Congress Debates Hoover Policy and War Debt Plans
Republican lawmakers from Pennsylvania and other leaders attack Hoover administration on moratorium and war debt revival. Senator Reed denounces international bankers and supports restraint on debt cancellation while Senate and House patrons push economy cuts and tariff revision amid stalled leadership.
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Congress
Pennsylvania
Louis McFadden
David A. Reed
Hoover
McFadden
House Banking and Currency Committee
United States
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Seligmans
Paul Warburg
John J. O’connor
New York
Burnett M. Chiperfield
Millinois
Enator Reed
Mellon
War Debt Commission
Europe
McKellar
Tennessee
Johnson
California
House Ways and Means Committee
Mills
Stimson
China to form united government after Chiang resignation
Disputed leadership in China signals a coalition government under Lin Sen with Sun Fo and Wu among leaders. Manchuria likely autonomous under Gen Tsang Shih-yi. Japan tensions rise as Chiang retires to restore unity. Inukai of Japan calls for disarmament while America urged to buy silk.
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NDER
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Chhin
Finamee Soong
Wellington Koo
The
Orient
Canton
Chiang
Sun~Fo
Sun Yat-sen
Co. Wu
Japan
Nanking
Manchuria
Tsang Shih-yi
Fengtien Province
Mukden
Yuan Chin-Kai
APAN
Tsuyoshi Inukai
Chang Hsueh-liang
Chinchow
United States
Kenkichi Yoshizawa
Paris
League of Nations Council
Britain Burma conference falters as delegates quit talks
Burman delegates withdraw from the round table on Burma's status amid demands for full immediate responsible government. In Illinois, U.S. District Judge James H Wilkerson debates a run for governor after a meeting with President Hoover, who urged a bid. The judge reportedly favors remaining on the bench and moving to the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Ngland
Burma
India
London
United States
James H. Wilkerson
Wilkerson
Hoover
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Western Newspaper Union
Chilean Conservative picks Juan Esteban Montero as president
Dr Juan Esteban Montero, a former Santiago university professor and lawyer, has been elected president of Chile on the Conservative ticket. He succeeds to lead amid parliamentary politics and a developing reform agenda.
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Juan Esteban Montero
Santiago University
Chile
Italian built machine makes bread in twenty minutes
From wheat to loaf the device feeds grain at one end, grinds it into flour, blends it with other ingredients, and bakes the loaves in about twenty minutes, showcasing fast on site bread production by Italian engineer.
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