Disarmament shifts U S policy cited at Geneva talks
Norman Davis declares a new pattern favoring cooperation and international supervision to enforce disarmament promises. He says the United States will support collective action against aggressors and reduce arms while other states do the same, though France pushes for stronger mutual aid and supervision.
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Norman Ji. Davis
Geneva
Davis
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Paul Lancour
France
Roosevelt seeks broad powers to revive economy and regulate business
Congress debates Roosevelts economic program granting the President extensive two year authority to approve codes of competition with licensing, reporting, and anti monopoly safeguards while funding public works at 3.3 billion over two years to spur recovery. Senate impeachment trial of Harold Louderback is explained.
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Roosevelt
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Idaho Prohibition Test Under 3.2 Beer Law Continues
A second test of the Idaho 3.2 beer prohibition law began in Kootenai county district court following Paul Miller of Wallace being arrested for possession of intoxicating liquor. Separate items note National Guard training for Idaho Reserves, cricket outbreak aid, and various Utah and Idaho local developments across multiple towns.
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Boise
Idaho
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Morgan Sinks Income Tax Record at Senate Hearing
Senate banking committee hearings on J P Morgan & Co reveal no income tax paid by Morgan or his nineteen partners in 1931 and 1932 while a $21,000,000 loss could be deductible. Keyes explains asset revaluation after a new partner joined. Pecora questions persist. The story also outlines proposed tax hikes to fund a $3.5 billion national recovery bill and the creation of an industry control agency led by Hugh S. Johnson.
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California
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America
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Ferdinand Tecora
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Pecora
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Leonard Keyes
Keyes
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Queztiong
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Roosevelt
Hugh S. Johnson
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Ife
Bernard Baruch
New York
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Federal Judge Acquitted by Narrow Margin in Senate Trial
Federal Judge Harold Lou derback of California was acquitted in the impeachment trial in the Senate. On the fifth and most comprehensive charge 45 senators voted guilty and 34 for acquittal. The two-thirds vote required for conviction was not reached.
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House of Representatives
Harold Louderback
California
Senate
Lien Blase
Washington
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