New Deal tax plans discussed with Roosevelt at Warm Springs
Ptah Robinson of Arkansas, Senate floor leader, spent four hours with President Roosevelt at Warm Springs and said the coming New Deal would not add new taxes or significantly raise existing ones. He warned deficit control while relief and reemployment costs persist, favoring unemployment relief over dole.
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Arkansas
Senate
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Congress
Janus ‘Ary
Robinson
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Senate Finance Committee
Washington
Daniel C. Roper
Roper
Potential European Conflict Emerges From Balkan Tensions
The text notes a rising likelihood of another European war beginning among southern nations, sparked by the Marseilles assassinations of King Alexander and Louis Barthou, with Yugoslavian delegates in the League of Nations amid the smoldering aftermath.
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Alexander
Louis Barthou
Marseilles
Jugoslavia
League of
American plan for arms control presented in Geneva
U S ambassador R W Wilson presented a Geneva disarmament conference proposal for international control of arms. Governments would license munition makers for five year terms with no reserve stocks and bona fide orders required. Warship details, licenses and orders go to a central Geneva committee for public record, with a permanent commission from signatory nations to investigate.
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Ugh R. Wilson
Switzerland
Geneva
United States
French Russian accord claimed amid German tensions
Col Jean Fabry asserted a France Russia understanding and Soviet armed aid offer to France. Maxim Litvinov linked to the claim, while Archimbaud and Laval supported war budget talk. Reports of unrest in Germany and martial orders accompany Latin American turmoil with Paraguay in revolt and Penaranda’s rise to power.
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Hitler
Germany
Pierre Laval
France
League of Nations
Pierre. Laval
Jean. Fabry
Archimbaud
Reich
Russia
Europe
Inferno on Barrington: Nelson and Cowley Die in Gunfight
Inspector Samuel P Cowley and Agent Herman B Hollis of the U S Bureau of Investigation die in a gun battle with gangsters led by Lester Gillis known as Baby Face Nelson near Barrington Michigan. Nelson dies from nine bullet wounds and is found near Niles Center. Cowley previously killed John Dillinger and headed the posse that killed Pretty Boy Floyd.
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Herman B. Hollis
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Lester Gillis
George
Baby Face
Niles Center
Nelson
Cowley
John Dillinger
Pretty Boy” Floyd
Indiana
Wedding Day in London for Duke of Kent and Princess Marina
A royal wedding in London draws crowds to Westminster Abbey for the ceremony of the Duke of Kent, fourth son of the king and queen, and Princess Marina of Greece. The US ambassador and Mrs. Bingham attend. a Greek Orthodox ceremony follows at Buckingham Palace. News notes luxury spending rising and farm income in October at 736 million with yearlong declines offset by subsidies and emergency sales.
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London
Duke of Kent
England
Marina
Greece
Westminster Abbey
United States
Robert W. Bingham
Buckingham Palace
Germanos
Department of Agriculture
Insull and aides Cleared in Mil Fraud Trial Relating to Chicago
Samuel Insull and sixteen co defendants were acquitted by the jury after a long government led case that cost about 100000 to prepare. The verdict came on the third ballot as prosecutors said they did their best and jurors appeared not to find intent to defraud.
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Seeu
Insull
Chicago
Lazaro Cardenas Installed as Mexico's President
Ge Lázaro Cárdenas, aged thirty nine, veteran of the Mexican Revolution, was installed as president of Mexico on November 30. He is of Spanish and Tarascan Indian descent, a capable soldier and statesman, and has served in the revolutionary government for five years.
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Ge. Lazaro Cardenas
Mexico
Swiss Resolve and German Professor Clash Stir Europe
Brisbane This Week notes Swiss resolve to resist conquest and defend independence with a trained reserve force. It cites Germany dismissing Bonn theology professor Carl Barth for refusing to pledge loyalty to Hitler, prompting Swiss government to threaten expelling German professors from Swiss universities.
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Europe
Carl Barth
Bonn University
Kaiser
Prussia
Barth
Hitler
Germany
Hemming and Hawin
Rickets and Vitamin D Teeth Sunlight and Milk Reform
An article explains rickets affects all social levels, not just the poor, and emphasizes vitamin D sources. It discusses sunlight, ultraviolet light, cod liver oil, egg yolk, butter fat, and breast milk, plus four methods to vitamin D fortify milk and prevent rickets. It notes historic urban living, a folk remedy in England, and urges sun exposure and cod liver oil for children.
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Europe
England
Ireland
Langdon. Porter
Nye
United Aircraft Company
United Aircraft
Wallace Speaks on Agricultural Act Fight and Bank Policy
Secretary Wallace signals a winter battle over amendments to the Agricultural Adjustment Act. He backs keeping major New Deal controls while allowing targeted changes, cites consumer voice and hog taxes as future pressures, and notes banker skepticism toward liberal policies and potential bond allocations.
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Washington
Henry A. Wallace
Ete
Wallace
National Grange
Mr. Wallace
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Senator Bankhead
Alabama
Mothers urged to give children weekly allowances
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt argues allowances teach independence for six or seven year olds. She warns against overprotective norms and suggests fostering self reliance, then extends the idea to educated adults amid trade and prosperity reports.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
NRA
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