Cuba's De Cespedes tops Machado regime with U S aid noted
Cuba ousts Machado as De Cespedes forms cabinet and takes state secretary post. U S officials confirm no coercion, three warships protect Americans while Martinez and Johnson push NRA codes, wheat policy faces peg withdrawal, and labor tensions rise over steel leadership.
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Johnsons blue eagle threat sparks drive for recovery
The article recounts General Hugh S. Johnson warning that firms displaying the blue eagle face an economic death sentence if they break NR A codes. It explains the shift from voluntary codes to a forceful push to boost sales, create jobs, and restore the economy, plus wheat acreage reduction efforts and tensions between mills, traders, and the Agriculture Department.
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W. F. Ogburn
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Hugh R. Johnson
Johnson
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Mirage Mirage Heralded Rescue at Antarctic shores
A 1913 Antarctic illusion by H G Ponting described a ship mirage near McMurdo Sound. He saw the Terra Nova appear hull down with a double reflection, convincing witnesses that Scott’s expedition hoped for rescue aboard the vessel about thirty miles away.
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Scott
H. G. Ponting
Calvin Frazer
Taylor-Tycos
Rochester
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