Bullitt reshuffled to Paris as politics and war alarms mount
News review notes William C Bullitt moved from Moscow to Paris amid U S-Russian ties hopes and hints he may press European powers for a 1937 world economic conference. It cites Stalin and Hitler arming Europe and reports Dern dies in Washington after influenza.
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France
Hitler
Stalin
Secretary Dern
Washington
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Mr. Bullitt
Paris
Jesse Isador Straus
London
Foreign Office
Moscow
George H. Dern
Walter Reed Hospital
Mr. Dern
Utah
Leon Trotzky
Norway
Mud Slinging Fears Mark 1936 Campaign Clash
A writer predicts a bitter dirty campaign in the 1936 race as mudslinging intensifies between Roosevelt and Landon. He cites Ickes remarks and worries about class warfare, noting future attacks on Roosevelt and potential GOP responses from party leaders.
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Washington
Landon
Roosevelt
United States
Ickes
Mr. Ickes
Wall Street
Rod Sevelt
Secret Service Row and Fed Reserve Power Curbs
The text discusses a covert clash between the Justice Department Bureau of Investigation and the Treasury Secret Service, including demotions of two officials. It also critiques the Federal Reserve Board’s new 15 percent reserve requirement for member banks under the 1935 Banking Act, highlighting centralization of banking control and the influence of Marin er S Eccles and the Roosevelt administration.
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G-men
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Secret Service
J. Edgar Hoover
Joseph E. Murphy
Treasury Secret Service
Murphy
Morgenthau
Hoover
Joe Murphy
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Mr. Eccles
Roosevelt
Causes of Offensive Breath and Dinitrophenol Dangers
An article discusses causes of bad breath from mouth and throat, noting onions and garlic residues remain in the mouth and can be deodorized by chloramine rinse. It also warns about dinitrophenol weight loss drugs causing skin eruptions and cataracts, urging safer methods like diet and exercise.
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Howard W. Haggard
Leon A. Greenburg
New Haven
Journal of the American Medical Association
Drs. Haggard and Greenburg
WNU Bervies
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