Bris bane This Week Roundup of War Talk and Public Letters
Commentary blends war anxieties and social critique. Topics include France's radicalism and Sovietism signs, anti-Semitism fears in France, labor claims in factories, U S veteran bonuses, French premier Blum, railroads finances, and the Lindbergh case update with Hauptmann evidence returning to New Jersey.
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Birchall
New York Times
France
Lindbergh
New Jersey
Hauptmann
74th Congress Adjourns After a Long Session
The 74th Congress adjourned after a five and a half month session that appropriated close to ten billion dollars. The closing hours saw passage of the emergency tax bill and a mixed record on major legislation including the coal and soil conservation acts and the veteran bonus.
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Supreme Court
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Senate
Congress
Florida Ship Canal
Passamaquoddy Tide Dam
AAA
Rural Electrification Administration
Electric Farm and Home Authority
Commodity Credit Corporation
Walsh-Healy
Federal Trade Commission
Power and Treasury Agency
Soviet Russia Honors Gorky and German Diplomat Dies
The Western Newspaper Union notes the German noble Hans von Buelow viewed as a potential successor to the chancellor and reports the death of Maxim Gorky at sixty eight from influenza. Moscow held a public funeral at the Kremlin while naming Gorky a foremost Soviet propagandist. Gorky’s real name is Alexis Maximovitch Pyeshkovy.
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Hitler
Hans Dieckhoff
Foreign Office
Buelow
Russia
Maxim Gorky
Communist Party
Gorky
Central Executive Committee
Moscow
Kremlin
Lenin
Soviet Russia
Alexis Maximovitch Pyeshkovy
Union party presidential bid announced with Lemke at helm
Representative William Lemke of North Dakota announces a run for the presidency as the Union party candidate. Father Coughlin sponsors the ticket with Thomas O’Brien of Boston as vice presidential candidate and a 15 point platform including farm mortgage refinancing and old age security. A national convention is planned for August in Cleveland.
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William Lemke
North Dakota
Union Party
Father Charles &. Coughlin
Detroit
Lemke
Thomas Charles O'Brien
Boston
Congress
Cleveland
Mr. Lemke
Lynn J. Frazier
House of Representatives
Fourth of July reminiscences from the early 1900s
A Kansas City Star writer recalls a chaotic yet brave older Fourth of July with sunrise gun salutes on Main Street, fried chicken in the park, grease pole contests, and risky fireworks on a hay wagon, contrasting it with modern Sanity and politics.
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Kansas City Star
Congress
Main Street
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