Roosevelt Speaks at American Legion Open Session in Chicago
President Roosevelt delivers a stirring address before 30,000 veterans in Chicago urging unity and recovery. He defends funding for veterans while warning against government bankruptcy, outlines principles on veterans benefits, and calls for higher relief and farm price measures as part of wartime debt discussions with Britain.
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New Federal Plan Aims to Aid Jobless This Winter
President Roosevelt moves to create a non profit corporation led by Harry Hopkins to buy and distribute surplus food fuel and clothing to the unemployed using $330 million from the public works fund. Secretary Wallace agr and George Peek coordinate in a swift relief effort to avert suffering.
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Austrian Chancellor Dollfuss Survives Assassination Attempt
Vienna reports an assassination attempt on Chancellor Dollfuss by Studolf Dertil who fired twice, one bullet striking the arm and another glancing off a button. Authorities deem it possibly part of a Nazi plot but cannot prove it. The incident strengthens Dollfuss position and fuels debate over Austria's direction amid fascist and democratic tensions.
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Turbulent Cuba battle nears US intervention prompting claims
A violent all day clash between 500 Cuban officers besieged in the National hotel and Grau loyalist troops left at least 44 dead, including American Robert Lotspelch of Swift & Co. in Havana, as the hotel and surrounding buildings took heavy shell and gun fire.
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Isabella Greenway elected to Congress in Arizona special election
Isabella Greenway, a close friend of Mrs. Sto Roosevelt, won a special election in Arizona to fill the seat left by Lewis W. Douglas. Nominated by the Democrats, she defeated Republican and Socialist opponents.
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