National Topics Interpreted by William Bruckart
Roosevelt pushes a vast forest restoration program with Civilian Conservation Corps labor aimed at reforestation, flood control, and soil conservation. Critics warn on costs and misuse while debates over bond debts and potential municipal bankruptcy loom in Congress and states nationwide.
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William Bruckart
Washington
Roosevelt
Civilian Conservation Corps
Congress
Roosevelt Presses Inflation Program Amid Global Talks
The Roosevelt administration pushed a broad inflationary plan to expand credit up to 3 billion dollars or issue up to 3 billion in greenbacks, curb gold exports, and stabilize currency. Congress debated labor and production controls while world leaders arrive in Washington to discuss a path out of the low global mood.
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Washington
Corps
Roosevelt
Congress
Thomas
Byrnes
Pittman
Senate
Federal Reserve Banks
Treasury
United States
Woodin
Great Britain
London
Paris
London Daily Telegraph
America
Apan
China
Great Wall
Wall
Swan River
Gulf of Pohai
Tientsin
Lwanchow
Peiping
Jehol
Cuban turmoil prompts intervention debate in Washington
The article notes pressure from Representative Hamilton Fish for diplomatic action to end Cuba's turmoil, while President Roosevelt avoids military intervention and seeks to improve Cuba's finances and sugar trade. It also covers Ambassador Daniels in Mexico City, espionage trials in Moscow, and remarks by U S Steel's Vrone Taylor and diplomat ux Bryan Owen.
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Cuba
Washington
Hamilton Fish
New York
Hull
Roosevelt
Don Oscar B. Cintas
White House
Sumner Welles
Welles
Platt
Machado
State Department
United States
Mbassador Josephus Daniels
Mexico City
Vron
Taylor
United States Steel Corporation
Hoboken
Exile and Persecution Long Familiar to Jews
A Chicago Journal of Commerce writer traces Jewish history from Abraham to exile after Jerusalem's destruction. It notes Semite lineage, lists Old Testament prophets, and observes medieval Christian mistreatment giving way to later more enlightened views.
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Abraham
Chicago Journal of Commerce
Shem
Elijah
Elisha
Jonah
Amos
Joel
Hosea
Zachariah
Micah
Isaiah
Zephaniah
Jeremiah
Penalty of Indolence
A succinct remark notes that many men borrow ideas from others and push them forward only because the originator avoids effort. It suggests imitation stems from a reluctance to bother with the work required.
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Wilcox
Florida
Bankruptcy Court
New City
Credit York
Western Newspaper Union
Perkins
Edward W. Pickard
Wallace
Secretary of Labor
Aon
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Edouard Herriot
France
MacDonald
Herriot
Epublican
James A. Farley
Farley
Post Office Department
J. A. Farley
Oscow
L. C. Thornton
W. H. MacDonald
Allan Monkhouse
John Cushny
Charles Nordwall
A. W. Gregory
Soviet Union
King
George
Privy Council
Metropolitan Vickers Electrical Equipment Company
Uth Bryan Owen
Denmark
Men
Legation
Copenhagen
William Jennings Bryan
Rep. Fish
M.C, Taylor
Caldwell
Doctors
Cutieura
Potter Drug & Chemical Corp
Malden
Mass
Claude Prather
Hazel Prather
Moorehead St
Moberly
Parker
Hiscox Chem
Wka
Patescoe
Hiscox Chemical Works
Patchogue
N.Y
IWU
American Carso-Mist CO
10Th Street
Los Angeles
WNU