MacDonald’s Oblique Push Roils London Conference
The London economic conference gridlock widens as Ramsay MacDonald interrupts with war debts as a urgent topic, pressing Lausanne completion, while Hull and U.S. delegates push tariff truce. French pressure for currency stabilization colors diplomacy as Roosevelt’s policy battles Congress over veterans and inflation measures.
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Eastman named federal transportation coordinator for emergency rail act
President Roosevelt selects Eastman of the Interstate Commerce Commission to lead rail labor savings efforts. Negotiations aim to cut the basic wage scale by 22 percent. if talks fail, mediation and arbitration proceed with potential long lead times. The process includes possible state of emergency and a fact finding panel.
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Roosevelt Burden of Presidency Highlighted in Opinion
The article argues that the U S presidency carries immense mental and physical strain and that occasional time away is vital for recovery. It recounts Roosevelt's early days, banking crisis actions, and ongoing pressures from Congress and public scrutiny. It notes other presidents' getaways for health and morale and cites Senator Tydings and Senator Clark as critics in Washington.
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