World conference gridlock sparks US push for draf ted economic plan
The American delegation set forth a program to ease trade barriers, cap tariffs by reciprocal deals, and expand public works while opposing dollar stabilization during the London talks. Raymond Moley traveled to London as liaison. Hull denied splits and reiterated recovery aims.
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London
United States
Raymond Moley
Roosevelt
MacDonald
James M. Cox
Monetary Committee
George Bonnet
Hull
Moley
King George
Couzens
Michigan
Congress
Canada
Australia
Argentina
Stanley Bruce
Commonwealth
Litvinov
Russia
Michigan towns report fires, thefts, and oddities across the state
Across Michigan communities from Port Huron to Detroit and Ann Arbor, incidents range from a two year old burned in hot water and a farmer saving his car from a burning barn to car wheel thefts and a perfect card hand proving fatal. Notable notes include a tree cut down near Coldwater, a meteor found in a field, and several police and fire calls with varying outcomes.
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Coldwater
Verne Patch
Patch
Detroit
Perry M. Hunt
Hunt
Leo Babcock
Lansing
Houghton County
Michigan
the Conservation Commission
Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
George H. Mason
Maj
Mason
Battle*Creek
Harry Conklin
Mary
Bernice Urton
Harry Jy
Lapeer
Imlay City Hospital
Moffetts Corners
Burnside
John Zilinic
Suzanne Zilinic
John Genzer
Andy ‘Kapral
Frank Kapral
Roosevelt and the New Deal Facing Uncertain Path Ahead
In Washington observers assess President Roosevelt’s sweeping powers under the new deal. They note risks from congress, potential for missteps in farm and industry programs, and the need for vigilant oversight of rising federal control and possible officeholder manipulation.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United ’ “States
Congress
Senate
House
National Recovery
Lieve
Roosevelt Cep
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Tal
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Emil’ Dupras
W. E. Heath
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State Normal College
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Bernard van Huizen
Richmond Park
van Huizen
Flat Rock
Gerald
van Buskirk
Toledo Zoological Park
Victor Camp
Apsilanti
Robert Heath
Heath
Cheboygan
Forestry Division
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Mt. Clemens
Clarence Stier
Elmer J. Harter
Sheriff's Deputies
Stier
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