GermanyAcheson and Ravens and the League crisis era headline
The article outlinesGermany withdrawal from the League of Nations and disarmament talks, with Hitler and Hindenburg central figures. It notes varied international reactions, U S stance of limited European involvement, and hopes for a backdoor return while warning against escalations. It also covers U S financial plans to liquidate closed banks and penalties for anti recovery act violators, and statements by Senator Wagner on labor law enforcement.
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League of Nations
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Berlin
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Great Britain
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Davis
America
Europe
France
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Loren von Neurath
Flitler
Bereé
NERA
Recovery Administration
Robert Wagoner
New York
National Labor Board
Wagner
Steel orders eyed by Eastman amid price peg debate
Federal transport chief Eastman signals possible $30 million steel orders, but producers resist price cuts. Carnegie Steel's McKaig backs pegged $40 per ton as fair, arguing the NEA funded reces s salaries and the order would restore thousands to mills.
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NEA
Government plan to cut corn acres and pay farmers
Wallace and George N. Peek announce a production reduction plan for corn and hogs. It would distribute 350 million dollars to farmers, remove 12.5 million acres of corn, and cut corn output by 360 million bushels and hog production by 25 percent next year.
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Salt Lake County
Martineau
Alt. Martineau
Salt Lake
Industrial rule ties cotton mills to Johnson approval
Industrial control of trade shifts to cotton textiles with regulations approved by Administrator Johnson. No new cotton mill may start without Johnson's approval after a committee of cotton men elected to supervise the Industry's code makes recommendations. No mill owner may increase machinery without the same certificate and signature of the industrial administrator.
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Johnson
Roosevelt imposes embargo on imported medicinal liquors
An immediate embargo on imported medicinal liquors was ordered by President Roosevelt after evidence showed imports rose sharply in anticipation of prohibition repeal. He also rejected allowing imports of beverage liquors in bond before the legal sale date.
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Roosevelt
Ickes Reveals Abusive Conditions at Canton Federal Hospital
Secretary Ickes labels Canton hospital conditions squalid and confinement of sane patients as intolerable. He condemns local political and commercial interests for blocking removal via injunction and pressuring Indian bureau officials. Dr. Silk’s report quotes filthy and revolting conditions at the institution.
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Ickes
Indian Bureau
Washington
Samuel A. Silk
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Ala
Roosevelt Addresses Drive For Human Needs In 1933 Mobilization
White House briefing opens a four week campaign led by Newton D. Baker urging citizens to give locally to welfare services rather than relying solely on the national government. He stresses local responsibility, ongoing relief, and support for permanent hospital and welfare networks.
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Roosevelt
White House
Newton D. Baker
Tommurnties
New Mexico Names Carl A Iatch US Senator
Carl A Iatch becomes United States senator transitioning from his role as district judge in Santa Fe where he was appointed by the governor to replace Samuel G Stratton.
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Mexico
United States
Carl A. Iatch
Santa Fe
Ile
Samuel] G. Stratton
Florida joins repeal wave as Prohibition ends in vote
Florida becomes the latest state to back repealing the Eighteenth Amendment with a rough four to one margin. The tally expands a nationwide move as only three more states are needed to end national prohibition.
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Florida
Gore Seeks Puerto Rico Progress and Population Plan
Governor Gore addresses a union Republican Socialist parade pledging to advance public welfare. He outlines a long range plan to build for conditions twenty years ahead as the island faces crowding and potential population doubling.
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Inolcat H. Gore
Puerta Idea
Gore Baid
Government forces quell Siam insurrection led by royal member
Government troops crushed a Siamese insurrection led by a royal family member. Rebels who attacked Bangkok fled as their attacker was captured, ending the immediate threat to the regime.
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Siam
Gangkok
Century of Progress to Remain Open Through Armistice Day
Chicago fair officials extended the exposition until midnight November 12 to accommodate concessionaires and business groups. Railroads will maintain reduced rates during the final two weeks as managers plan an exciting program through the closing date.
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Ielding
Chicago
Westera
Volow
Russia recognition debate widens as trade tangle grows
The author argues that U S recognition of the Soviet regime will not boost trade, citing figures showing no clear benefit to nations with diplomatic ties. He notes religious liberty concerns, criticizes propaganda, and describes a Treasury bond redemption ceremony as a separate political aside.
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Tialobridge Cathy
Roosevelt
New York
Skoosevelt
Tussia
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