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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1933
Page
6
The piece outlines Germany under Hitler quitting the League of Nations and the disarmament conference, noting mixed international reactions. It describes parliamentary moves in Germany, U S stance on European quarrels, and hopes for German reconciliation fading as Hitler vows no future participation.
Regulation by Administrator Johnson imposes preapproval for new cotton mills and for expansion of productive machinery. A committee of cotton industry representatives will supervise the code’s operation and issue certificates bearing the administrator's signature.
President Roosevelt ordered an immediate embargo on imported medicinal liquors after evidence showed a sharp rise in imports in anticipation of prohibition repeal. He rejected allowing in bond importation of beverage liquors before legal sale. Ickes calls Canton hospital conditions "sickening and intolerable" and condemns efforts to bar removal of sane Indians.
President Roosevelt in a White House address opened the four week mobilization for human needs led by Newton D Baker. He urged individuals to give to local welfare organizations while state and local responsibility comes first in relief. He noted continuing need for relief, support for hospitals and welfare services, and partial re employment improving but not erasing demand. Florida votes to repeal Prohibition, Hatch named to Senate, Gore in Puerto Rico touts long term growth, Siam insurrection quelled, Century of Progress extended past Armistice Day.
William Bruckart examines US policy toward recognizing the Soviet government and its impact on trade and religion. He notes trade results under recognized regimes, cites Bainbridge Colby, and discusses Roosevelt’s stance on religious freedom. The piece also describes the Treasury’s call for redemption of part of the Fourth Liberty loan and a German reaction to Nazi actions against American citizens.
A Chicago medical publicist suggests extreme weeping during hay fever season may be caused by furs, noting that many fur coats are the product of tears.
Mrs Eugene Hunter reports severe scalp scales and hair loss for two and a half years. After trying Cuticura Soap and Ointment from a free sample, her scalp healed following use of two cakes and two boxes. Regular prices listed and samples offered by Cuticura Laboratories.
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