Germany orders massive rearmament in breach of Versailles
Germany declares it will field about 480000 troops and 1500 military aircraft, with 12 corps of three divisions, as part of a new defiance of the Versailles arms limits. Hitler criticizes France and Britain while urging peacetime strength and assures no hostile aims, prompting alarm in London over possible recognition for a broader German buildup.
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Flandin
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London
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Anthony Eden
Jean Fabry
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Reichswehr
Gireece
Fourth Army Corps
Eleutherios Venizelos
Rhodes
Julius Caesar
Venizelos
Italy
George Karmenos
Bulgaria
Salonixi
Kayela
Larigde
Athens
Washington Musings on Taxes Baruch Coughlin and Gold
The piece recalls Bernard Baruch and Father Coughlin clashing on inflation while Senator Couzens pushes excise taxes, noting Baruch's budget balance stance and Roosevelt's stance between inflation and sound currency. It mentions Baruch's departure to Europe to avoid speculation about NRA ties and cites diverse views on the gold standard and devaluation amid cotton concerns in commerce.
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Senate
Richard B. Russell, Jr
Georgia
Metcalfe
Rhode Island
Hale
Maine
Glass
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Bugh
Johnson
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Algo
Couzens
Lewis W. Douglas
Hoogevelt
Ennieutenant
NRA
Europe
Tohnoson
United States
Washington
Coughlin
Roosevelt
Trade treaties push cotton sales and foreign market aims
The article outlines renewed pressure for reciprocal trade agreements as U S cotton exports fall. It notes Secretary Roper’s warning that duties must shift to allow foreign goods that compete with American products, and that to sell cotton abroad the government may need to lower prices and boost foreign purchasing power. It discusses reactions from farmers, manufacturers, and various industries, plus political dynamics affecting policy and lobbying.
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Germany
Roper
America
Vagaries of Trade Rat Plague Camping Parties
A Detroit News item describes the bishy tailed wood rat or pack rat that roams western camps. The creature raids camps for watches coins and cutlery leaving a clue like a bone or stick as evidence. It returns to its stash under stone or brush piles, carrying away items it can manage.
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Ita Family
Detroit News
Victory The Habit Of Work Inspires Success
A short reflective note credits A Bolton on the value of steady effort. It highlights that consistent work builds a habit leading to victory and success. The line emphasizes discipline and perseverance as the path to achievement.
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A. Bolton
Tour Progress and Self Improvement Motto
The excerpt urges personal growth over big promises urging daily self improvement. It emphasizes self discipline and grit rather than comparing to others.
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