Dictators Echo Past Tactics as Hitler Angles for Peace
The piece surveys European leaders citing past figures like Rienzi and Kemal Ataturk while Hitler claims to guard Europe and seeks a 20 year peace, with Mussolini boasting a large army and a stated peacetime strength of millions. It notes a proposed lie detector test in the Lindbergh case and various odd anecdotes from schools and hospitals.
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Hitler
Hauptmann
Europe
Mussolini
Rienzi
Dolfuss
Vienna
Kemal Pasha
Turkey
Mohammed
Global Powers React To Hitler and War Threats
Edward W. Pickard reports on rising European militarization as France expands army and conscription, Mussolini mobilizes Italy, possible Anglo Franco Italian talks on Austria Bulgaria and Hungary, while U S defense spending rises and NRA cases loom. Japan withdraws from the League and pursues naval parity with Britain and the U S.
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Orient
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Manchuria
Eastern
Asia
Great Britain
Hoover attacks New Deal in California speech
Former President Herbert Hoover addresses the California Republican assembly in Sacramento, denouncing Roosevelt policies as a failing millennium and urging a rejuvenated party. The piece notes Hoover’s criticism of debt, currency, bureaucracy, and rising living costs while lawmakers in Washington respond skeptically to his potential leadership role.
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Washington
Roosevelts Aims for Quiet Session Before 1936 Campaign
President Roosevelt seeks to clear controversial administration bills including social security and NRA extension during a short session to avoid party splits ahead of the 1936 campaign. Dust storm from Pring hits the West causing deaths and transport disruption. Kansas Governor Landon appeals for aid as wheat prices surge.
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Soviet Transfer of Chinese Eastern Railway to Japan
The Soviet government ceded full ownership of the Chinese Eastern railway to Japan after signing the sale agreement in Tokyo. Japan paid 23,333,000 yen, with the yen at about 27.8 cents. DARROW criticizes the NRA before the Senate Finance Committee, denouncing the act as favoring big business and arguing that distribution issues, not scarcity, cause unemployment. The lawyer also questions NRA’s impact on labor, noting that the panic ended child labor.
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Manchuria
Koki Hirota
Tokyo
Ee Darrow
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Senate Finance Committee
Darrow
Washington
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Minaiaces
National Sasevers Administration
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Richberg
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Senate
Congress
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Richbert
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Nye
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Joan Corporation
The
Loan Corporation
Duce defers Abyssinia settlement to diplomacy plan
Mussolini urges no immediate conciliation commission and favors direct talks. He proposes Italian and Ethiopian ministers meet for data review under League guidance, with France and Britain backing direct negotiations.
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Abyssinia
League of Nations
Americans to Restore Copan Mayan City
The Mayan city of Copan in western Honduras will be restored with architecture led by the Carnegie Institution of Washington in cooperation with Honduras. Julius G. Lay, retiring U S minister to Honduras, announced work will start immediately. Copan, once a major Maya center known for its astronomy stone, was abandoned about a millennium ago and is now accessible by plane from Tegucigalpa.
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Kovno
Lithuania
Hitler
Simon
Home Loan Board
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Washington
Congress
Home Owners Loan Corporation
National
Seaboard
Bill” Stephenson
South Carolina
Copan
Honduras
Guatemala
Julius G. Lay
United States
Carnegie Institution of Washington
Tegucigalpa
Clever horse uncovers knot and latch escape trick
A farm horse learned to undo a half bow knot on a halter strap and slide a stable door latch. After observing humans multiple times, he pulled the loop, freed himself, and walked out, demonstrating unexpected horse problem solving per R G Sebring.
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