Japan Defied World as League Denounces Aggression
The United States backed the League of Nations against Japan's actions in China. Hull stated U.S. support for Nine-Power Pact and Kellogg-Briand, with a conference planned among signatories. Fifty nations branded Japan an invader, while Poland and Siam abstained. Roosevelt warned against world disorder yet kept America out of war.
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Credit and debt under the federal reserve rules
The columnist explains how the Federal Reserve Board’s revised discount and advance rules allow banks to swap almost any debt paper for cash, widening lending and debt risk. He warns that easy credit could fuel another tailspin like 1929, urging caution for borrowers and lenders.
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Debt and budget concerns shadow Roosevelt era policy shifts
The speaker warns that easier borrowing and Roosevelt policies drive rising national debt, noting the Treasury now owes 37 billion dollars and per-person burden increases since 1932. He urges curtailing both individual and national debt, critiques 10 percent government spending cuts, and highlights how National Park funds are swept into general revenue, affecting park operations.
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Columbia River
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Western Newspaper Union
Diet Work Surprise Prompted Wife Reaction
A humorous exchange shows a husband noting his wife was surprised by the diet he prescribed, claiming it worked well and even took her breath away. The wife’s reaction is described as astonished.
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Hollywood Star Seeks License Amid Memory Test Question
A Hollywood star visits a marriage license clerk for a fourth or fifth marriage. The clerk asks about previous marriages and the star reacts with a chilling demand, deeming the inquiry a memory test as the air turns icy.
True sentiment on universal humanity by Dean Stanley
A Dean Stanley quotation emphasizes that love for one’s country grows when knowledge of other lands races and institutions deepens. It notes a revived instinct of common humanity and the universal beneficence of the Creator.
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Dean Stanley
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