World Conference Debates Trade Barriers and Dollar Stabilization
United States delegates reject temporary dollar stabilization at the London conference while presenting a plan to curb trade barriers and tariffs. A Rooseveltsponsored program calls for broader credit expansion and public works with allies including Canada Australia and Argentina.
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Fr Rasperna
United States
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James M. Cox
Monetary Committee
George Bonnet
Canada
Australia
Argentina
Stanley Bruce
Commonwealth
Lityio
Russia
Roosevelt new deal buffs face hard tasks in 1933
Washington commentary weighs President Roosevelt's new deal power and risks. It notes Congress friction over veterans' compensation, farm mortgage plans, and industrial codes. Critics warn of malfeasance without timely action while supporters praise broad authority. Publicity policy draws debate.
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Western Newspaper Union
Fires, relief cuts, and budget news across Idaho
Boise city faces a 352 807 dollar budget for the coming year, down 54 000 from last year, while county relief funds must be cut sharply. Fire crews push for 25 more men after suspected incendiary blazes, and a Logan mill orders 196 000 pounds of flour from California amid a busy regional economy.
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Ida
Salt Lake City
Logan
California
Wyoming
Tech
Idaho
T. Anthony
IDAW
S. Crawford
Pittman Currency Reform Proposal At Conference
Senator Ely Pittman presented a five clause currency reform plan to the monetary committee of the conference. The committee accepted the first two clauses calling for rapid monetary stability and reestablishment of gold as the international benchmark. The remaining clauses, including reducing currency coverage to gold and remonetizing silver, were considered intricate and referred to committees for study. Warburg and Lord Hailsham supported Pittman while affirming U.S. sole control over gold return timing.
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Monetary Committee
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James T. Warburg
United States
Lord Hailsham
Great Britain
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Wheat crop talks aim for broader world agreement
The economic section detailed world wheat crop conditions as experts from several delegations pushed toward a substantive accord. The discussions centered on production, trading terms, and cooperative measures to stabilize global markets.
Roosevelt in New England coast cruise as skilled skipper
During a leisurely voyage along the New England coast to Campobello Island Roosevelt captained the Amberjack II with calm skill and nerve. A coast guard cutter and a destroyer followed, while press boats trailed and Roosevelt tried to dodge photographers after the start.
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Campobello Island
Bay of Fundy
Coast Guard
Roosevelt
Johnson outlines NRA aim to restore jobs and wage gains
Hugh S. Johnson spoke in Washington about emergency measures to return millions to work this summer. He endorsed a 40 hour minimum week and a minimum wage of ten dollars in the South and eleven in the North, marking a 60 percent wage rise and 20 percent shorter hours for the cotton industry.
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Industrial Recovery Administration
Washington
Johnson
Navy Accepts Mecon and Airship Heads to Lakehurst
The Navy formally accepted the Mecon and the grand airship was ceremonially commissioned at Akron. It departed for Lakehurst New Jersey and is slated to proceed to the naval air station at Sunnyvale California, likely in August.
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Prominent Arkansas Leader Dies After Oil Field Explosion
O L Bodenhamer former national commander of the American Legion died from burns after lighting a cigarette at an oil field near Henderson Tennessee. The Arkansas notable was fatally injured when an explosion of gas occurred and he succumbed within hours.
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Clara Zetkin
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American Legion
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Bodenhamer
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