Flandin Demands Germany Show Its Intentions Now
Pierre Elienne Flandin French foreign minister at Veuillez pressed Germany to prove no aggressive aims in Europe and warned France will not negotiate if Berlin withholds proof. He questioned Hitler on Danzig, the Saar, Memel and any colonial claims while noting Nazi propaganda rises across areas. He tied the election showing Nazi strength to potential moves on neighbors.
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Germany
Pierre-Elienne Flandin
Vezelay
Adolf Gitler
Europe
France
Little Entente
Russia
Fuehrer
Memel
Hitler
Austria
Danish
Schleswig
Polish Silesia
Czecho- Slovakia
Reich
Berlin
Reichstag
Nazi Party
von Hindenburg
Hindenburg
Graf Zeppelin
Saar
Rhineland
Japan
Soviet
Houghoki Hirota
Eiji Amau
Tokyo
Aman
Legislators Hear Opposition On Robinson Patman Bills
Witnesses told a senate subcommittee that the Robinson-Patman anti chain store measure would raise costs and hurt employment by restricting price discrimination. The Borah Van Nuys modification faced harsh critique while the Utterback bill also aims at similar reforms. The AF of L pact ends long building trades disputes by appointing a neutral referee. J. W. Williams and M. J. McDonough assume leadership roles in the reorganized divisions. The Electric Home and Farm Authority was renewed with a Feb 1937 sunset unless the President acts sooner.
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Senate
Senate Committee On Immigration and Naturalization
Perkins
Congress
House Committee
Robert R. Reynolds
North Carolina
Reynolds
Everal
House Judiciary Committee
American Federation of Labor
Building Trades Department
J. W. Williams
The
Carpenters
M. J. McDonough
Plasterers
House
Electric Home and Farm Authority
Gnance
Smoots Prophecy Revisited on Government Costs
Washington analysis on Reed Smoots 1920s warning that government costs rise regardless of party. Discusses Byrd and Roosevelt surveys to trim expenses, noting political bias and likely delays until after elections. Predicts limited impact and continued New Deal agencies with payroll reductions possible post election.
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Byrd Si
Virginia
Byrd
Roosevelt
War Finance Corporation
Roosevelt outlook brightens for re election drive
In Washington and across the nation the Roosevelt re election chances appear to improve as April begins. Observers report New Dealers upbeat, noting the Philadelphia convention may bring little anti New Deal revolt and the platform will align with Roosevelt. Republicans face intraparty fights at Cleveland, risking a messy campaign but Democrats look set to attack. Western Newspaper Untom
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Roosevelt
Washington
Blues
New Deal
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Liberty League
Smith
al Smith
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Poser
Greek Swiss crew emblem in their arma
A fragmentary report notes Greece and Switzerland bearing a common emblem in their arma. The emblem features a cross motif with contrasting colors, including gold and white elements, highlighted as a symbolic motif in their military display.
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Greece
Switzerland
Aqueduct 242 Miles Long Has 92 Miles of Tunnels
The Colorado River aqueduct spans 242 miles with 29 main tunnels totaling 92 miles and 14 more miles in planned tunnels. It aims to deliver water to southern California, described as a major domestic water supply system.
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Colorado River
California
Philadelphia Inquirer
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