Cuba in political crisis as Machado defies mediation
Cuba's President Machado rejects Sumner Welles mediation plan calling on congress for no leave and vows to stay in office. Havana sees protests, martial law, and a labor strike as police clash with crowds while U S officials deem intervention unlikely.
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Cuba
Sumner Welles
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Machado
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Rour
Mfachado
Fam
Republic of Cuba
Havana
United States
Washington
Roosevelt
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Washington enters decisive drive to speed recovery
The column praises a fierce government push to restore business postwar. It argues unity is harder as fear fades, notes strikes and the steel case tests recovery policy, and questions price control plans by Doctor Howe and consumer councils amid profiteering concerns. It cites Wallace, Howe, and Moley within federal efforts.
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Nation Recovery Administration
Sur-Up
Department of Agriculture
Wallace
Fred GC. Howe
Doctor Howe
United States
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Doctor Lowe
Chalo
Doctor
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Chals
Independent
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Utah County approves slaughter house ordinance in county
Intermountain news briefs from Utah report the county commission adopting a new ordinance requiring permits to operate slaughter houses and slaughter yards in Utah County. The item appears among many regional notices on taxes, roads, hunting, water, and infrastructure developments.
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Utah County
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Arizona ratifies prohibition repeals in landslide vote
Arizona becomes the twenty first state to ratify the prohibition repeal amendment by a majority exceeding S to 1. The win is unexpectedly decisive as no delegates are placed on the ballot. Mia Isabella Greenway, a national Democratic committeewoman and friend of the President, secures the Democratic nomination for the vacant congressional seat. The Republican absence seals her election.
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Ogden
Utah
LeRoy Marsh
Federal District Agricultural Inspector
Murray
Murray City Commission
Idaho
B. J. Finch
Bureau of Public Roads
Salt Lake City
George E. Norman
U. S. Biological Survey
Rizona
Nets
Mia Isabella Greenway
National Democratic
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