Ethiopian Delegation Seated by League of Nations
The League of Nations approved seating the Ethiopian delegation 39 to 4, with Britain and France backing Ethiopia and Italy facing censure. The decision, amid strong debate, could affect Mussolini’s standing and Mediterranean security, as Britain plans to strengthen Malta and Cyprus bases.
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Geneva
Benito Mussolini
League of Nations Assembly
Hungary
Austria
Albania
Italy
Ecuador
Ethiopia
Portugal
Great Britain
France
Anthony Eden
Mussolini
League
Samuel Hoare
London
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Suez Canal
Malta
Cyprus
Samuel
Politics and Taxation in the 1930s Campaign Analysis
Washington observers discuss how Roosevelt aims to center the campaign on whether Americans are better off financially. Republicans push taxation as the vulnerable point, criticizing perceived New Deal waste and debt while highlighting tax burdens on everyday goods. Attorney General Cummings’ role links to the debate.
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White House
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Errin
Cummings
Chicago
Cummings Threats Prompt Reorganization Talk In 1930s US
The Attorney General’s scare tactics about indicting leakers drew Republican challenges and public backlash over free speech. President Roosevelt announced plans to reorganize federal agencies to reduce overlap and conflicting rules created by hastily formed New Deal bodies. Washington writers focused on political angles of the plan rather than policy details.
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Iowa
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Wis
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Hearst
Amsterdam
Cable
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Richberg
Om.k. Smith
St. Louis
American Bankers Association
San Francisco
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Salt Lake City
Executive Council
Mexico City
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Minnesota
United States
Federal District Court For
Virgin Islands
Senate
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Connecticut
Department of the Interior
Washington
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Cummings
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Fed
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Weight burden can hasten heart failure in overweight adults
WNNU service notes that excess body fat worsens heart workload especially after age thirty, often compounding existing conditions like high blood pressure and arterial hardening. A Mayo Clinic study of 136 obese patients shows overweight rarely causes heart failure alone but adds strain that can trigger failure, sometimes reversible with weight loss.
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Frederick A. Willius
Mayo Clinic
Journal of the
Iowa Medical Society
Drs. Smith and
Willius
WNNU
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