French Crisis Ends Daladier Rule as Doumergue Returns
Paris upheaval leaves death toll near fifty as Gaston Doumergue returns to power with a plan for a small cabinet and parliamentary dissolution. Daladier resigns amid riots across Paris, while police and troops clash with demonstrators near Place de la Concorde and the Palais Bourbon.
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Lebrun
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Roosevelt policy drives gold flows and dollar value debate
World money markets reacted to the dollar devaluation and $35 gold price as flows of gold moved from Europe to the United States. The pound and franc briefly gained then fell, while French officials condemned the policy. Officials believed the $59.06 cent dollar target would hold after a shakedown period. Warren urged raising the $85 an ounce gold price to lift commodity prices, and Gannett asserted hope of continued price rises. The policy shift turned a $1.9 billion treasury deficit into a $973.7 million surplus overnight.
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France
George F. Warren
Frank E. Gannett
Rochester
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Rochester Times-Union
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Illinois State News Roundup From Washington to Blue Island
A federal grand jury probes a $10 million War department scandal with officials linked to the American Legion and car makers. McCracken and three airline executives face contempt for a Senate inquiry into air mail contracts. The Supreme Court voids many pre repeal prosecutions and Illinois locals report on canal dumping, murders, robberies, milk licensing, and state finances.
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Western Air Express
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Hanshue
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Girvin
Brown
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Joseph M. Burke
Cook County
Chicago
Illinois and Michigan Canal
State Department of Public Works
Edwardsville
Gertrude Puhse
Granite City
Thomas Lehne
Venice
William Puhse
Lester Geers
Justice of the Peace Daily
Albert C. Davis
Perry County
Illinois
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Fred Anderson
Pinckneyville
Grand Jury
Duquoin
Samuel Mele
Chicago Heights
Phillips
Twenty Third Street
East End Avenue
Mele
Louis Baron
Richton Park
Federal Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Frank C. Baker
Wallace
John C. Martin
Treasury
Martin
Machir J. Dorsey
Edwin Hult
C. Edwin Johnson
Harry W. Hutlig
Treasuries
Security Life Insurance Company of
Northern States Life Insurance Company
Hammond
John H. 8. Lee
Charles 8. Deneen
Bertram Day
Indianapolis
M. J. Dorsey
E. Hult
Ernest Palmer
Minois
Mr. Palmer
James Azar
Harrisburg
Farley
Harry Stephens
Ashley
M. J. Sullivan
Braidwood
John Gleason
Crete
Alfred J. Geiseman
Shannon
Ed Y. Galloway
Shawn
Senate passes bill to curb private loans to defaulting nations
The senate approved a Johnson bill to bar private loans to nations in default, with a proviso allowing government backed loans via state entities. It also limits penalties for aiding such loans and ties to a proposed RFC trading bank under presidential policy. GDEN L. MILLS signals possible 1936 GOP bid then denies intention to run.
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Hiram Johnson
California
America
Jesse Jones
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Gden L. Mills
Republican Party
New Yorker
Herbert Hoover
Mills
Western Newspaper
Union
Jesus Heals and Delivers in Matthew’s Early Miracles
Lesson summarizes Jesus miracles in Matthew 8 9 including healing a leper the centurion's servant Peter's mother in law and demon possession. It emphasizes faith humility power over disease demons and blindness as demonstrations of the kingdom's rule and Jesus authority.
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Peter
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David
Giving Measure Reflects God’s Abundant Rebound
The text argues that God’s purpose in prompting giving is to enable greater generosity toward others. It asserts that nothing given to God can disappear without returning to the giver multiplied many times.
Why the Sudden Change to Liquid Laxatives
Doctors praise measured liquid laxatives for gentle, adjustable action. Public returns to liquid formats for movement without discomfort, dependency, or kidney irritation. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, based on senna, is safe and available at druggists.
Tact and Timing in Right Speech
A refined note on tact praising its universality and the skill of saying the right thing at the right time to the right person, highlighting omission of certain actions or words as key to perfection in conduct.
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Johnson
Donald Richberg
Labor Board
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