Hastings Attacks Roosevelt Critics on AAA Policy
Senators Hastings and others denounce the President as liars over the New Deal and AAA. The Senate approves Norris amendments to TVA funding and confirms the Labor Relations Board. Morris L. Cooke is named head of a new Rural Electrification unit with $375,000 for administration. A Swiss court finds the Protocols false and plagiarized, fining two sales Nazis.
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Senate
Norris
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Wagner Labor Relations Board
American Federation of Labor
Cmnal Electrification Administration
Works Relief Program
Roosevelt
Morris T L. Cooke
Philadelphia
Switzerland
NRA Extension Fight Shapes future of New Deal powers
Senators debate Clark resolution curtailing NRA powers until April 1 1996 amid clashes with Richberg and critics. The measure seeks to bar intrastate firms from NRA codes ban price fixing in mineral resources and force code revisions within thirty days. Industry groups plan Washington lobbying May 22 as NRA extension supporters rally.
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Bennett C. Clark
Missouri
Senate
NRA
Donald Richberg
Clark
House
Mrapy
Itchberg
Mt& Workers
Missourian
Tie
Richberg
United States
Industry and Business Committee For
NRA Extension
AAA
Ward Cheney
Iik
Washington
Senator Muery Long Resolution Denied On Investigation
A resolution by Senator Muery Long calling for an investigation was rejected by a legislative vote. The outcome ends pursuit of the proposed inquiry into the referenced parley and related figures.
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Enator
Muery Long
Astmaster Urnerel
Illinois Congressman Lagoge becomes U S district attorney for Chicago
Congressmen Michael Lagoge of Illinois is appointed and confirmed as United States district attorney for Chicago. Senator James Hamilton Lewis scores a political win over Interior Secretary Ickes who favored his own pick to bolster influence in Chicago politics. Bir Igoe briefly lost party standing while seeking the Minnesota gubernatorial nomination, which went to Judge Horner, but was restored and elected congressman at large last fall.
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Michael Lagoge
Illinois
United States
Chicago
Senate
James Hamilton Lewis
Secretary of the Interior
Ickes
Toledo Chevrolet strike ends with settlement after mediation
A vote of about 2 to 11 accepted a compromise offer arranged by federal mediators and A F of L leaders. The agreement aims to bring 35,000 workers back to production in Toledo and other motor car centers, though the Toledo strike had been locally driven and not aligned with AFL plans.
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Toledo
Chavez Wins Seat After Senator Cuttings Death In Plane Crash
ENNIS CHAVEZ who claimed he defeated Bronsop At Cutting last year now occupies Cutting's Senate seat in New Mexico. Appointed by Gov. Clyde Tingley after Cutting's death in a plane crash, Chavez will serve until November 1933 when a successor is elected. Chavez, 47, longtime Democratic leader from New Mexico, has a background in law and politics including the state legislature and national House service.
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Ennis Chavez
Bronsop
Cutting Jin
New Mexico
Cutting
Senate
Bir
Chavey
Clyde Tingley
Bikelp
Chavez
Deleator
Democratic Party
Georgetown University Taw School
Albuquerque
Sod
France and Russia plan nonaggression pact to curb Germany
Pierre Laval held talks in Moscow with Stalin and other Soviet leaders. A joint communiqué says France and Russia will unite to pursue a general nonaggression pact to deter Germany and maintain peace in eastern Europe. Diplomatic negotiations will commence, both governments pledging to safeguard defense while preserving peace.
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Pierre Laval
Moscow
Stalin
France
Russia
Germany
L’eland
Europe
Byrd Homecoming After Antarctic Expedition Return
Admiral Richard E. Byrd and Bear of Oakland crew return to Washington welcomed by President Roosevelt and officials. Byrd spends a night at the White House then heads to Worcester with Mrs Byrd. Ruppert and Bear depart for Boston as Byrd plans work on data, a book, and lectures amid uncertain immediate plans.
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Richard Evelyn Byrd
Oakland
Washington
Roosevelt
Navy
Swanson
Byrd
White House
Eleanor Bolling Byrd
Bil
Wlachester
Bear
Jacob Ruppert
Washington Navy Para
Boston
Ruppert
Admirall Byrd
Antarctic
Censorship Eases as U S Fleet Reports Pacific Actions
The report notes limited IGID censorship lifting for two events. A destroyer collided with a larger vessel near an enemy submarine network, killing Richard Chadwick and injuring three others. Lieutenant Mathias Wratt piloted fighters from the Saratoga. his plane fell, leaving no trace. Forty-three planes from Pearl Harbor headed toward Midway, viewed en route as they carried out missions.
