Mussolini reshapes Italian government in drastic reforms
Mussolini announced sweeping changes on the seventeenth anniversary of the Fascist party. He abolished the chamber of deputies and formed a guild council while shrinking large private industries to foster economic self sufficiency. He said key industries would be government run or controlled, drawing cheers in Capitoline Hall. He warned war remains unpredictable.
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Mussolini
Chamber of Deputies
Beo Mussolini
Fascist Party
Muraolini
Capitoling
Great Floods Recede and Reconstruction Begins
NTREPID citizens of many eastern and New England towns reassessed, rebuilt, and refitted after unprecedented floods. Relief totaling over 43 million dollars, allocated by President Roosevelt, supported recovery efforts as Red Cross and National Guard assisted with food, clothing, medical supplies, and preventing looting.
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New England
Roosevelt
Washington
Florida
Towershio
Misglesippi
Gulf of Mexico
Red Croga
National Guardamen
Admirrel Grayson
Red Cross
Doings of the Senators and Four Seen Sm Refusing to Appropriate Funds
President Roosevelt backed away from a plan to grant 12 million dollars for the Fieridg ship canal after Democratic pressure. The Senate approved military activities for the War department and kept enrollment near 550,000 through most of the next fiscal year. Senator Black, chair of the lobbying committee, added Cowles papers amid the dispute.
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War Department
Roosevelt
Black
Senate Lobbying Committee
Add Cowles
Three Powers Agree to Limit Battleship Size
Great Britain the United States and France finalise a treaty plan to cap battleships at 35 000 tons with 10 000 tons for cruisers and a six year moratorium. Norman H Davis notes the US may deem itself free from the cruisers limit if Britain builds over 70 cruisers. The conference seeks escape clauses if Japan Italy or other non signers exceed limits.
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World Court
Helen
von Ribbentrop
London
Berlin
Hitler
Eden
Germany
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Flandin
England
Britain
Belgium
Italy
France
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Aifé
Cruttera
Norman H. Davis
Noth
Great Britain
Japan
Roosevelt Heads South For Fishing Trip On Potomac
President Roosevelt sails south for his annual angling cruise aboard the new Presidential boat Potomac. A brief stop at Winter Park Florida awards him an honorary degree from Rollins College. Dr Townsend endorses Senator Borah boosting his Republican bid and signaling a policy reversal for the Townsend organization.
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Winter Park
Fla
Rollina College
Dr. Townsend
Borah
William A. Borah
Francis B. Townsend
Tolahoan
Long Beach
Calif
Townsend
Plans Announced for Soil Conservation Program Regions
Wallace announced the establishment of five regions to administer the Soil Conservation and Domestic Allotment Act substitute for the AAA. H R Tolley, administrator, said field service had begun in several states to run the program as directed. Regional directors will absorb liquidating duties from four commodity divisions, while other AAA units like marketing and consumer counsel remain.
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Wallace
AAA
Consumers’ Counsel
Holt demands WPA inquiry over relief agencies
Senator D Holt from West Virginia pledges to press a Senate probe into WPA relief activities under Harry Hopkins and related agencies including BFC CWA and FERA. WPA’s Hopkins releases a bulletin asserting no employee political contributions are required or tied to job security and that solicitation of political funds can lead to discharge.
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WPA
Ro D. Holt
West Virginia
Works Progress Administration
Senate
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BFC
CWA
FERA
Hopkins
Tax Collections Jump 484 Percent in First Ten March Days
Tax Treasury reports March first ten days yield 281.758 million dollars, a 484 percent surge from 102,420.45 the previous year’s comparable period. All collection districts show gains in the early March period.
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Treasury
Roosevelts plan shifts relief burden to private hiring
Washington Seen and Heard column analyzes President Roosevelts message outlining a reform: private employers must absorb 500000 workers to cut relief costs by about 400 million as WPA replaces PWA projects. It notes effects on Harold Ickes and CCC, discusses hours, taxes, and potential impacts on corporations and labor.
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WPA
PWA
Harold L. Ickes
Ickes
Quoddy
Florida Ship Canal
Eadmates
Congress
Black
Treasury
Pew
House
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Federal
le Tan
Asia and Europe War Talk Echoes in Brisbane Week
Editors discuss Asia led by Japan and potential Russo Japanese accord as a world shift possibility. Lloyd George urges restraint, notes public war fatigue and sanctions opposition. Also touches on Russia’s military buildup, Western fears, kidnap plots in London, and dust storms in the U.S. Great Plains region.
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Poland
East
Europe
Soviet
Karl Radek
Moscow
London
Radek
Hitler
Josef Heck
Germany
Beck
Warsaw
Great Britain
Asia
Japan
Red Army
Household Tips From Old Times Cleaners and Stain Remedies
The piece lists practical kitchen and cleaning tips from Associated Newspapers WNU Service. It covers icing cream proportions to prevent cracking, salt and vinegar to remove vase stains, reheating cookies and breads, using a stiff broom as a scrub brush, turpentine for floor grime, rinsing onions from pans with vinegar, and stain removal methods for tablecloths and ink on fingers. It presents a snapshot of domestic advice and housekeeping hacks.
New Coleman Range Lights Like City Gas
A new Coleman safety range claims to make its own gas from ordinary gasoline. The carburization method turns liquid fuel into gas, providing instant ignition and a clean flame with Band-A-Bill Burners. Porcelain enamel finish and appealing colors promise beauty and efficiency. readers can request illustrated literature and a store check chart by mailing to Wichita Kansas.
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Dioneor
Phances
Wichita
Kansas
Ady
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