Socialists in Office and Mexico War Warnings
ABrisbane This Week column surveys rising socialist roles in government as the New Deal nears completion, notes Mexico's clash with the Catholic church in Sonora, and cites Peiping reports of outer Mongolia wartime readiness. It criticizes militarism while listing sport and political commentary, ending with a brief boxing-like vignette in New Orleans.
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Impeachment push over Federal Judge Woodward and labor unrest
Twenty House Judiciary Committee members push for impeaching Federal Judge Charles Woodward of Chicago over alleged nepotism and firm appointments. Riots flare in Minneapolis and Toledo as National Guard is mobilized. Congress debates tariff and NRA codes while President Roosevelt leaks future plans to Congress for 1935.
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Hurley Defends Integrity as Senate Probes Patronage Plot
Pat Hurley former secretary of war testified before the Senate civil service committee in a warlike mood demanding a full examination of charges that Republicans plotted patronage at his Virginia home. Dalrymple denied making the charges as he read letters from Broom and Shannon contradicting unnamed informants. Chicago’s Century of Progress exposition reopened with a grand parade, new foreign villages, expanded exhibits, and a more modern, brighter layout, including a relocated Midway and enhanced symphonies.
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Roosevelt backs flexible silver bill in diplomatic compromise
RESIDENT ROOSEVELT told Congress the kind of silver bill he would accept, a compromise outlined in a recent column. Senator Pittman introduced the measure, welcomed by silver bloc members though many remained dissatisfied. If pushed through, it would pass this session, with silver-state senators accepting it over alternatives, while defeat could trigger a long fight and no bill. The bill would leave to the President the decision to integrate silver into the monetary system and stabilize its price.
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Manchukuo Farm Villages Bombed Amid Chinese Arms Resistance
Peiping reports say Japanese planes bombed twenty farm villages in southeastern Manchukuo after Chinese farmers refused disarmament. About a thousand killed and hundreds injured with homes destroyed. Tokyo may issue an explanation claiming bandits sparked the attack.
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