Hitler's withdrawal from league agains world risks
The article reviews Germany's exit from the League of Nations and disarmament talks under Hitler. It notes global fears of war recede as none can afford conflict, while Hitler consolidates power through a November 12 election and Reichstag dissolution. The piece also covers U S and British reactions, and shifts in disarmament talks with France and Italy and warnings from Senator Wagner about enforcement of NRA provisions. It also reports on New Deal economic measures, rail and farm programs, and other world events of 1935.
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Ermany
League of Nations
Reich
Hitler
Germany
von Hindenburg
Reichstag
Berlin
Great Britain
United States
Norman H. Davis
Davis
White House
America
Europe
France
John Simon
Baron von Neurath
NRA
Recovery Administration
Robert Wagner
New York
National Labor Board
Wagner
Nraers
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Farm Credit Administration
Warmers National Grain Corporation
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Ickes
Washington
Russia
South American
South America
Stalin
Bainbridge Colby
Roosevelt
Sve
Nowy
Asto
Treasury
Dean Acheson
the Treasury
Hull
Ment
Washington Administration
Foreign Office
Michigan News Snippets From Across Cities and States
A roundup of incidents and notes from Michigan towns and nearby areas includes a hangings souvenir sent to President Roosevelt after an NRA celebration, injuries from a wet sidewalk fall in Pontiac, a boy wounded while hunting on Willow Island, and a series of summer through autumn local events. Other items cover a pharmacy robbery in Marquette, a man drowned in Flint, a railroad engineer killed in Utica, and state wide conservation actions plus a factory and cultural notes from Lansing, Adrian, Battle Creek, and Grand Rapids.
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Roosevelt
White House
Newton D. Baker
Monroe
Wesley Martz
Harry Abramis
Willow Island
Batile Creek
Co. C. C
Custer
Jackson
Reynolds Field
Elmer Westerlund
Westerlund
Flint
Joseph
Butts, Jr
Island Lake
Walter J. Hayes
Dodge Bros. No
Highland
Bay City
Hartwick Pines
Burt Lake
Interlochen
Muskegon
Drover Peninsula
Upper Peninsula
Dodge Bros
Munuskong
J. W. Wells
Fort Wilkins
Owosso
Michigan Sugar Co
Utica
Frank Lee
Rochester
Walter Kiekbusch
John Partsky
Shelby Township
Lee
Kiekbusch
Coldwater
Railroad Jack
Ann Arbor
Harry Cooper
Henry Ford
Ford
Dearborn
East ‘Lansing
Robert J. Baldwin
Michigan
Lapeer
Prohibition Party of Michigan
Commonwealth Party
Battle Creek
Ralph Edwards
Helen Sweet
Edwards
Corunna
Frank
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
C. B. Merriam
Jesse H. Jones
Board of
Reconstruction Finances Corporation
Dean G. Acheson
The
Lewis W. Douglas
J. ¥. T. O'Connor
Walter ¥. Cummings
Deposit Insurance Corporation
Joseph B. Eastman
C. V. McKaig
Carnegie Steel Company
United States Steel Corporation
Eastman
McKaig
Jo. B. Eastman
Hcretary OF
Wallace
George N. Peek
Middle West
Johnson
Canton
Samuel A. Silk
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Mexico
Carl. A. Hatch
Santa Fe
Samuel G. Bratton
Florida
Robert H. Gore
Puerto Rico
Union
Gore
Siam
Bangkok
Chicago
Fair
Western
Newspaper Union
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Pontiac
Max A. Miller
Port Huron
R. A. Cristner
St. Clair River
Gristner
Thomas Ginn
Russell
Marquette
Howard Connors
Charlotte
Frank Bailey
George
Pentwater
Hans J. Parks
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Grand Trunk
Grand Rapids
Arthur Schneider, Jr
Arthur Kent
Adrian
Lenawee
Irish Hills
Lloyd Swain
Eames
Richard
Lloyd
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan Teachers Colleges
American Association of University Women
Association
Lake Odessa
Barbara Bishop
Frank Bishop
Marshall
Fred Marble
Marble
Monitor Sugar Co
West Bay City Sugar Co
Houghton Lake
Camp Houghton
Civilian Conservation
Kelsey-Hayes
Walter Krygowski
John Krygowski
Monroe County
Hillsdale
Clinton
Midland
Harth
Porter Center Free Methodist Church
George Hanners
St.Louis
Mich
Lansing
State Conservation Commission
Indiana
Schoolcraft County
Lake-Alger County
Khassia
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