Richberg Chosen NRA Chairman as Policy Fight Looms
Washington. President Roosevelt taps Donald R. Richberg to head the National Recovery Administration board now enlarged to seven. The move signals trust in Richberg to shape policy and enforcement amid fierce Senate House debates over extending NRA and funding for home owners loans. Critics warn of labor opposition and political interference within the Home Owners Loan Corporation as potential fallout.
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Simons talks on German demands and world tensions
Foreign Secretary Simon returns from talks with Hitler and briefs the cabinet on Germany seeking colonies and a larger navy. Hitler claims air parity with Britain, proposes a nonaggression pact with neighbors, and returns to demands for former colonies and territorial revisions. Demonstrations in Memel rise as Lithuania sentences Nazis. East European security prospects loom amid a broader rearmament debate.
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City Still Spanish
Travelers who have visited both Spain and South America say Cartagena in Colombia feels more Spanish in atmosphere than old Spain. The city, oldest in South America, retains medieval streets between Moorish Spanish houses and sixteenth century monasteries, dungeons, moats, and fortresses once attacked by Drake Morgan and buccaneers.
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