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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1935
Page
8
The text reports a lecturer noting guarantees of monetary expansion if Franklin D. Roosevelt becomes president, and remarks on Townsend plan payments to seniors. It quotes officials discussing labor, strikes, and federation votes, plus commentary on foreign trade policy and Allied relations.
The article argues that Roosevelt era adjustments to the Agricultural Adjustment Administration raise prices and regulate processing licenses, prompting fear among critics about government control. It discusses Tugwell’s amendments, potential shifts in power, and concerns in Congress while noting Vice President Garner's growing influence and the broader political stakes of farm policy.
The Marquis of Lothian argues faith in democracy remains despite wars revolutions and dictatorships of the last twenty years. He notes freedom waning in places though fascist and communist regimes have simulated total control and questions whether barbarism will endure or fade away.
Maj. Aufrad Wildebrandt, German aeronaut, notes the Macon disaster shocks nations and stirs sympathy for America. He argues such accidents rarely halt airship programs, citing the Abigail Jean and R 101 incidents as examples, while anticipating protective political spin.
Gordon Selridge notes how leading American newspapers fill a broad marketplace for housewives and men alike. He cites past UK success in boosting ad reach and claims his company will exceed prior ad spend, assertingProjected spending will grow beyond last year.
Charles D AvtuA Rvalinisy ministers reflects on population diversity and the need for liberty and tolerance. He argues against strong‑hand policies and autocracy, asserting moral authority to oppose aggressors. He supports national cohesion through liberty and awareness of national virtues while opposing discrimination.
The navy ministry has not stated there would be a naval race if the 1935 conference failed. Japan presses other sea powers to understand and accept its aims. A rejection could trigger an exposure of a powerful naval buildup.
A fragmentary reflection quotes a writer or thinker lamenting a spiritual collapse in the modern world. It contrasts material progress with moral decline and criticizes perceived stupidity in contemporary affairs, noting a sense of superiority among present-day thinkers. The text references France and broad cultural concerns.
The piece argues that cooperation is the best path to peace in the Pacific and urges a concrete policy with the United States and Britain. It references wartime debts and the need for stable relations to support a lasting settlement.
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