Roosevelt Urges World Unity To End War Across Frontiers
President Roosevelt’s call for a global disarmament pact draws swift responses. Hitler endorses the plan but seeks equal armament rights and insists on revision of the Versailles treaty. Paris, London, and Tokyo react with cautious optimism as Washington outlines a four step disarmament program. The world watches the German reply and the fate of the League.
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Roosevelt
Europe
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Eitler
Reichstag
League of Nations
MacDonald
Hitler
France
Poland
State Department
Washington
Paris
Hull
Japan
Tokyo
Foreign Office
Pilgrims' Society
London
America
Italy
Balkans
Merxico
Norway
Russia
United States
Moscow
Congress
Ways and Means Committee
House
Lewis W. Douglas
Glass
Democratic Party
Douglas
Army
Housing Corporation of
Highland Park
V. M. Lugonja
Woodward Ave
Hames
Mt. Clémens
Clyde H. Edwards
Florence Fentenly
Brooklyn
N. ¥. the Rev. Timothy. Edwards
Mich
Edwards
Michigan
Berkley
City Welfare Committee
R. F.C
River Rouge
James H Elya
Lancaster
Elya
Margaret
Lancaster Theater
Battle Creek
Rebecca Shelley, Rathmer
Calhoun
Blaine W. Hatch
Rathmer
Felix Rathmer
Halamazoo
Jane Addams
Tex
Texas Tech
Colgate
Roosevelt economic plan promises farm relief expansion
A long review outlines the farm relief act and tax funded price parity policies. It discusses George N. Peek’s administration efforts, mortgage refinancing options through Federal Land Banks, and Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans to aid farmers. Also notes Roosevelt’s global economic stance and cabinet dynamics.
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Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Washington
Farm Board
Federal Land Bank
New Farm Credit Administration
Insurance Companies
Morgenthau
George N. Peek
Roosevelt
Peek
Moline
Ill
Department of Agriculture
Puccess
Wallace
Federal Land Banks
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Congress
Senate
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Shanghai
Navy
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Sea of Japan
USSIA
China
Manchuria
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John Grier Hibben
Woodridge
N. J
Rufus C. Dawes
Century of Progress
Chicago
HREEB
James M. Cox
Ohio
Key Pittman
Stting
Harold Louderback
California
Garner
Henry I. Ashurst
Arizona
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Hatton W. Sumners
Texas
House Judiciary Committee
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Boards of Trade
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J. W. T Duvel
Grain Futures Administration
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Rome
John C. Cooper
Ijr
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Western Newspaper Union
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T Lapeer
Lapeer
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David Laing
Owosso
Joan Bagen
Caledonia Township
Carson City
Montcalm
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Clinton
A. A. Sprague
Ithaca
Petoskey
Elsie Martion
Pellston
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Clare
Shepherd
Aime
Joseph Maddy
University of Michigan
Petoskey—A
Reconstruction Finance. Corp
Grand Rapids
Board of Education
Birmingham
Ferndale
Edwin F. Woopie
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Bank of Stephenson
Marquette
Burklund
Ludington
Lionel
Forest Boswell
Lincoln Lake
Hastings
Farmers’ State Bank of
Middleville
Judice Russell FR. McPeek
Port. Huron
Mueller Metals Co
Mt. Clemens
Macomb County
Elmore Lester
Monroe
Pere Marquette
Detroit
William Irvin
Aaron Lancowski
Jackson
Zigmund Huscio
City Hospital
Lansing
William Murphy
Roméo
Romeo
Saginaw
Clarence Palmrenter
Porter Township
Midland County
Gordon Oil Co
Muscott
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Civilian Conservation Corps
Marta Betsy Travis
Iron Mountain
State Department of Public Instruction
Marta
Committee On World Friendship Among Children
League of Nation
G. L. Heath
Benton Harbor
Mary Purnell
Benjamin Purnell
Odd Fellow
Queen” Mary
Good Samaritan
Odd Fellow Organization
William Bruckart