Lord Lothian May Open Doors to Trade and Migration
The article reports Lord Lothian urging Britain and allies to press for broad European reform after the war. He argues against restoring colonial possessions, calls for a global buffer system, and says the United States will decide on opening trade and migration. He notes Germany is rearmed and urges frank discussions over old impositions.
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Lothian
Zaus
Lord Lothian
Germany
England
France
New World
United States
Verles
Rhineland
Theystem
Frank
Gerler
Mussolini demands strength in Europe arms race
A review of current events notes Mussolini boasting of Italy's military prowess and the capability to mobilize 8 million soldiers, part of a broader rearmament context with Hitler and Stalin. It also covers Japan's note to Britain expanding destroyer and submarine tonnage, and U.S. budget projections under Roosevelt with steep deficits and debt totals.
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Italy
Mussolini
Germany
Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Stalin
Avellino
Il Duce
Labor spies inquiry targets company officials
A Wisconsin Senate committee led by Senator La Follette is probing alleged employer use of labor spies. Names cited include W. W. Groves as president, W. B. Groves as vice president, Earl Douglas Rice as vice president, and J. E. Blair as secretary. An injunction to block officials’ appearance and bar production of records was sought in federal court.
Ruth Bryan Owen resigns as minister to Denmark for Roosevelt campaign
Ruth Bryan Owen resigns as American minister to Denmark to run as a private citizen for President Roosevelt re election. The President accepts the resignation in a telegraph exchange. Also: Spanish air attack near the Kane, with Hull instructing protests to Franco, and fighting in Iran and Spain with royalist and loyalist actions. American Bar Association actions in Boston and Stinchfield elected president.
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Ruth Bryan Owen
Boerge Rohde
Kane
Gibraltar
Bilbao
Hull
Francisco Franco
Iran
Madrid
Oropesa
Talavera
London
Guadarrama
Toledo
Alcazar
Farmers enjoy record July cash income since 1929
Department of Agriculture figures show farm product sales totaled 711 million dollars in July, with 24 million from government benefits and 57 million in rental and other benefits. After subsidies the total cash at farmers’ disposal reached 735 million, the largest July take since 1929.
Stalin and Trotsky clash signals. Bullitt to Paris post
The dispatch outlines the Stalin Trotsky power struggle in the Soviet Union with executions and purges. It notes William C Bullitt's transfer from Moscow to Paris amid tense Franco American diplomacy and trade talks.
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William C. Bullitt
Russia
Sim Bullitt
France
Straus
Bullitt
Moscow
Washington
Department of Commerce
Platform origins and 1840 Democratic principles
The article explains how a political platform guides a presidential candidate and traces its first clear use in 1840. It describes the Democratic platform from Baltimore that year, asserting limited federal powers, state rights, and opposition to federal funding for internal improvements, debt assumption, and immigration restrictions, while noting the Whigs’ lack of a platform and their “Tippecanoe and Tyler Too” campaign.
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Ation
Stalin
United States
NRA
AAA
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Ben’ Tillman
South Carolina
New York
McKinley
Dayton
Tennessee
Baltimore
National Treasury
Congress
Martin van Buren
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Paris
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Leon Blum
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Poland
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Lithuania
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Memel
League of Nations
Frederick H. Stinchfield
Minneapolis
Association
Ruth Owen
New York City
Charles Schweinler Press
Schweinler Press
National Press Building
Washington, D. C
Associated Press
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Leon Trotsky
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Litvinov
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