Attitude of Administration at Arms Meet Is Questioned
A critical account argues the administration lip service to national defense while seeking disarmament at Geneva. It blames reduced army navy budgets, stalled bills, and diplomatic maneuvers aimed at a wartime power balance, urging renewed buildup to treaty strength and Congress action before Geneva outcomes.
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Geneva
Norman Davis
Stimson
Ainong
Murope
Harding
Wilkin
Horse Appropriations Committee
House
State Department
War Department
Britain
France
Italy
Poland
Prapan
Great Beltan
London
Congress
Vinson
Hale
Sen
Thys Lassiol Berd
Malention Ie
Navy
China
Emmy
War and Navy Department
Union
Hia Irving
Washington
Chicago
Dspai
Pente
Perneipte
Coolidge
Japan
Hale Sikhi
Reed
Amelie Hee
Aims Clash at Round Table Discussion
SHERWOOD EDDY reports on the looming clash of aims at Geneva and Europe as four powers France Britain Germany and Russia push rival disarmament and security plans. He outlines economic and political strains, war scars, and the threat of renewed conflict amid shifting alliances and rising militarism.
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Japan
France
Hitler
Germany
Europe
Soviet
Russia
Geneva
Vicki
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Rumania
Jugoslavia
Europa
Loday
Alga
Siunsey
R. O
UW. T. C
Austria
Gremny
Freie
Hoover
MacDonald
Baldwin
Lloyd George
America
England
Hungary
Bul-gacia
Glenenvean ii
Willy
Versailles
Ben
Oxen ‘Iy
AOS
Italy
Baal
West
Far East
Louis XIV
Nogolevs
Poincare
Britain
Belanid
Prance
Maslelal Min Elas
Rhineland
Warsaw
Lke Samson Agoulstes
Armarican
Government Expenditures Rise From 1915 to 1930 Report
Comparisons show the increase in expenditures of the nine government departments for 1930 over 1915. The total reaches 3,823,111,000 dollars with interest on public debt included. Excludes Legislative, Executive, independent offices, DC, and Post Office appropriations per official source.
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Hoover
Staré Trem
District of Columbia
Post Office
Treasury
Navy
Agricul
Classifieds Hit on New Reuse Sells and Export Radios
Local ads promote renewed sales of used radio equipment with lower prices aimed at appealing to buyers and export technicians. The listings highlight affordable repurposed units and potential overseas demand, noting features and availability.
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Korea
Earl Reeves
Holland
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