Wallace Drives to Revise Agricultural Adjustment Act
Henry A. Wallace predicts a winter push to alter the Agricultural Adjustment Act with focus on curbing production while preserving key New Deal controls. He cites farmer resistance and a potential clash in Congress over farm policy, Bankhead cotton law, and banking reforms amid looming inflation fears.
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Political Talks Hint New Deal Budget Without New Taxes
Senator Robinson met with President Roosevelt at Warm Springs and said the New Deal plan to be presented in January avoids new taxes while keeping normal government spending within national income. He cautioned unemployment relief over dole and noted potential debate over a bonus, with other leaders studying unemployment insurance.
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White House
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Mississippi
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Washington
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Vinson Says U S Must Refuse Naval Equality to Japan
Rep Carl Vinson of Georgia warns against granting naval equality to Japan and urges Congress to fund ships to meet a 3 for 5 ratio. He notes Japan previously accepted three warships for every five US or British ships and says Tokyo now seeks more. He also mentions inviting France and Italy to denounce the Washington treaty.
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Georgia
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Balkans Blaze Governs League Charge After Assassinations
The Marseilles killings of King Alexander and Louis Barthou provoke League of Nations probes. Yugoslavia formally accuses Hungary of complicity and harboring Balkan terrorists, urging immediate council action to avert threats to world peace.
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Louis Barthou
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Jugoslavia
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League
Caucell
Unrest in Germany as Reichswehr and SS clash over orders
Disturbances from Germany report growing tension between the Reichswehr and the Schutzstaffel with emergency military restrictions. Christmas furloughs for soldiers are suspended and Nazi storm troops drill increases while army and police weddings are postponed. Baron von Fritsch warned Hitler that without liberal reforms the government faces opposition amid bad blood between the two forces.
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Schutzstaffel
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Hitler
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Reicbswehr
Paraguayan War Turmoil Draws Fire at Front
Olivia's forces in Chato suffer heavy losses as President Dantel Salame faces blame. He is arrested by Gen Lunrique Penaranda and replaced. Vice President Jose Serrano assumes powers by decree, appointing a new cabinet. Penaranda rises as a de facto dictator likely to push a peace move with Paraguay.
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Chato
Dantel Salamance
Lunrique Penaranda
Resto
Jose Serrano
Penarands
Paraguay
NEN LAZARO Cardenas Installed President of Mexico
NEN LAZARO CARDENAS, aged thirty nine and veteran of the Mexican revolution, was installed as president of Mexico on November 20. He is of Spanish and Tarascan Indian stock and has served in revolutionary government offices for five years.
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Lazaro Cardenas
Mexico
Lord Ashley Wins Divorce From Sylvia Hawke in Brief Trial
A divorce ruling granted to Lord Ashley from actress Sylvia Hawke after a brief trial. Costs estimated at 10,000 ordered against Douggins Fair Banks, with 99 co respondent. No defense from either spouse. two witnesses including Lord Ashley and Fair Banks secretary George Edwards. Decree by Justice Sir Boyd Merriman. finality possible in six months.
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George Edwards
Fairbanks
Boyd Merriman
Wedding Day Across London Tops Royal Parade
The duke of Kent wed Princess Marina in a Westminster Abbey ceremony watched by royalty and crowds while Americans attended the later Greek Orthodox rite at Buckingham Palace. Reports from commerce and agriculture show rising luxury spending and farmers’ income improving with October cash flow reaching 738 million dollars.
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England
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Robert W W. Bingham
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Department of Agriculture
Insull acquitted in Chicago mail fraud trial and St Lawrence treaty fight continues
The jury acquitted Samuel Insull and fifteen co defendants on mail fraud charges after a costly government case. Rumors swirl of possible renewed charges, while the St Lawrence waterway treaty faces fresh Senate opposition and potential changes with Canada negotiations. The Mississippi Valley association in St Louis vows to oppose the pact unless objectionable features are removed.
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Swiss Resolve and Political Stand in World Affairs
In a brash display of independence Switzerland warns Germany. It notes every Swiss of fighting age serves as a reserve soldier and could mobilize quickly. The piece cites Dr Carl Barth being dismissed by Prussia for not pledging loyalty to Hitler and Swiss retaliation with mass repatriation of German professors.
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Europe
Carl Barth
Bonn University
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Prussia
Barth
Hitler
Germany
United States Exports Highlight Favorable Trade Balance
The October export total reached a three year high with foods worth 206 352 000 sold to foreign markets while imports were 76 723 000 more than that. The note mentions a favorable trade balance and references historical parallels and Ford family ties to President Roosevelt in Warm Springs.
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Uncle Sam
France
Aldrich Sees Business Upturn Across Cities
In Seattle Aldrich head of Chase National Bank says businessmen and bankers report real improvement since September. He notes rising prosperity and mentions controlling over a billion dollars ready to lend to those who can prove repayment ability.
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New York Chase National Bank
Seattle
Aldrich
Insull and Sixteen Co-Defendants Acquitted in Fraud Case
Samuel Insull and sixteen co defendants are acquitted of using the malls to defraud. A majority of the jury, which took two hours to decide, voted for acquittal from the start. Apparently Mr. Insull might have avoided that tiring trip to Greece and all the expense.
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Insull
Greece
War talk grips Europe amid tensions and rumors
Europe faces rising alarm as Jugoslavia accuses Hungarians of plotting King Alexander's murder while Hungary prepares for possible conflict. Reports claim Germany arms speedily despite Versailles limits, and public calls for peace wane as new war rumors spread.
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Uncle Sam
Senator Nye Seeks Peace but Fears War in United Aircraft Plan
Senator Nye urges United Aircraft to pursue expansion and improvement of air planes while warning of possible war. He hopes the government will back private initiative in air defense, urging careful balance between peace aims and readiness.
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United Aircraft Company
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New Jersey Jury Panel Chosen For Lindbergh Trial
A panel of 159 potential jurors, including three women, is selected for the Lindbergh kidnapping and murder trial. Authorities say evidence exists against Hauptmann not disclosed to the public. Lawyers favoring an all male jury and women’s heightened concern over child kidnapping are noted.
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Hlauptmann
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Klog Festures Syndicata
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