London July 27 AP Roosevelt rejected labels of failure placed on the world economic conference by delegates at the final plenary session. Secretary Hull read a note from the president to Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald during a morning of critical speeches as delegates adjourned briefly before Hull spoke. The scene contrasted with a calmer tone elsewhere as Roosevelt urged perspective on progress and results not always being measurable.
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World Economic Conference Ends Satire of Results
Delegates faced heated criticism in the morning session with Soviet envoy Jean Maisky denouncing the first session’s practical results as zero. President Roosevelt’s message sparked a buoyant adjournment for lunch and a more hopeful mood among delegates, who compared the exchange to students leaving a lecture with praise from a teacher.
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