Roosevelt ends vacation and returns to White House duties
Roosevelt resumes work in the Blue Room as NRA is eyed for modification and price fixing winds down. He backs federal relief and public works as arid regions receive funds. silver policy expands monetary measures. Hull and Wallace seek to revive world trade. Conciliators in Minneapolis call for new mediators amid labor unrest.
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Chicago
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Free ports proposal gains traction amid postwar imports
Government weighs foreign trade zones at U S ports after congressional authorization. Cities like New York, Newark, Providence, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, San Diego, Miami, and Hoboken seek zone setup with warehousing and duty rules. Separate fronts warn of Communist threats as Elks pursue a Pro-America crusade with 10,000 mile tour and a network of districts. Japan seeks naval parity with a record budget, while France sticks to the Washington treaty terms.
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Aldrich Blake
Oklahoma City
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Sewell L. Avery
Albert D. Lasker
Chicago
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American Vigilante Intelligence Federation
Department of Americanization of the American Legion
Charles Kramer
California
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France
World Baptist Congress endorses plebiscite plan for war vote
In Berlin the world Baptist congress approved a proposal for a plebiscite in 40 countries to decide if people want to wage another war. Rev. Harold Camp of Oakland California urged using the Kellogg pact as the voting basis.
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Oakland
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Moley Brother Becomes Berea Postmaster
ANOTHER MOLEY I I Moley brother of Raymond J Moley former chief adviser to President Roosevelt has assumed his new duties as postmaster at Berea Ohio site of the Moley homestead.
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Bulgaria’s coup seeds new dictatorship under Gueorguleff
Lieut. Col. Kimon Gueorguleff led a coup d etat that installed him as premier and effectively rules Bulgaria as a virtual dictator.
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Bulgaria
Food consumed per person in the United States nationwide
The article notes that the average American consumes more than a ton of food annually, highlighting the high level of daily dietary intake and its implications for health and nutrition studies.
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