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The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1935

Page

2

Roosevelt Returns to Washington as Capitol Faces Crisis

President Roosevelt ends vacation at Hyde Park and heads to Washington amid a brewing clash with Congress over the 4.88 billion relief program. Negotiations, amendments, and warnings of a possible compromise unfold as Ickes and lawmakers stake out positions and battles loom over spending and control.

Roosevelt Hyde Park Washington White House Capitol Hill Congress Hoover McCarran Appropriations Committee Robert F. Wagner Ickes Senate Navy Rosevelt

Soviet Celebrates Seventeenth Army Anniversary Defies Allies

Soviet Russia marked the seventeenth anniversary of its army of 960000 as nationwide fetes highlighted pride in Red soldiers and renewed attacks on Germany and Japan.

Soviet Russia Germany Japan

Austrian visit shows Britain wary on Austria policy

Chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg of Austria met with Ramsay MacDonald in London. Britain supported Austrian independence but opposed Habsburg restoration and new loans. Britain suggested Austria could gain favor by cracking down on Socialists and trade unions. Austria signaled a softer stance. The exchange was cordial, though officials preferred the Austrians stay away.

Hancellor Kurt Schusch Nigg Austria Ramsay MacDonald Britain Jeys London

Gold Policies Spark Wide Political Fallout On Repudiation

The piece argues the U S Supreme Court ruling on gold payments does not end the crisis as bond holders press for repayment. It warns the gold repudiation will affect national prestige and politics, with Hoover urging return to gold payments and Roosevelt facing tactical legislative battles and potential NRA extensions. The write up frames the issue as a long term political crisis for the New Deal era with Inflation risk and currency confidence under scrutiny.

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