Roosevelt Addresses Farm Bureau in Chicago Rally
President Roosevelt spoke to about 25 000 farmers and others at the International Amphitheater urging support for the New Deal farm program. He defended the Canada United States trade pact and cited farm income gains, while urging fair judgment by farmers toward the treaty and global trade. The American Farm Bureau federation closed its Chicago convention backing reciprocal trade treaties and calling for fiscal policy reform to balance the federal budget and defend the Agricultural Adjustment Act.
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Ile
United States Supreme Court
Hoosac Mills
Roosevelt
Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
International Amphitheater
Stock Yards
Eaid
George N. Peek
Canada
United States
Peek
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame University
EPORG
Federation
Edward A. O'Neal
Alabama
Parole Boards at Large and Other Country Talks
A column lampoons parole boards and criminal laxity, mocks immigration scrutiny, and ridicules diplomatic fuss over Japan and China. It notes prison petulance with escapes in Boston Nashville and Muskogee and adds a dismissive jab at religious debates and Berlin satire.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Nashville
Tennessee
Muskogee
Oklahoma
Townsend plan and rail policy raise alarms in national politics
A Washington analyst argues the Townsend old age pension plan and railroading debates threaten economic stability. He warns the plan could strain federal funds and tax systems, while rail pensions and shorter hours costs threaten railroad profitability amid a broader government ownership debate.
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Townsend
Roosevelt
Taisen
Congress
Ourgo
Western
Unica
Italy's Gasoline War Ties to Ethiopia Conflict
An opinion piece by Raymond L. Buell discusses Italy's Ethiopian war as a gasoline conflict fueled by U.S. supplies. It argues the outcome hinges on League sanctions and notes Italy's belief in international injustice while blaming a flawed world economy for its woes and the Mandate era policies.
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Ethiopia
Great Britain
France
Mussolini
Samuel Hoare
Laval
Italy
Tigre
Adewa
Atsura
Eritrea
League of Nations
League
Haile Selassie
Dessye
League of Nations Committee of Five
Africa
Raymond L. Buell
Foreign Policy Association
United States
Germany
Warning of Labor Strife by William Green
The reform message warns that local unions attempting to organize within the AFB of L to promote acceptance or rejection of national policy would provoke anxiety among officers and create confusion. It argues such moves widen breaches with the parent body and foster bitterness and strife.
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William Green
AFB of
Fyicers
Prof Forgets How to Stop in New Car Spin
In Brockton a professor and his wife tested a new car, he apologetically admits forgetfulness about stopping the machine. The wife asks what to do as they plan to pull into the next garage for help, per the Brockton Enterprise.
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Enos
Brockton Enterprise
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