Naval treaties andJugoslavia crisis shape world affairs
A London address by H. Davis warns Japan against scrapping the Washington treaty, urging equal security and continued arms reductions. Roosevelt’s program aims at public works, Social Security, housing, and budget cuts. Jugoslavian expulsion of 7400 Hungarians is ordered, while Poland seeks recognition as a major power amid Franco German talks.
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Orman i
Davis
Naval Probation
London
Japan
American Correspondental Association
Hig
Pacific
Far East
United States
Washington
Swanson
The
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Congress
NISA
AAA
Saar plebiscite solves by France Britain police plan
The Saar plebiscite issue nears resolution as the Saar committee report endorses an international police force to govern the mines if the region returns to the Reich. France pledges no entry before January 13, Britain offers troops if Germany agrees, and others hint at support, signaling a broad alliance.
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Bacefol
Saar
Council of the Langue of Nations
France
Germany
Anthony Eden
Jord
Council
Great Britain
Winter
Derlin
Forceizn Efice
Itktjec
Geoffrey G. Know
Lenzne
Snar
Italy
Czechoslovakia
Alaxin Litvinov
Fareign
Mtnsela
Death of Bene RIDDELL Former Press Liaison To Lloyd George
Bene RIDDELL died in London a noted newspaper publisher and wartime press liaison. He aided the first news of the Versailles signaling by telephone and remained a trusted friend of Lloyd George despite later political differences. The title ends with his death, as he leaves no heir.
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Bene Riddell
Liosd George
London
Asateward
Middell
England
Lloyd George
Lord Riddell
Earthquakes Devastate Honduras Regions
Western and central Honduras suffered ongoing shocks for two days. Communications failed across the country and towns Copas Cabanas and Santa Tilta were nearly destroyed amid the disaster with the extent still unknown.
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Entral
Honduras
Copas
Cabanas
Santa Tilta
Turkish leader Mustafa Kemal Gives Women Political Rights
In Turkey Mustafa Kemal leads reform granting women voting and eligibility. The national assembly unanimously allows any woman over thirty to run for deputies and women over twenty two to vote in national elections. Thousands telegram their gratitude.
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Mustapha Kemal
Turkey
National Assembly
Chamber of Deputies
Remal
Assassination of Kirov Shocks Soviet Union
In Leningrad ERGEI KIROV a top Bolshevik dies by assassination. Leonid Nicolief blamed by government as enemies of the working class. Reports claim a wider purge with sixty six White Guards executed after military trials. Cremation held as his ashes join Lenin and other revolutionaries in Moscow.
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Ergei Kirov
Communist Party
Leningrad
Stalin
Leonid Nicolief
Warsaw
Red Army
Moscow
Supreme Court
Thene
Meno
Russia
Kiroev
Valhalla
Kremlin
Lenin
John Tteed
Government airships eyed for transoceanic service by aircraft commission
The aviation commission finished hearings on national defense and plans a report urging a new permanent federal civil aviation agency. If Congress approves, a $317,000,000 plan for two Zeppelin type airships and one metal clad craft could begin a transoceanic service, with five to seven members overseeing civil aviation.
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Agoogsovelt
Aviation Commission
National Defense
Washington
Congress
Ewing Y. Mitchell
Centrol
Relief plan shifts to work programs over direct aid
The budget frames revolt as opposition by business leaders to a ten billion dollar relief plan. Ickes and Lopkins propose ending federal direct relief and placing all able bodied unemployed in government projects, while states continue to provide aid for those unable to work.
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Brain Trust
Secretary of the Interior
Ickes
Lopkins Thia
Washington Faces Tax Boost Clash in 1935 Session
Washington officials signal opposition to additional tax increases while planning curb federal spending. Senate leaders and President Roosevelt reportedly favor restraint, with some support for emergency taxes expiring mid 1935. House members plan continuation of checks on tax levels amid recovery pressures and pending public works debates.
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Congress
White House
Senate
House
Roosevelt
Treasury
Robinson
Arkansas
Harrison
Mississippi
Senate Committee On Finance
Warm Springs
Troosevelt
Itill
Denocrat
Ways and Means Committee
Hill
Morgenthau
The
England
Sumner
Itis
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Public Works Administration
Reconstruction Wfinegace Corporation
Tia
Mfr
Vanderbilt kin builds large airplane for personal travel
Maury Paul reports William K. Vanderbilt, descendant of Commodore Vanderbilt, has constructed a large airplane for private use linking his personal travel needs. The Vanderbilt branch is described as independent of railroads and yachts, except for ocean crossings.
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Commodore Vanderbilt
Staten Island
New York Central
William K. Vanderbilt
Maury Paul
Bia
Vanderbilt
End Poverty In America plan by Hopkins stirs debate
The text discusses a proposed program named End Poverty In America EPLA by Harry L Hopkins administrator of federal relief for President Roosevelt. It envisions subsistence homesteads rural rehabilitation and moving families to better lands with billions in government funding.
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Harry L. Fopkins
Roosevelt
America
Upten Sinclair
California
Hopkins
Ile
Who's Who list omits Perkins Garbota and Sinclair
The British Who's Who excludes Frances Perkins and Greta Garbota while including Upton Sinclair with a full account. The passage notes Leonardo da Vinci and Voltaire are scarcely mentioned in long memoirs, and argues Saint Simon could not foresee the French Revolution diminishing dukes' power.
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Tittler
Frances Perkins
Greta Garbota
Upton Sinclair
Leonardo da Vioel
Christopher Columbus
Duke of St. Simon
Voltaire
St Simon
Washington Faces Spend or Not Spent Relief Debate
The piece frames the President as weighing a large relief program with Congress. It estimates needs of about nine billion dollars and warns that issuing inflation bonds could double the cost to about eighteen billion.
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Washington
Congress
Long claims 1 460 000 enrollees for wealth plan
Senator Huey Long of Louisiana says he has enrolled 1 460 000 Americans in a plan to share wealth, noting New York and Chicago groups existed before him. Some early supporters ended up in Atlanta and Colorado prisons and on Alcatraz, with San Francisco Bay area mentioned.
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Huey Long
Louisiaan
New York
Chicago
Senator Long
Atlanta
Colorado
Alcatraz Island
San Francisco
Teacher acquitted in beating case at Tivali court
In Tivali, a 37 year old teacher was acquitted after a jury found him not guilty of beating a 13 year old with a rubber hose and allegedly hitting him with his fist. The man admitted using the hose and beating a dog, but not the fist strike.
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Tivali
Shengg
Iman
Death of Afra. Edythe Townsend Reflects Lost Grandeur
Reports say Afra Edythe Townsend, once rich and socialite who visited the White House, died by her own action in a small furnished room. She was fifty eight, described by police as lonely and despondent, erasing her aristocratic ancestry.
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Edythe
Townsend
White House
Palice
Borah Calls for GOP Reorganization and Pure Liberal Core
Sen Borah proposes reuniting the Republican party to yield an outright core he terms Uberall control and to purge reactionaries. He frames the plan as removing excess figures to leave a lean political center.
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Borah
Nepub
King
Ina
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