Roosevelt Ends Vacation and Faces NRA Change
President Roosevelt returns to Hyde Park then to Washington to tackle NRA revisions and relief efforts. He backs shrinking price fixing, supports public works aid to drought areas, and signals mediation in labor disputes while monitoring European unrest and Japan’s naval budget plans.
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Roosevelt
NRA
von Papen
Austria
Hyde Park
New York
Congress
Warm Springs
Georgia
Washington
White House
Borah
West
Northwest
Public Works Administration
Emergency Relief Administration
Harold L. Ickes
Grouth
Hether
Japan
Great Britain
United States
Mineo Osumi
France
Rocky Mountains
Glacier National Park
Great Divide
Thieves raid offices of doctors. multiple local victims seek clues
Police report thefts from three physician offices and a dentist, with gold items and instruments taken, totaling several hundred dollars. Other briefs note a boy injured peeping through a knothole, a depot death, farm drought designations, and various local incidents across Michigan towns.
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Jackson
Big Rapids
Genevieve Taylor
Jay Taylor
Albion
Preston H. Vance
Express Company
Michigan Central
Vance
Detroit
Pleasant
Allen Yeager
Rosebush
Yeager
Muskegon
Alice M. Wood
United States
Algonac
Tashmoo
Coast Guard
Tashmoo Park
Lansing
Michigan
Murray D. van Wagoner
State Highway Department
Straits of Mackinac
Government orders silver surrender under monetization act
The President implements nationalization of silver under the act, requiring surrender of all silver bullion and bars within 90 days at 50.01 cents per ounce. Coins and silverware are excluded. Treasury values obtained silver at 1.29 per ounce and may issue silver certificates. The aim is 25 percent metal backing of currency, with unknown U S bullion and possible purchases abroad.
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Treasury
United States
China
India
Trade pact leaders pledge balanced gains for farms and industry
Secretary Hull and Secretary Wallace outlined reciprocal trade agreements aimed at boosting world trade while protecting American agriculture and manufacturing. They said farm interests would not be sacrificed for others and no major industry would be harmed, though a tiny fraction of producers might suffer for the greater good.
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Ecretary OF
Hull
Wallace
America
Minneapolis protest asks Roosevelt to restore rights under martial law
The Minneapolis Protective Committee of about a thousand workers appeals to President Roosevelt and others for protection of constitutional rights overridden by martial law. Copies go to Secretary Perkins and National Labor Relations board chair Lloyd Garrison. They blame Communist agitators and Gov Olson for interference and request replacement of mediators Father Hass and Dennigan.
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Fpranz von Papen
Germany
Austria
Dolllfuss
Schuschhigg
Munich
von Papen
Schuschnigg
Vienna
Hitler
National Synod
Reichsbishop Mueller
von Hindenburg
CNE
Minneapolis
Francis J. Hass
BH. H. Dennigan
Riots in Constantine Target Jewish Community in Algeria
Rioting by Rabs of Algeria against Jewish neighbors in Constantine and surrounding towns led to many deaths and injuries, mostly among Jews. French military authorities quickly took control. The unrest stemmed from local wheat farming hardships and debt relief against Jewish bankers and shopkeepers.
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Rabs
Algeria
Palestine
Constantine
World Baptist congress endorses plebiscite plan for peace vote
In Berlin the World Baptist congress approved a proposal to hold plebiscites in 40 countries to decide if people want to fight another war. Rev. Harold Camp of Oakland California urged using the Kellogg pact as the vote basis.
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World Baptist Congress
Berlin
Harold Camp
Oakland
Calif
Hindenburg Funeral Notes and Global Reaction
A long column recaps Hindenburg’s funeral rites with U.S. wreaths and church services. It notes New York Governor Lehman’s tribute, Mussolini’s era context, and Austrian news of Chancellor Dollfuss’s widow. Also covers Roosevelt dinner, labor concerns, Canada trade views, and a Brooklyn crime tale of Pisano and De Roberto.
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Green
Hohenzollerns
United States
Beethoven
Napoleon
New York
Lehman
Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church
Italy
Mussolini
Dollfuss
Vincent Pisano
Brooklyn
Oresto de Roberto
Pisano
de Roberto
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Michael F. Shannon
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Aldrich Blake
Oklahoma City
Francis H. Brownell
John W. Davis
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Princeton
Martin W. Littleton
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
Charles F. Thwing
Cleveland
James P. Warburg
Sewell L. Avery
Albert D. Lasker
Paul Reveres
American Vigilante Intelligence Federation
Department of Americanization of the American Legion
Charles Kramer
California
Silver Shirts
Intelligence Service
Franz von Papen
M. F. Shannon
Escanaba
Wallie Arntzen
Lloyd Orman
Milwaukee
Washington Island
St. Francis Hospital
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Charles E. Gauss
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Walter S. Israel
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Arenac
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Nicholas Wagner
Ulysses S. Grant
Cincinnati
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Huron
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Frank E. Lovett
Lovett
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Michigan State College
College
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Fremont
Sharpe Park
Hillsdale
Emergency Welfare Relief Administration
Edmore
Oliver Wymerwell
Here
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Flint
Charles Berfegerst
Higgans
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Arthur Carpenter
Muncie Lake
John Conroy
Conroy
Carpenter
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Inez
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Holland
Zeeland
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University of Michigan Political Science Department
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Reed
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Hanney
John Priest
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American Federation of Labor
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Earl Beatty
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