Roosevelts Inauguration Amid Cabinet Deaths and War News
The article reports Franklin D Roosevelt's oath as the 32nd U S president, his inaugural events, and the death of Attorney General-elect Thomas J Walsh. It covers Sino Japanese tensions, Britain’s embargo stance, and U S cabinet appointments, including Frances Perkins as first woman in a U S cabinet, plus Insull finance indictments and Michigan banking crises.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Thomas J. Walsh
Japan
China
Jehol
Germany
Hughes
Supreme Court
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
United States
Paul
Mr. Roosevelt
Montana
Roosevelt
General MacArthur
General Pershing
Arizona
John J. Dougherty
Anna
Capitol
Mrs. Hoover
Union Station
New York
Atlantic Coast Line
Wilson
N. C
Florida
Washington
Havana
Cuba
Senora Nieves Chaumont de Truffin
Cordell Hull
State Department
Geneva
League of Nations
Manchuria
Tokyo
Tang Yu-lin
Great Britain
John Simon
Borah
Pidge
Daniel ©. Roper
Commerce
Frances Perkins
Miss Perkins
Paul Wilson
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Senate
McAllister
Tennessee
Nathan L. Bachman
Chat
Hull
Bachman
Tennessee Supreme Court
Prmany
Berlin
Hitler
Communist Party
William Goering
Prussia
Red
von Hindenburg
Karl Liebknecht
White House
Western Newspaper Union
Prohibition Repeal Battle Moves Through Congress
The article analyzes the push to repeal the eighteenth amendment, noting mixed public support and regional differences. It discusses how federal action stops at blocking liquor shipments to dry states, while states decide their own regulations, and highlights key figures like Senator Borah and Senator Bingham in a intensifying national debate.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Chicago
Wayne B. Wheeler
William B., Borah
Idaho
Bingham
Connecticut
Tydings
Maryland
House of Representatives
United States of America
United States
Harrison
Mississippi
Committee of Finance
Treaty for Great Lakes waterway signals long road to final approval
The article outlines the St Lawrence waterway treaty between the United States and Canada, a vast project linking the Great Lakes to the Atlantic. It explains the negotiation process, political opposition, and the Senate ratification steps needed before the agreement becomes binding.
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United States
Canada
Great Lakes
Atlantic Ocean
Department of State
Ottawa
Senate of the
Senate
Secretary of State
Committee On Foreign Relations
Western Newspaper Union
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Edward W. Pickard
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James Hamilton Lewis
Illinois
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Jebol
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Communist Internationale
Latvia
Leningrad
Sam
Ncle Sam
Insull Public Utilities
Federal Grand Jury
Samuel Insull
Samuel
Martin
Stanley Field
The
Field Museum
Harold L. Stuart
Halsey, Stuart & Co
Bond House
Edward J. Doyle
Commonwealth Edison Company
Field
Corporation Securities Company
Insull
Utility Securities Company
Insull, Son & Co
Corporation Syndicate Company
Dwight H. Green
Insull Empire
Federal
Greece
Senate Committee On Banking and Currency
Charles B. Mitchell
National City Bank of New York
National City Company
Michigan
Middle West
Ohio
Indiana
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Comstock
Henry Ford
Edsel
First National
Guardian National Banks
Detroit
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
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People’s National
Manufacturers’ National
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Republican National Committee
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Everett Sanders
National Committee
Harold K. Louderback
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la Guardia
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Gordon Browning
Malcolm Tarver
Georgia
H. W. Summers
Texas
Louderback
Aggresi Machado
Mexico
Honduras
Western Newsaper Union
Judge H. K. Louderback
William Bruckart