Third Amendment To Treaty Beaten In Senate Silencing Outside Powers
Washington March 16 The senate for the third time defeated an effort to amend the four power treaty to permit outside nations to participate in a Pacific controversies conference A final vote was set for Friday March 24 The party split mirrored Tuesday’s defeat of similar amendments With a roster of new reservations introduced the Brandegee and Rhyds proposals were debated Senator Pittman argued the broad proposals would drag in the world while others claimed the reservations restrain the agreement The note ends with an odd line about rejuvenation using monkey gland methods by the Pennsylvania State Bureau of Animal Industry on cows.
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