Lloyd George Critiques Britain and Praises Roosevelt Plan
Former Premier David Lloyd George told the Women's National Liberal federation in Scarborough that the American Roosevelt program is a liberal reconstruction plan akin to the British Liberal proposal of 1920. He criticized Britain for no recovery plan and urged cautious diplomacy with Germany, calling for fair play within the League of Nations and against German rearmament. A Natal report notes a python guarding a burglarized house in Ladysmith.
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Rheumatic Cripple Repaired by Ageud Allene Remedy Ad
An advertisement touts an 85 cent remedy named Allene from Sommers Drug Counter promising rapid relief from rheumatic pain, gout, lumbago, and related aches. It claims 48 hours cure or money back, noting many lives aided by the product across the agency of druggists.
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Hitler to Address Reichstag Amid Disarmament Crisis
Berlin May 16. Chancellor Adolf Hitler met President Hindenburg this afternoon to outline a speech for the Reichstag session tomorrow. He asserted Germany aims at disarmament and general foreign policy moderation and sent disarmament delegate Nedoiny back to Geneva as a warning that Germany will quit only if its terms are rejected.
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Austria Rebuked for Coldness to German Officials
Vienna reports Chancellor Dollfuss rebuked by Germany for being uncooperative after German officials Hans Kerr and Hans Frank faced a chilly reception on arrival at Aspern Airport last Saturday. A police official informed them their visit was not very desirable.
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State Department Has Busy Day
In Washington on May 16, five countries held economic talks with the State Department as preliminary exchanges ahead of the world economic conference opening June 12. Similar discussions were conducted with four other nations yesterday.
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Bank reform bill amended and approved by house committee
Washington May 14 The house banking committee amended and then approved the Glass Steagall bank reform bill. Amendments include removing double liability for stockholders if a bank closes and banning banks from insurance activities. The panel also backed the deposit insurance provisions.
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Roosevelt's World Peace Plea Outlines Withdrawals
The article notes Roosevelt’s world peace plea with a date set for withdrawal plans in Haiti and discusses the status of American troops abroad. It details possible limits on armed forces, comparisons to treaties in China and Manchuria, and mentions naval plans for mort eight inch cruisers. The message to Congress lists 54 recipients including King George, Hindenburg, Hirohito, Kalinin, and Lebrun.
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Germany regards appeal as coup in disarmament push
In Berlin Roosevelt's global appeal to disarm creates shock ahead of Hitler's Reichstag armament policy speech. Government circles fear the president bears the risk of Geneva conference failure if the appeal fails to move the process.
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Optimist Drive to Be Launched at Houston Meeting
Reports on the Sixth district convention of the Optimist International held in Houston last week indicate a membership drive will open at the Optimist Club luncheon at the St Anthony Hotel Wednesday noon. Clyde Barnes will report with John Swope, Roy Mirkel, and Charles James presiding. The drive will split into two equal terms and run until July 1, while delegates plan for the next convention in 1924.
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Government decrees secular burial plots for all Spaniards
May 1 in Madrid the government announces no privately run cemeteries by nationalities or creeds. Future Spanish burial plots will be secular and open for any religious rite to be performed within them.
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Solons Hear Plea For Disarmament And Peace
A congressional session hears a plea for universal disarmament arguing that preventing invasion requires eliminating offensive weapons. The speaker cites four-step aims: remove offensive arms, start now, cap armaments during the process, and halt cross-border armed incursions while treaty rights hold. Emphasis on reducing recurring defense costs and avoiding national bankruptcy.
Recognition of Reds Seen In Roosevelt Message
Washington May 16 Amid rising speculation Roosevelt may have implied Soviet recognition by addressing his arms message to Russia and other nations Senator Robinson Democratic leader warned the act could amount to recognizing the Soviet government. He noted precedent in 1918 Brest Litovsk talks and 1920s Soviet replies to American leaders, urging careful interpretation of the document’s intent and possible implications for world relations.
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Six Nations to Enforce Arms Embargo on Paraguay Bolivia
The League of Nations council reported readiness to impose an embargo on Paraguay and Bolivia in the Gran Chaco. The action may include seven other states based on participation, with undisclosed principals named in the plan. Details emerged after a secret council session following a public session where Bolivian and Davagasyan representatives spoke.
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Briton Parties Debt Question
In Parliament Chamberlain again parried questions on the debt and the payment due to the United States on June 15. Frederick Cocks asked if a definite decision had been reached. Chamberlain replied no statement can be made at present.
Tariff trace meets new snag at Paris talks
Paris May 16 IN S The American tariff trace proposal accepted by eight nations faced a new obstacle after Norman H Davis and French Finance Minister Bonnet conferred. French reservations threaten to nullify the truce as Bonnet signals further tariff measures in process of enactment under the third reservation.
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Summer Edition Light's Free Rental Directory ad
Local notice urges readers to secure the Summer Edition at all wisely Wiggly stores. The brief promotes pickup on Wednesday and highlights the directory as a comprehensive rental guide.
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Fragmented 19th Century Ad Remnants From Local Page
A garbled OCR fragment shows playful dialogue about independence and social plans, followed by an advertisement for a pain relief product called Blue Jay acousific worn remover from Bauer & Black. The text imitates talk and contains stray phrases and marketing copy.
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