Who’s News This Week Mixes Mexico Tensions and Dr Fishbein
The column notes General Cedillo and General Cardenas as strong figures shaping Mexico’s political split amid agrarian reform debates. It highlights Mesti zo’s growing following and hints at potential civil conflict. It also profiles Dr Morris Fishbein, famed editor of JAMA, as a formidable public opponent of medical quackery and reform.
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National Revolutionary Party Committee
Mexico
Cardenas
Senors
Cedillo
Senators Lodge Davis Urge Tax Cuts and Relief Reforms
Senator Lodge and James J. Davis issue a minority report opposing relief policies and urging immediate actions. They call for repeal of undistributed profits tax, capital gains relief, and broader tax cuts while demanding tighter unemployment relief oversight and ending executive tariff discretion. They press for a new unemployment census and reorganization of relief agencies.
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Senate
Congress
Supreme Court
Supreme Court Rebukes Wallace Over Stockyard Rates
The Supreme Court reverses Secretary Wallace's June 14 1933 order fixing maximum fees for marketing agencies at the Kansas City stockyards. Chief Justice Hughes writes the opinion. The court finds a fair hearing was denied and Wallace relied on prosecutors' findings without reviewing the evidence. Also decides on municipal bankruptcy act of 1937 and the 1923 filled milk act restricting interstate milk shipments with additives.
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Ecretary OF Agriculture
Wallace
Star Chamber
Supreme Court
Kansas City
Hughes
Commission
Roosevelt seeks end to tax exemptions on government income
President Roosevelt asks Congress to remove tax exemptions on all future government bonds and salaries at federal state and local levels. He cites judicial decisions as the source of exemptions and urges a swift legislative remedy.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Daladier Rejects Four Power Pact With Nazi Germany
In Paris Reich Premier Daladier and Foreign Minister Bonnet stated France will not join any four power treaty including Nazi Germany. It was reported in Paris that Prime Minister Chamberlain of Britain abandoned that plan for now after discussions in London on Anglo British relations and European peace.
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Reich
Daladier
Nazi Germany
Paris
Chamberlain
Great Britain
Bonnet
London
Europe
Sudeten leader Henlein warns of war over Czechoslovakia crisis
Onrad Henlein, head of the Sudeten German group, declares that war is possible from within or without. He proclaims German Naziism as the guiding principle of Sudetens and calls for immediate revision of foreign policy toward Germany. He warns Prague against relying on France or Soviet Russia and urges ending resistance to German eastern aims. An emergency cabinet meeting is convened. In Budapest 20,000 Hungarians demand dismemberment of Czechoslovakia at a rally.
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Fishben
Journal
The
American Medical Association
Chicago
America
Hygeia
Indiana
Journal of Medicine
Fishbein
Anna Mantel
Onrad Henlein
Czechoslovakia
Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler
Henlein
Sudetens
Germany
Prague
France
Soviet
Russia
Budapest
Hungarian Revision League
Anglo Irish Agreement Ends Tariff War Reopens Irish Question
Prime Ministers Eamon de Valera and Neville Chamberlain signed a London accord to end six years of tariff and trade disputes between Ireland and Britain over land tithes. The deal leaves unresolved the incorporation of Ulster into a Irish republic while courting support for a first president Douglas Hyde a Protestant Gaelic scholar aged seventy eight as a candidate under the new constitution.
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Eamon DE Valera
Ireland
Neville Chamberlain
Great Britain
London
England
North Ireland
Ulster
Irish Republic
Dougas Hyde
Hyde
County Rossover
Sioux Horse War Ends as Inspector Binds Sit. Bull
Washington digest recounts Inspector Allen’s bold move to subdue Sitting Bull over a stolen horse chain. The clash ended with Allen disarming the medicine man and riding away, hailed as the only white man to man handle Sitting Bull and live to tell the tale. The column also notes GOP public relations efforts and internal party tensions.
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Custer
India
Sitting Bull
Little Big Horn
Canada
Manitoba
Northwest Mounted Police
United States
Inspector Allen
Allen
Mounted
Inspector
Republicans Face Intra party Frictions And Franking Scandal
Western Newspaper Union reports on GOP unity challenges between New Dealers and regular Republicans and the need to harmonize factions for the 1934 elections. The piece also details Horace Russell’s Franking scandal, his resignation, and the vast use of free mail by members of Congress with potential but limited prosecutions.
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Washington
Ench
G.O.P
Jim Reed
Congress
Supreme Court
New Deal
Wheeler
Montana
Burke
Nebraska
Hatton Sumners
Texas
Roosevelt
Republican National Committee
Franklyn Waltman
Waltman
Charles Michelson
Democratic National Committee
Republican
Martin
New York
Middle West
Corral
United Action
Vandenberg
Michigan
Hamilton Fish
House
Senate
Mr. Roosevelt
This Cheerful Peasant Appliqued Apron Pattern
Advertisement for a sewing pattern showing appliqued cheerful peasant figures to decorate kitchen towels. Pattern 1679 includes transfer motifs, applique pieces, stitch illustrations, color ideas, and material needs. Print name address pattern number and send 15 cents via stamps or coins to Needlecraft Dept. 82 Eighth Ave New York.
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Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Ave
New York
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York
Saturnio Cedillo
San Luis Potosi
Cedillo Cardenas
Porfirio Diaz
Himelf
Custed
Morris Fishbein
James H. Means
American College of Physicians
By Lemuel F. Parton
Western Newspaper Union
Senator Lodge
Lodge
Davis
Nathan Straus
Housing Authority
Robert Wagner
Mr. Straus
Hitler
Captain G. Elliott - Nightingale
WNU
William Bruckart
Joe Martin
Massachusetts
Republican Congression
Ai Committee
House of Representatives
John Hamilton
National Committee
Alf Landon
Kansas
Herbert Hoover
National
Horace Russell
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Russell
Representative Church of Illinois
O. B. Taylor
Taylor
Post Office Department
Department of Justice
Messrs
Taylor and
Lydia
pInkHaies
Pinkham
Seneca
Yager’s Liniment
Cicero
Reidy
Denton
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