International tariff truce aid in London economy talk
Norman H. Davies helped persuade Britain to accept President Roosevelt's international tariff truce pending the London world economic conference. France Italy and Belgium agreed. Japan Germany Holland and China expected to back monetizing silver. The Geneva wheat conference opened with Morgenthau Jr and other American delegates present.
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Norman H. Davies
Europe
Roosevelt
London
MacDonald
House of Commons
Great Britain
Dritaloa
Davis
Washington
France
Italy
Belgium
Japan
Germany
Holland
China
Farm relief and Muscle Shoals drive new policy direction
The piece argues the farm relief bill and Tennessee River development project are the era’s two experimental measures. It notes President Roosevelt’s caution on the farm bill, outlines acreage reductions and a processors tax, and explains Muscle Shoals aims as a long range national resource program with TVA oversight.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Muscle Shoals
Senator Norris
Nebraska
Tennessee River
President Wilson
Norris
Senate
Tennessee Valley
Tennessee Valley Authority
Wastary Newenacar Lolo
Cricket War Looms as Farm Work Preparation Begins
Intermountain News reports readiness for early construction of six CCC camps in region No. 4 totaling $2, with Washington authorization. Fort Hall cricket extermination drive urged after last spring invasion, Idaho State University entomologist notes need for immediate action.
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Ogden
Civilian Conservation Corps
Washington
T. H. Tutledge
United States Forester
Pocatello
Ida
Ft. Hall Reservation
W. 2. Hall
Department of Entomology
University of Idaho
Salt Lake City
Utah
Joseph Anderson
Utah State Farm 3Buarean Federation
Boise
Idaho
Emergency Conservation Corps
North
Boulder City
Neyv
Secretary of the Interior
Companies, Inc
Hoover Dam
Leul
Garland
Lee Cody Forsberg
Udy Hot Springs
Provo
Cedar City
Doctors of
Southern Utah
State Medical Association
World War Debt Talks and Disarmament Sparks in Parliament
Prime Minister MacDonald pressed wartime debt relief and world disarmament in a parliament speech, signaling unity with Roosevelt on debt settlement. He urged silence on negotiations while seeking U S consultative pact to boost European security. France debates moratorium while Washington watches debt timing as Roosevelt seeks tariff revision powers.
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RIME
Magdonald
United States
Washington
Moosevelt
MacDonald
Congress
Hull
Patiement
France
Llerriot
Thoogevelt
United States opposes armament rise amid disarmament push
Norman Davis held talks in London with Dr Alfred Rosenberg, adviser to Hitler, asserting US opposition to any armament increase. American policy views Germany as seeking to disrupt European peace, while Germany claims equality of arms and prefers disarmament of others to its own rearming.
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Norman Davis
London
Alfred Srosenberg
Iltler
United Blites
America
Germany
United States
Itosenterg
Germenny
Wheeler Resolution Urges Silver Remonetization at 16 to 1
The Wheeler resolution passed urging American delegates at the World Economic Conference to pursue an agreement to remonetize silver at a fixed rate of 16 to 1 with gold. The measure asks delegates to work unceasingly toward this goal and to advocate the policy internationally.
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LE Wheeler
World Economic Conference
Aevate
Roosevelt engages foreign lenders and Japanese issue in Far East policy
President Roosevelt continues economic talks with foreign statesmen as Soong Tse is presented by Alfred Sze. Soong outlines China's stance on Sino Japanese tensions while Viscount Ishii travels to Washington to press for recognition of Manchukuo. Senate advances administration securities bill with Johnson amendment aiding defaulted foreign bondholders and FTC oversight of interstate securities.
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Tre Simpson
House
Jones
Agriculture Committee
Diying
Senate
Conference Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Enator Glass
Senate Banking Subcommittee
Federal Reserve
Roosevelt
Soang
China
Alfred Sze
Soong
Washington
Peiping
Viscount Kikusug Ishii
Japano
Far East
Manchuria
Manchukuo
Lesre
MacDonald
United States
Afr
WiJalmar Schacht
Reichsbank
Albert J. Pani
Messico
Hiram Johnson
California
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Paraguay Declares War on Bolivia Over Gran Chaco
President Engenio Ayalon of Paraguay formally declares war as peace talks by neutral South American nations fail. Fighting has continued unofficially since June 1932 and neither side shows signs of yielding as Paraguayans hail the move and Bolivians vow to fight.
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Bolivtia
Gran Chaco
Engenio Ayalon
Paraguay
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