World War and labor strife stir European tensions
A sweeping review details Mussolini and Franco tensions with Britain France and the League of Nations. It covers Italy’s push for regional leadership amid non intervention, sit down strikes at Chrysler and Ford in Detroit, and political maneuvering in Washington and London surrounding trade and defense policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
France
Great Britain
Lewis
Chrysler
Martin
Henry Ford
SIA
Madrid
Dirio Grandi
London
International Committee On Non- Intervention
Spain
Yvon Delbos
George Clerk
Britain
Rome
League of Nations
Europe
Grandi
Mussolini
England
Il Duce
Adona
Libya
North Africa
Red Sea
Indian Ocean
Germany
Hitler
Vatican
Earhart crash halts globe flight in Honolulu stop
Amelia Earhart's labored voyage paused at Honolulu after a crash damaged the $80,000 aircraft. She, Capt. Manning and Noonan escaped injury. ship sent to Los Angeles for repairs as Earhart vowed to resume toward Howland Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Earhart
Honolulu
Howland Island
Harry Manning
Fred J. Noonan
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Miss Earhart
Roosevelt seeks to enlarge Supreme Court in bid for policy power
Washington debate over President Roosevelt’s plan to expand the Supreme Court grows hotter as allies frame it as necessary to keep the court in step with the times while opponents warn it could lead to a dictatorship. Supporters cite the 46 to 2 victory and a mandate, while critics warn of long-term damage to public confidence and constitutional balance. The piece also notes reactions to Coolidge’s 1927 stance and implications for federal regulation of wages and hours, plus a San Francisco power dispute over Hetch Hetchy and distribution rules.
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Lewis
Chrysler
Michigan
Detroit
Chicago
Roosevelt
Washington
Warm Springs
Perkins
Roper
Senate
House
HIEF
Charles E. Hughes
Senate Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Hughes
van Devanter
Brandeis
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Congress
Raymond Moley
Columbia University
H. W. Dodds
Princeton
Theodore Graebner
St. Louis
National Grange
Organization of Farmers
Rooosevelt
High Court
Calvin Coolidge
New England
Mr. Roosevelt
San Francisco
Golden Gate City
Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Homer S. Cummings
California
Aos
Frdficisco
Bell Syndicate
WNY
Feryloegp
Small Doses and Small Plans In Everyday Life
The passage muses on reading in small, steady amounts and on daily improvement. It notes that flowering weeds may gain attention from florists someday, urges living each day with purpose, and contrasts hut life with wealth. It also reflects on skepticism, practical neighbors, and marriage dynamics with witty observations.
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Edward W. Pickard
Western Newspaper Union
R. Hans Luther
Hans Heinrich Dieckhoff
Dieckhoff
T Jnder
Frank Murphy
John L. Lewis
Walter P. Chrysler
Chrysler Motor Corporation
State Capitol
Lansing
General Motors
Homer ‘Martin
United Automobile ’Workers
Henry
Ford
Harry Bennett
Ford Motor Company
Ford Rouge
Rouge
Ohn Drinkwater
Drinkwater
United States
Abraham
Lincoln
Robert. E. Lee
George VI
Victoria
Salem
Ill
Cincinnati
Illinois
Everal
Texas
D. L. Clark
Parade Oil Company
Clark
W. C. Shaw
Gp4nisa
Guadalaista
Brihuega
Pozoblanco
Peris
Strait of Gibraltar
Dino Grandi
Murphy
Chief ‘Justice
Pittsburgh
New York
Ralph E. Church
Ilinois
Adolph J. Sabath
Sabath
Church
Perlman, Goodman & Rein
Carteriel FA Gton
Coglidge
Mr. Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
White House
Ike Hoover
Coolidge
Wisconsin
Kansas City
Arthur Krock
New York Times
Phillips Brooks
Coleman Nesrive
Coleman Lamp and Stove CO
Dept
Wichita
Kans
Erncloes
Rousseau
C. M. Cor
Pine Street
la Odhgeee Department
Columbus
Columbus, Indians
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