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The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1933

Page

2

World leaders seek tariff truce and disarmament path

Norman Davis presses Britain to accept Roosevelt's tariff truce while Paris Rome and London back a debt settlement. MacDonald urges US aid for a consultative pact to strengthen European security and disarmament efforts. Washington expects new tariff revisions and renewed talks on war debts amid global stabilization moves.

Norman H. Davis Europe Roosevelt London MacDonald House of Commons Great Britain Britain Davis Washington France Italy Belgium Japan Germany Holland China United States Congress State Hall Herriot Pease Roosevelt T. Y. Soong Alfred Sze Peiping Viscount Kikujiro Ishii Far East Manchuria Manchukuo Hjalmar Schacht Reichsbank Albert J. Pani Mexico

Welles Arrives in Havana as Cuba Hopeful for Trade Revival

Ambassador Amner Welles reached Havana to a guarded reception and cheering crowds. He urged examining bases for a balanced exchange of commodities and reiterated the Platt amendment stance, while calling for U S backed efforts to restore prosperity and peace in Cuba. The report links to broader discussions of U S Cuban relations and trade policy.

Amner Welles Cuba Havana Island Republic United States Welles

Farm relief bill and Muscle Shoals plan loom large

The special session pushes two experimental measures. The farm relief bill aims to curb overproduction and raise prices through government cotton purchases, acreage reduction, and a processor tax. The Tennessee Valley Authority project would develop nitrate plants, power, and river uses, with wider goals for navigation, reforestation, and marginal lands management.

Washington Congress Tennessee River Valley Muscle Shoals Roosevelt Beneft Ift Secretary of Agriculture Peter Paul United States Senator Norris Nebraska Tennessee River President Wilson Norris Senate Tennessee Valley Tennessee Valley Authority Western Newspaper Union

How a Reconstruction Finance bill moves through Congress

A historical overview explains the legislative process from committee approval to conference, detailing the House and Senate routines. It notes rapid action when urgent, the reading and amendments, and the arduous horse trading in conferees before final passage and presidential signature.

House Senate Congress Reconstruction Finance Corporation Capitol Western Newspaper Union

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