Hitler Demands and European Alarm Rise in Talks
Chancellor Hitler seeks an army of 500 000, air parity with Britain, a navy equal to one third of Britain, and return of colonies while rejecting eastern pacts. Britain, France, Russia and Czechoslovakia move toward eastern security talks as Europe fears another crisis.
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Simon
Hitler
Oreign
England
Germany
Britain
MacDonald
King George
London
Poland
Austria
Berlin
Lithuania
Stenn
Memel
Anthony Eden
Eden
Russia
Europe
Asia
Litvinoff
League of Nations
France
Czechoslovakia
Great Britain
Apan
Manchukuo
Orient
Japan
Yosuke Matsuoka
League Assembly
League
Manchuria
Eastern
United States
Koki Hirota
Tokyo
Michigan and Wisconsin obituary notes and state briefs
Menominee business leader Jones dies at 69 after marrying over 3,500 couples in Wisconsin. Michigan wildlife sanctuaries rise to 260 sites totaling 70,000 acres with no hunting allowed. Law enforcement training institute held at University of Michigan. similar prior session noted. State reports 1934 hunting fishing license revenue of 863,236 for protection and propagation.
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Menominee
John H. Jones
Justice of the Peace
Jones
Wisconsin
West Branch
Michigan
Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
Houghton
Lansing
Detroit
James F. Warner
State Department of Agriculture
Calumet
Keweenaw County
Board of Supervisors
Upper Peninsula
Reo Motor Car Co
Forestry Service Division
United States Department of Agriculture
Don E. Bates
Hastings
Barry
Lewis Raber
Irving Township
Liquor Control Commission
Bay City
Saginaw Bay
Dow Chemical Co
Midland
Saginaw River
Grand Rapids
Ottawa
Kent Counties
Lumber Company
Michigan Central
Dutton
Ottawa County
Zeeland
Hudsonville
William Warner Bishop
Vatican
Rome
England
Coventry
Helen Woltz
Bishop
B. J. A. Evans
Sandusky
F. R. McCoy
Army
Sixth Corps
McCoy
Alex Stark
Stark
Camp Custer
Fitzgerald
CCC
Maj. Stark
Michigan Co-operative Crop Reporting Service
Richberg Named NRA Head Amid Political Doubt and Debate
Washington column by William Bruckart reports President Roosevelt taps Donald R. Richberg to head the National Recovery Administration and chair the enlarged National Industrial Recovery Board. The piece notes labor tensions, possible NRA extension battles in Congress, and scrutiny of Home Owners' Loan Corporation practices and personnel decisions amid broader policy shifts.
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Senate
House
Thomas
Oklahoma
Treasury
Federal Relief Administration
Civilian Conservation Corps
Harry L. Hopkins
Florida Sun
Work Relief Fund
Rexford G. Tugwell
National Capital
Harold Ickes
Roosevelt
Haebbert Hoover
California Republican Assembly
Sacramento
Republican Party
Hoover
Abraham Lincoln
Washington
Donald R. Richberg
National Recovery Administration
Richberg
National Industrial Recovery Board
NRA
Congress
General Johnson
Federal Trade Commission
Labor Department
Home Loan Board
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Home Owners Loan Corporation
National
Seaboard
Bill” Stephenson
South Carolina
The
Loan Corporation
Ioan Corporation
Gore
Congressional
Joe A. Brown
Hartshorne
Okla
C. B. Lindsay
Haileyville
Pittsburgh County
Western Newspaper Union
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Edward W. Pickard
AAA
Department of Agriculture
Tugwell
R. G. Tugwell
Frederal
New Deal
RFC
PWA
Internal Revenue Department
Assolini
I Duce
Abyssinia
Ouse
Navy
Pacific Coast
Hawaii
Canal Zone
Swanson
A. P. Pairfield
Bureau of Navigation
Herbert Hoover
Escanaba
Camp Polack
Harry Glass, Jr
Grand Rapids Democrat
State Planning Commission
Patman
Carl E. Mapes
Mapes
Flint
Ned J. Vermilya
Vermilya
Port Huron
James Hall
Alberta
Hall
Canada
A. C. Carton
Bureau of Agriculture Industry
Carton
Marquette
Marquette Branch
Michigan Reformatory
Ionia
Magliore LaBelle
Iron River
James Lenhart
LaBelle
Ionia State Hospital
Michigan State Prison
Jackson
Major
Samuel Samrick
George Carr
Battle Creek
Russell R. McCargar
Carr
McGargar
Lamrick
Kalamazoo
Neil Abrams
William Locher
Izaak Walton League
Dobson
Grand Army of the Republic
Alfred E. Stacey
Elbridge
N. Y
Stacey
Convention Bureau
William Bruckart
National Press
Washington, D. C
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