Washington warns Japan over naval pact in London
N H Davis warns that scrapping the Washington treaty would raise security concerns and spark a costly naval race. He notes Roosevelt’s call for substantial reductions and favors maintaining the equality of security under the existing treaties until progress is made.
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London
Yain
Japan
Davis
American Correspondents’ Association
Roosevelt
United States
Washington
Pacific
Far East
Navy
Swanson
Capitalism Backed in New Deal View by Two Advisors
Raymond Moley and Donald Richberg told New York planners that no substitute for capitalism exists and the New Deal aimed to save capitalism by widening opportunity. Richberg urged codes of fair competition be preserved in permanent law with labor, consumers, and government in coopera tion. L. Bardo attacked organized labor and opposed a universal 30 hour week as a setback to recovery.
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American Congress of Industry
New York
Raymond Moley
Donald Richberg
National Emergency Council
Moley
Richberg
NRA
L. Bardo
National
National Association of Manufacturers
American Federation of Labor
Congress
Lord Riddell dies leaving no heir to peerage
ORD Riddell once Lloyd George's chief liaison with the press dies in London. He rose as a famed newspaper publisher and gained wealth, was made a peer in 1918, and sent the first Versailles treaty news by telephone. He remained a friend to Lloyd George until disagreements appeared. The title ends with his death. In Honduras, Central to northern regions endure a two day earthquake sequence crippling communications. Towns Copas Cabanas and Santa Rita reportedly devastated and inhabitants flee with little shelter or food. Cerronzu mountain near Paraiso collapses.
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Lloyd George
London
Riddell
England
Entral
Honduras
Copas
Cabanas
Santa Rita
Cerronzu
Paraiso
Roosevelt
James A. Moffet
Moffet
Mr. Moffet
Sam
Kemal Ataturk Spurs Turkish Women’s Political Rights
Mustafa Kemal of Turkey has become a national idol after securing emancipation from the harem and granting women political rights. The national assembly unanimously declared that Turkish women over thirty may be elected to the chamber of deputies and all women over twenty two can vote in national elections. Thousands of women telegrammed their deepest gratitude.
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Mustapha Kemal
Turkey
National Assembly
Chamber of Deputies
Kemal
Mr. West
National Chamber of Commerce
Tooley Street
England
Aviation report eyes transoceanic airship service plan
Washington officials indicate the aviation commission will draft a report proposing government airships for a new transoceanic service if Congress approves. The plan, favored by Ewing Mitchell and the NACA, envisions two Zeppelin type airships and a metal clad craft with modern landing gear, plus a permanent federal civil aviation agency. The report notes February action and a $17,000 plan.
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Aviation Commission
National Defense
Washington
Congress
Ewing Y. Mitchell
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Commission
Commerce Department
Vanderbilt kin builds big plane for personal travel
The piece notes William K. Vanderbilt, great grandson of Commodore Vanderbilt, has built a large air plane for personal travel while his Vanderbilt branch stays distant from railroads and yachts. It also touches on inflation fears, EPIC/EPPIA schemes, and political commentaries from Mr. West regarding Communists and poverty programs.
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Commodore Vanderbilt
Staten Island
New York Central
William K. Vanderbilt
Maury Paul
Vanderbilt
Harry S. Hopkins
Roosevelt
America
Upton Sinclair
California
Hopkins
Regret and Fear in a Modern World View
The column argues that past regrets cannot be changed while future fears can be mitigated through better living. It cites personal resilience amid financial setbacks, wars, and political fights, noting leaders and policies shaping recovery and tax and loan programs under Roosevelt. It reflects on national endurance and a cautious optimism toward a brighter future.
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Fitzgerald
Khayyam
Mr. Khayyam
Mr. Bryant
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