Roosevelts call for world peace and Hitler reply
President Roosevelt urged a world disarmament pact and elimination of offensive weapons. Hitler endorsed a non aggression framework but demanded equal armament and warned of withdrawal from the League if not recognized. Britain France Italy and Japan reacted with cautious approval and concern over the plan's scope and implications.
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Germany
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Reichstag
League of Nations
MacDonald
France
Poland
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Washington
Paris
Congress
National Topics Interpreted by William I
Three members of the American delegation to the world economic conference in London are selected by President Roosevelt Secretary of State Hull James M Cox and Senator Key Pittman The senate opens the impeachment trial of Federal Judge Harold Louderback with Vice President Garner presiding and Judge Ashurst as master of procedure Prosecution opening by Rep Hatton W Sumners is expected to end by May 27 Louderback faces five articles alleging favoritism in receivership appointments incompetence and improper fee payments The land banks plan up to 2 billion in bonds to refinance farm mortgages while Morgenthau Jr warns against broad mortgage write downs and foreclosures The grain speculation inquiry yields short positions by big traders and limited names Wallace reports on futures trading laws and the Chicago Board of Trade An international aerial law conference in Rome drafts rules for adherence countries US delegation led by John Cooper Jr
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Japan
Tokyo
Italy
Balkans
Mexico
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Russia
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Moscow
HREE
London
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Ohio
Key Pittman
Senate
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California
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Henry F. Ashurst
Arizona
Judiciary Committee
Hatton W. Sumners
Texas
House Judiciary Committee
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Ree
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Washington
Farm Board
Federal Land Bank
Landy Banks
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Boards of Trade
Wallace
Chicago Board of Trade
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J. W. T. Duvel
Grain Futures Administration
Rome
John ©. Cooper, Jr
Committee On Aeronautics
The
American Bar Association
Federal
Federal Land Banks
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Congress
Roosevelt's Farm Relief Law Faced by Expert Administration
The 1933 analysis reviews how the Agricultural Adjustment Act and its administration under George N. Peek assemble a large expert staff to implement farm relief. It discusses mortgage refinancing, land banks, price parity plans, and Reconstruction Finance Corp support, along with broader economic-nationalist policy under President Roosevelt and cabinet dynamics.
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George N. Peek
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Peek
Moline
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Mr. Peek
Women Heroic in Face of Tragedy
Mrs. Walter Ferguson argues in the New York World Telegram that women endure losses with indomitable spirit. She contrasts female resilience with men’s fragility, noting women as life caretakers and builders who can inspire recovery after material ruin and personal devastation.
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Walter Ferguson
New York World-Telegram
Coyotes in Cascade Mountains Varying in Packs, Hunters Warn
Boyd Hildebrand of Okanogan Washington says coyotes in the Cascades are more wolf-like and traveling in packs due to habitat loss. He warns depredations could cut the deer fawn crop by 25 percent this year and urges skilled hunters to eradicate the coyotes.
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Boyd Hildebrand
Okanogan
Wash
Hildebrand
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