Hoover Year in Review Faces Sharp Senate Vibe
A roundup of U S Senate debate on Hoover's first year highlights praise from Senator Fess for handling economic forces and criticism from Senator Harrison. Unemployment, prohibition, farm relief, tariffs, and naval accords are weighed amid ongoing policy clashes and farm board changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hether Herbert Hoover
Senate
Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
Sippi
Fess
White House
Wess
Harrison
Serge
Hoover
Secretary Stimson Signals Naval Arms Reduction
In London Secretary Stimson announced the United States is willing to cut its naval tonnage by over 200 000 tons if other major powers reduce theirs accordingly. He said the plan is acceptable to both America and Great Britain and responds to fears of a potential naval buildup.
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France
Tardieu
Chamber of Deputies
Italy
Great Britain
United States
Stimson
Briand
Dumesnil
London
America
Noted World Figures Die in 1920s Obituary Roundup
LFRED VON TIRPITZ dies at eighty one in Ebenhausen from chronic bronchitis. Dr. Arthur T. Hadley, Yale president emeritus, dies at seventy three in Kobe from pneumonia. Also reported are D. H. Lawrence and Viscount Herbert Gladstone. Senate votes 47 to 39 to raise Cuban sugar duty. house bill lifts rate to 2.4 cents per pound, signaling a likely final increase.
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Lfred von Tirpitz
Ebenhausen
Japan
Kobe
Arthur T. Hadley
Yale University
Hadley
Yale
Berlin
D. H. Lawrence
Herbert Gladstone
William E. Gladstone
Senate
Car- Away
House
John North Willy s Named U S Ambassador to Poland
John North Willy s of Toledo Ohio an automobile manufacturer is named American ambassador to Poland His nomination was submitted to Warsaw approved by the senate and announced by President Hoover in 1930.
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Coolidge Dam
Arizona
Calvin Coolidge
Mare Island Navy Yard
California
John North Willys
Toledo
Ohio
Poland
Warsaw
Hoover
Senate
Census Army To Count Nation In 1930 Sweeping Scope
An army of more than 100 000 census workers will visit 30 000 000 homes and over 2 000 000 stores as the 15th decennial census expands beyond population to cover commerce and industry. It aims to count 120 000 000 people and survey 6 000 000 farms and 14 000 mines in four weeks. The census will shape data on births, migrations, housing, and employment, with strict secrecy assurances.
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Ray Walters
United States
William M. Steuart
Bureau of the Census
Sam
Stéwart
Continental
America
Doctor Steuart
David
Israel
Judah
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Edward W. Pigeard
James J. Davis
House Judiciary Committee
Breckenridge Long
Stewart. Paton
Johns Hopkins
Robert W. Lovett
Boston
Cortlandt Nicoll
New York
Carroll Miller
Pittsburgh
Lovett
Simuel Crowther
Howard Keating
Colorado
Daniel A. Poling
Christian Endeavor Union
Henry M. Johnson
Louisville
Crowther
Thomas A. Edison
Henry Ford
Federal Farm Board
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Farmers’ National Grain Corporation
Alexander Legge
Farm Board
Legge
Chicago
Moscow
Europe
Manila
Western Newspaper Union
By Elmo
Scott Watson
DR. Wiltiatt IF
Steinary
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