Roosevelt’s Memorial Day Address Fires at Critics of Recovery Plans
Roosevelt, introduced as the world’s first citizen by Governor Finchot, saluted Civil War veterans at Gettysburg and urged national unity. He denounced political distortion and sectionalism while detailing farm and worker cooperation in lifting industry, and warned of looming labor disputes amid recovery efforts.
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National topics interpreted by William Bruckart in 1935
William Bruckart discusses the expanding federal influence on individuals under the New Deal. He cites NRA codes and the Federal Trade Commission, noting bank policy pressure, credit limits, and securities oversight, and warns of looming clashes between agencies like FTC and NRA as conservation and recovery plans proceed.
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Utah Farm Bureau pushes tax plan and candidate support
Intermountain News reports Utah State Farm Bureau presenting a tax program at Weber County meeting. Plan proposes higher income taxes, lower exemptions, no offsets, and a wholesale excise tax. Bureau drafting bills for next legislature and backing favorable candidates.
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Review of Indianapolis Cruiser Parade by Key Officials
From Gettysburg to New York a ceremony aboard the Indianapolis featured Assistant Secretary of the Navy and wartime leaders Swanson and Daniels. The fleet, including eight ships led by Admiral Sellers, passed Ambrose lightship in a grand parade once likened to Coolidge era spectacles.
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Naval Academy graduation yields hundreds of new officers
At the United States Naval Academy 465 midshipmen completed annual exercises and were graduated. Of these, 232 received commissions as ensigns in the Navy, 20 as lieutenants in the Marine Corps, and one as a lieutenant in the Philippine Scouts. A notable resignation involves 105 personnel planning to depart.
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Army needs boost says Dern before House panel
Secretary Dern and Newton D. Baker urged passage of the Thompson bill to raise the army to 165000 enlisted men and 14682 officers. They argued the current force is inadequate amid unsettled world conditions and that a stronger army costs about 34060 annually.
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National Industrial Conference Board survey on NILA support
The National Industrial Conference Board reports partial results from a wheat small business survey. It shows 34.4 percent favored the NILA as a whole, 12.8 percent favored with reservations, 36 percent opposed, and 64 percent undecided about its impact.
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Cuba Abrogates Platt Amendment and Retains Guantanamo Base
ULBA becomes fully independent from U S suzerainty after a State Department treaty signed by plenipotentiaries and ratified by the Senate. The pact ends the Platt Amendment while preserving a U S naval base at Guantanamo and declares a three day national holiday in Cuba.
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Ambitious plot to assassinate U.S. ambassador in Cuba
Police revealed a plan to kill Jeffer son Caffery, American ambassador to Cuba, and destroy U.S. property on the island. Despite soldiers at his home, unidentified assailants fired on him as he left for the yacht club. a soldier was fatally wounded. Caffery remained calm and offered no suspects. Cuban officials reacted with alarm and radicals denied involvement, amid tensions between the United States and Cuba.
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Pact for Women and Minors Wage Protections Signed
Nine states including New England states New York and Pennsylvania sign a compact to set minimum wage standards for women and minors in industry. It awaits ratification and would empower state boards to investigate payrolls and enforce fair pay practices.
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Pres not applied embargo on arms to Bellogia and Paraguay
President Roosevelt signs joint resolution to stop arms shipments to belligerents and proclaims embargo on army munitions exports to Bellogia and Paraguay. Costa Warels cites League arbitration Article 15 as route to settle Paraguay dispute. Cepos and Moss fly nonstop Paris to California but must land in New York due to wing weakness.
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