Legion Head Hite Naziism at New York Convention
The American Legion's one hundred thousand members gathered in New York for their annual convention opening with a memorial service. Barry Wejog warned against internal dangers to judiciary independence and urged posts to teach constitutional principles, condemning German propaganda and Nazi camps in the United States. President Roosevelt praised the Constitution, warned of dictatorships, and signaled a potential realignment in politics.
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New York
Harry W. Colmer
Barry
United States
Roosevelt
Washington Monument
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Supreme Court
Pacific Coast
Seale
United States District Court For
Synpathy
Vandenberg Launches Battle Cry in Bay City Speech
Senator Vandenberg of Michigan adopted the battle cry Vandenberg’s Battle Cry in a Bay City speech seen as reopening his campers for the Republican Presidential race, signaling renewed campaign momentum.
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Washington faces jitters over war risk and cheap money
In Washington concerns over potential global conflict and its impact on the U.S. economy persist. The Federal Reserve acts to desanitize 300 million dollars in frozen gold to keep interest rates low, stabilize government bond prices, and ease inflation fears for consumers and producers alike. The piece notes shifts in sugar pricing, tariff history, and the possible broader effect on American commerce and policy.
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America
Federal Reserve Board
Europe
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Wilson
United States
Holland
Woodrow Wilson
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Louisiana
Hoover
Desert to Playground: Death Valley and Southern California Oil Boom
Readable text covers Death Valley's shift from peril to recreation aided by transport and tourism, with notes on Dante's View and Mount Whitney, plus the Colorado River aqueduct project and a massive oil boom around Los Angeles, Kern County, and Huntington Beach. It mentions Long Beach, pressurized water routes, and the influx of workers, miners, and engineers into the region.
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