Roosevelt Policy Push Ends In Lethal Vote And Court Battles
The House passed the 4.8 billion relief program after a fierce eight hour debate with a 328 to 78 tally. Proponents urged urgent public works while opponents sought protections for private industry. A Supreme Court recess and new financial bills followed as the administration braces for potential adverse rulings and inflation controls. Hauptmann testifies in Lindbergh baby case as Manchukuo tension rises with Japanese attacks in Chahar province signaling broader regional risk.
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Virginia
Indiana
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Japan Seeks halt to Siberian fortifications amid Far East tensions
Koki Hirota warned Soviet Russia to stop fortifying the Siberian frontier for friendly ties to continue. Reports say Japanese troops invade Chahar to prevent Sovietization. Tokyo objects to Amur crossings upgrades and Trans Siberian rail works. Roosevelt air defense recommendations loom, with bases across coasts and 4000 planes proposed.
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Civil Aeronautics
Michigan region brief notes across towns and tasks
A Michigan round of local notices reports a 17 percent dividend for Bad Axe Gas Corp for 1934 and 16 percent in 1933. Winter flight tests from Selfridge Field to Montana are set for February 1. Sentences enforce penalties for robbing a theater elevator. Relief funds in Shiawassee are reduced to 75 000 dollars. Pupils in Petoskey sort bulbs seeds for spring planting. Sergt Harry Maxwell ends 25 years service but re ups. A Kalamazoo River saving tree saves a family. University of Michigan regent candidate Edmund Shields announces run. A ring necked pheasant tagged after five years. A ten year old dies saving a collie. Antoine Beaufore dies at 50 after Turtle Lake Club years. Michigan trucks face trailer brake law delay. Michigan State College seeks 566 124 loan for dorms power plant and Farm Lane. Bay City home fire prompts rescue of baby Ann by passers by.
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Petoskey
Frances Pailthorp
Clemens
Sergt
Harry Maxwell
Selridge
Maxwell
Allegan
Ward Taylor
Hopkins Township
Barton
Alice Tiefenthal
Kalamazoo River
Taylor
Lansing
Edmund C. Shields
State Board of Bar Examiners
Michigan Nra
University of Michigan
Shields
Michigan
William A. Comstock
Parma
G. W Goodacre
Battle Creek
Here
Goodacre
Department of Conservation
Coldwater
Gerry Paul Donnel
James
Gerry
Carlo
Alpena
Antoine
Show) Beaufore
Turtle Lake Club
Frank Toureau
Bay City
Albert
Buck) Beaufore
Turtle Lake
Courtright
Ont
United States
Hast
Public Works Administration
Michigan State College
State Board of Agriculture
State Highway Department
Frank Walraven
Ann
Mary
Peppy
Katherine
Arthur McMillan
Paul Elliott
Saginaw
Supreme Court To Decide Gold Case Tests New Deal Limits
The article outlines the pending Supreme Court gold cases testing Roosevelt monetary policy and gold clauses. It discusses potential effects on bonds, gold redemption, and the broader New Deal, noting uncertain outcomes and possible congressional action. It also covers cotton production policy and global shifts in cotton supply amid price-raising efforts.
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Supreme Court
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Beeen
Brain Trust
Sto
Capitol
Bris bane This Week Lashing Pensions and Cosmic Rays
A collation of social and political notes discusses old age pensions costs under a presidential plan, Townsend’s proposed universal forty dollar monthly pension, and mounting government expenses. It reports a public lash in Wilmington, Del., for burglary, a German source on cosmic rays and heredity, ancient graves in Jerusalem, and a White House call with the Holland Society. It covers Chinese marriage scams in Los Angeles and a Saar plebiscite result. military aviation feats, Earhart signals, and a note on California horse racing profits.
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