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Pacific
Richard Chadwick
Wate
Sieard
Mathias E. Wratt
San Diego
Naval Academy
Saratoga
Hopvotulu
Pearl Harbor Naval Base
Midway Islands
W. Tod
Death of Marshal Pilsudski Shakes Polish Leadership
Omnipulation in Europe followed the death of Marshal Josef Pilsudski in Warsaw from stomach cancer. The government vowed to operate as if he were alive while power shifts to close allies President Kociscicki, Premier Slawek, Foreign Minister Beck, and Gen. Edward Rydz-Sinichy.
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Josef Pilsudski
Poland
Svarsaw
Plsudski
Ignace Koscicki
Slawek
Beck
Edward Ryd Sinichly
Roosevelt era clash with Chamber of Commerce over New Deal
The article argues the United States Chamber of Commerce represents selfish big business angered by Roosevelt policies. It recalls past support for safety laws and criticizes opposition to relief programs while praising New Deal gains, then covers the soldiers bonus debate led by McAdoo and a fatal crash of Senator Gropson Cutting amid political tensions.
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Ashington
Mamma Ag Goon
United States Chamber of Commerce
White House
Troover
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
New Deal
Roosevelt
Chambers of Commerce
Hoover
Ram
Ron Wild
G. O. P. Camp
Chamber of Commerce
New York State Assembly
New York
Washington
Carat Purity Standards in Gold Jewelry
The article explains carat as a measure of weight for jewels and purposed purity. It notes four grains per carat and that a Troy ounce contains 120 parts, with 24 parts used as the base for gold fineness. An 18 carat ring equals 18 of 24 parts gold.
Death of Marshall Pilsudski Shifts Poland Power
In Bris bane this week a piece discusses the death of Marshall Pilsudski, noting his leadership in Poland and the resulting power vacuum. It questions shifts in governance as other dictators rise and speculates on the fate of Poland and broader Europe as self government wanes.
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Marshall Phaudsk
Poland
Afarthal Pilsudski
Italy
Germany
Russia
Turkey
Italy Threatens Grim War Readiness Against Ethiopia
Italy touts a reinforced fourteenth division and a $50 000 man force ready to crush the king of Ethiopia if needed while Mussolini warns nations not to meddle. In California Herman Zeigler showcases trained tame hounds performing tricks as part of a bizarre scene amid foreign policy warnings.
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Polutoria
Italy
Great Britain
France
League of Nations
Haile Selassie
Addia Ababa
Europe
Africa
Ethiopia
Moussolini
Notable comments on public figures exercise and media
The remarks criticize certain politicians and media personalities as they address the public on radio and in print. The speaker urges caution to avoid missteps while urging vigilance of American citizens.
China mine flood kills four hundred miners
In Szechwan a subterranean river flooded a coal mine drowning four hundred miners. The piece notes traditional beliefs about earth dragons and contrasts the tragedy with readers' familiarity, hinting at broader social issues and unrest.
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China
Szechwan
Tistler Pushes Plan Amid Debtors Strain and German Demands
Tistler promotes a broad program under the banner If you do not Ike Jt, Jump it while Washington weakly protests Germany’s discrimination in debt payments. Germany urges gratitude or altered trade terms, and Tistler aims to counter a boycott of Corman goods locally.
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Tistler
Washington
Germany
Corman
Ill Kaiser Confined to Bed amid Harsh Orders
The former kaiser is seriously ill and confined to bed with strict orders to avoid effort. Names such as Filer, Stelen, and Alussolips irritate the aging Hohenzollern, while readers may recall Henry II who faced defeat and spoke of shame as he died.
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Filer
Stelen
Hohenzollérn
England
Llenry II
Tle
Klog
Morgenthau Defends Dollar Amid Global Skepticism
Treasury Secretary Morgenthau assures voters the American dollar is sound while British experts forecast a weaker currency about 50 cents and sliding further. The piece contrasts Morgenthau's stance with international doubt and cites John D. Rockefeller and the I O U as symbols of financial strength.
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Morgenthau
the Treasury
Morgenthaau
John BD. Rockefeller
John BE. Rockefeller
New England Conference of Methodist Churches backs birth control policy
A New England gathering approves contraception and sterilization for those deemed hopelessly insane and habitual offenders, with full dissemination of birth control information, claimed as non radical by the New England Conference of Methodist Churches. The article notes growing sentiment that women should have a say on having another child.
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New England
New England Conference of Methodist” Churches
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