Roosevelt veto clash over Patman bonus bill and relief plans
President Roosevelt personally delivered a veto message on the Patman bonus measure during a joint session. Congress overridden the veto 322 to 98, while Senate debate followed with 54 supporting override and 40 backing the President. Ford Motor reports 1934 gains and wage hikes. Passamaquoddy project proposed with $10 million funding and broader work relief allocations proceed.
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Thomas
Pittman
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Pope
Idaho
Coolidge
Massachusetts
Norbeck
South Dakota
Dennis Chavez
New Mexico
Passamaquoddy
Ickes
Campobello
Maine
Maj
Philip B. Fleming
Army Engineers Corps
Fleming
PWA
Wisconsin
la Follette
Jane Addams Passes Away a Nation Mourns Her
Jane Addams renowned as Chicago’s first citizen and Hull House founder died leaving a legacy as a social worker and peace advocate. She began work in 1889 among immigrants on Chicago’s West Side and led efforts against sweatshop abuse child labor and war. As president of the Women’s International Peace Conference at The Hague she met officials from belligerent nations.
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International Congress of Women
Hull House
Iss Jane Addams
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West Side
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Women's International Peace Conference
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Hitler outlines 13 point program and rearmament stance
Hitler, before the Reichstag, presented a 13 point plan for disarmament and better international relations. He rejected the League of Nations council’s condemnation of German rearmament, urged equal rights for Germany, and proposed non aggression pacts with neighbors. Britain welcomed his pledge to honor Versailles territorial clauses and sign an air convention with Locarno. Reichenau announced new conscription decrees for 1914 and 1915 classes, with 1914 called to colors in November and 1915 to labor service.
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Hitler
Reichstag
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Air Force
Ethiopia Defies Italy in League Sitrep Amid Tense Europe
In a note to the League of Nations Ethiopia warns it will yield to neither intimidation nor violence. Eden and Laval fail to sway Italian delegate Aloisi on exclusive privileges while Britain faces Italian anger over arms shipments via Somaliland. Emperor Haile Selassie buys Turkish bombing planes. Pacific Fleet losses reported as a seaplane crash near Midway claims six crew.
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Pierre Laval
Baron Aloisi
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League
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Geneva
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Rome
Great Britain
British Somaliland
Lawmakers clash over rail pension bills and TVA probe
Gary WAGNER of New York and Representative Crosser of Ohio proposed in both chambers identical railroad labor pension bills designed to satisfy Supreme Court objections. Dennis Chavez's Senate swearing led six liberal senators to walk out in protest. The House opened hearings on TVA misuses with Comptroller General auditing $1,000,000 in alleged irregularities and bids, bonds, and advance payments under scrutiny.
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New York
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Ohio
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Supreme Court
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Bronson Cutting
New Mexico
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California
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Idaho
George Norris
Nebraska
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
Progressive
Henrik Shipstead
Minnesota Farmer-Laborite
House Military Affairs Committee
Tennessee Valley Authority
Arthur E. Morgan
TVA
David Lilienthal
Marcourt A. Morgan
J. R. McCarl
House Committee
Danish Prince Frederik and Princess Ingrid wed in Stockholm
Prince Frederik of Denmark and Princess Ingrid of Sweden married in Stockholm in a lavish ceremony attended by a brilliant assemblage. A week of events preceded the wedding, drawing large crowds to the Swedish capital.
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Denmark
Ingrid
Stockholm
Senate Passes Wagner Bill Amid Labor Dispute Drive
The senate pushed the Wagner labor disputes bill toward a house vote, arguing it would empower a national labor relations board with wide powers. Critics say it curtails management and strengthens labor agitators, risking business recovery and expanding political influence of organized labor.
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Latin Americans Embrace North American Sports Rise of Soccer Dominates
The article notes South America has rapidly adopted many sports beyond bullfighting and tango. Golf in Bogota, polo among gauchos, rugby, tennis, boxing, basketball, swimming and soccer flourish nationwide with annual international events. Soccer stands out as the sport par excellence across nations.
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Beisbol
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Caribbean
Magellan’s Straits
Republic
Postum Free Week Offer Promoted by Company Ad
Weekly supply of health giving Postum offered free by the Postum Company to anyone who writes for it. The notice appears in this newspaper as part of a promotion.
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Good to Remember Poison Ivy Leaves and Berries
The poison ivy plant features three leaflets and white berries. This quick note highlights key identifying features to aid recognition and caution.
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