Tolley leads farm plan push for new crop control act
Howard Tolley, noted agricultural economist, headlines Washington talks as farm leaders demand a government backed program to replace the AAA with production controls and subsidized agriculture. Proposals include cash grants for acreage transfers to soil conserving crops and funding via restored processing taxes.
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Rains Halt Italian Push in Ethiopia
Heavy and persistent rains in Ethiopia disrupt Italian advances, destroy roads, and cause landslides, slowing operations for weeks. The big rainy season begins in May while Mussolini continues troop dispatches and eyeing possible oil embargo actions by the League of Nations. Red Cross official warns withdrawal if Italy bombs units. Nye probes Morgan and Lamont over prewar loans and neutrality drive. Morgan appears unperturbed before the Senate committee.
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Lewis Opposed to Presidenta neutrality plan in Senate bid
Senator James Hamilton Lewis of Illinois opposes a US neutrality substitute, arguing the measure would close Middle West markets to world commerce. He urged support from the Illinois Manufacturers' Association and Chicago Association of Commerce, demanding executive power to place embargoes with Senate oversight and warning against cuts to oil, coal, copper, cotton, grain, and West manufactured goods by any nonwar resell scenario. Naval Parley on Verge of Dissolution. The London conference faces collapse as Japan demands parity in total tonnage and thwarted talks on naval information sharing. Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden engages amid rising tensions. Former Mayor Hylan of New York Is Dead. New York mourns as John F. Hylan, eight-year mayor, dies. flags at half-mast and funeral held. Freighter Towa perishes in a gale near Peacock spit, Columbia River. 34 crew lost as rescue ships fail to reach in time. The Iowa, under Capt. Edgar L. Yates, had just begun voyage to New York.
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Washington Confusion as Congress Opens and Campaigns Begin
Washington observers note weeks of confusion as Congress reconvenes and Roosevelt delivers the state of the union. The piece tracks the clash over AAA repeal, Jackson Day dinners, court rulings, and party politics shaping an upcoming rough campaign. Key figures include President Roosevelt Postmaster General Farley and Republican leaders amid warnings of mudslinging.
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Progress Made in Berlin Preparatory to Olympics
The 3M-acre Teichssportfeld on Berlin’s west end nears completion as the Olympic stadium reaches 100 percent of its build. It seats 100000 with a 400 meter track and a 165 foot pool in the adjacent swimming stadium. An open air theater and a steel 16 ton Olympic bell add ceremonial features, while a relay relay flame will be lit August 1 to mark the games.
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Independent Paths for Those Lacking Initiative
The author notes that many people lack initiative and leadership for self employment, yet there are numerous tasks they can undertake alone that do not require hiring others, offering the priceless boon of independence.
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