Blue Eagle recovery moves through oil coal and auto codes
NRA chief Johnson pushes for swift completion of the oil and coal industry codes and urges restraint on price increases while banks relax credit as Welles and Caffery plan Latin American diplomacy. Government eyes enforcement against code evaders and supports confidence in loans, with Ford and organized labor watching Ford plant activity in Edgewater.
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Ford
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Edgewater
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Sugar Creek
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Kan
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Puerto Rico Liberal Party Attacks Governor Gore
The Liberal party, claiming 46 percent of Puerto Rico's electorate, protests to President Roosevelt over Robert H. Gore's administration. They cite failed efficiency and nonpolitical policies and say Gore is on trial before the Puerto Rican people.
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Robert H. Gore
Puerto Rico
Liberal Party
Roosevelt
Gore
Inflation debate flares as Roosevelt keeps inflation powers in check
Washington observers note rising inflation talk with President Roosevelt seen as sole arbiter. Secret Service Chief Moran reports counterfeiting spikes during hard times while inflation rhetoric sparks market rumors and speculative profits.
Gandhi Endures Fast as Indian Crisis Intensifies
Gandhi begins a new fast unto death after pleading for unlimited facilities to campaign for Hindu untouchables from prison. He rejects freedom if it limits his civil disobedience work. His wife and Madeleine Slade are released to attend him. Norman Davis departs to brief Roosevelt on disarmament plans. Dollfuss mobilizes Austrian forces to deter Nazi incursions at the Bavarian border.
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Engelbert Dollfuss
Austria
Dollfuss
Vienna
National Guard Shirted Cadres Spark Irish Crisis
EN reports Owen O'Duffy's blue shirted National Guard of Ireland defying De Valera with a government declaring the group illegal. A public safety act tribunal will try relapsed guard members facing potential death sentences. De Valera accuses the guard of aiming for dictatorship.
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de Valera
Free State
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Public Safety Act
Ruttledge
Indianapolis author named minister to Paraguay
M Peprrs Nicholson of Indianapolis has been appointed by President Roosevelt as minister to Paraguay and will reside in Asuncion among pleasant people. Mr Meredith was summoned to Washington for preparatory conferences and is expected to depart soon for his post. Leo R. Sack, a Washington newspaper man, was appointed minister to Costa Rica.
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