Roosevelt Inauguration Heralds New Deal And Cabinet
The article recounts Franklin D. Roosevelt taking the oath of office with Chief Justice Hughes administering and the 300 year old Dutch Bible in view. It notes his focus on the new deal, the subdued inaugural procession led by General MacArthur, and the charity ball afterward. It mentions Roosevelt’s cabinet appointments, Hull’s resignation, Bachman replacing Hull, and Perkins as first female cabinet member. It also covers banking troubles in Michigan and other states, Ford and Edsel aiding Detroit banks, and GOP leader Hoover’s call for fiscal prudence as Republicans plan for 1934. The piece references German upheavals under Hitler, and Cuba’s President Machado mobilizing forces amid uprisings.
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United States
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Miss Perkins
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Prohibition Repeal Faces Rocky Road in States
The article surveys the national debate on ending Prohibition, noting Congress sent repeal to the states and predicting mixed results. It contrasts dry and wet camps, cites potential state conventions for ratification, and highlights the political calculation across party lines and public opinion.
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Congress
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Rocky Road
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Bingham
Connecticut
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Maryland
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Land withdrawals expand Ashley forest in Utah region
About 50 000 acres north of the Green River and east of the Wyoming line were withdrawn from entry and added to the Ashley national forest by executive order. The change excludes a noted state land area not affected by the withdrawal.
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Salt Lake City
Dagger County
Ashley National Forest
Eli F. Taylor
Register of the U. S. Land Office
Green River
Lynnwoul
Wyoming Line
Death of Montana Senator Walsh shocks cabinet
Thomas J. Walsh of Montana, newly named attorney general after resigning from the Senate, dies suddenly on an Atlantic Coast Line train near Wilson DC while en route from Florida to Washington. He married days earlier in Havana to Senora Nieres Chaumont de Trudin. Walsh, 37 to 43, longtime constitutional expert, chaired the Democratic national conventions in 1924 and 1932.
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Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Atlantic Coast Line
Wilson
Florida
Washington
Jiavana
Cuba
Senora Nieres Chaumont de Trudin
Indictment In Insull Utility Collapse Case
Federal grand jury in Chicago indicts Samuel Insull his son and others for using the mails to defraud investors in Corporation Securities Company stock. Charges include false pretenses promises and representations to sell stock through firms linked to the Insull empire. Witnesses tied to Halsey Stuart Co and others face scrutiny amid broader probes.
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Fesuil Public Utilities
Fnally
Federal Grand Jury
Chicago
Samuel Insull
Samuel
Martin
Stanley Tield
Meld Museum
Harold L. Stuart
Halsey, Stuart & Co
Enowo Bond House
Edward J. Dayte
Commonwealth Cdison Company
Field
Corporation Securities Company
Insull
Tralsey, Stuart & Co
Utility Securities Company
Insoll, Son & Co. Corporation Syndicate Company
United States
Dwight J1. Green
Federal
Greece
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