Germany to rearm with 480000 men in new army
Germany's cabinet decreed compulsory military training and plans a 480000 man force across 12 corps in response to France raising conscription. Hitler argues peacetime intent, while warning other nations failing to disarm undermine Versailles. France Italy and Britain react with calls to League action and diplomacy.
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John Simon
Italy
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Mussolini
Roosevelt
Europe
United States
Ohio Senator Demands Probe of Relief Scandal Labelled Corruption
OV Martin L Davey of Ohio accuses Federal Relief Administrator Hopkins of corruption in Ohio relief work. Davey defies Hopkins to come to Ohio for trial on a criminal libel warrant as DOJ vows to defend Hopkins. Cleveland leaders back Davey amid political flare as Ohio Democrats push to Washington.
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Senate
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Georgia
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Rhode Island
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Maine
Glass
Roosevelt
Huey Long
Louisiana
Appropriations Committee
United States
Tydings
Maryland
Congress
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
Harry L. Hopkins
State Senate
Hopkins
Relief Administration
C. Stillman
FERA
Department of Justice
Washington
Davey
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Relief Committee
Francis W. Poulson
Deliv
Henry P. Fletcher
Republican National Committee
Fletcher
Standish Widening of U S 23 Aims at 40 Feet Width
An organization forms to widen U S 23 between Bay City and Standish from 20 to 40 feet. The report lists related projects across Michigan including housing plans in Bronson, traffic rules in Lansing, and various local developments.
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Standish
U. S. 23
Bay City
Bronson
Lansing
Murray D. van Wegener
Marine City
Gladstone
Lake Michigan
Bay de Noc
Jackson
Harry H. Jackson
Ionia Reformatory
Charles Shean
Michigan State Prison
Boswell
Ann Arbor
London
Richard N. Adams
Randolph G. Adams
William L. Clements Library
Adams
State Planning Commission
Michigan
Port Huron
Minnesota-Atlantic Transit Co
Great Lakes
J. E. McDonald
J. C. Heaney
Thomas Collins
Louis Guyette
Warren Cadwell
Stanley Burns
Harry G. Rexford
Jeddo
Jackson Transportation Co
City Commission
Kalamazoo Motor Coach Co
Battle Creek
Herman Kiefer
Detroit
United States
Milwaukee
Pbut
Midland
Tittabawassee
Isabella Road
Saginaw River
Lafayette Avenue
Charles F. Remer
University of Michigan
Far East
American Economic Commission
China
American Foreign Trade Council
Japan
Philippine Islands
Carlos Wing
Winy
Indiana
Men’s Protective League
Cecil EB. Armitage
Armitage
Frank A. Steele
House Rivers and Harbors Committee
Keweenaw Waterway
Menominee River
Presque Isle Harbor
South Haven
Gray’s Reef Passage
Leland Harbor
Alpena Harbor
Black River
Coldwater
Finn
Robert Stanley
Stanleys
Clifford
Stanley
Roy
State Emergency Welfare Relief Administration
William Haber
Welfare Department
Low Visibility in Economy Shapes Roosevelt Talk
Washington column argues business remains wary despite rising production and bank deposits. It notes relief rolls at about twenty two million and questions administration plans and Congress efforts, citing four new messages and likely clashes over public works and highway funding.
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Home Owners Loan Corporation
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Senate
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Public Roads
Public Roads Statistician
Western Newspaper Union
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