Europe seeks new framework to restore Germany and defend skies
Continental chancelleries push a plan offering Germany a repeal of Versailles military clauses in exchange for League of Nations entry while France and Britain propose regional defense pacts to deter aerial attacks. Germany’s status and armament questions loom as British and French negotiators push for an eastern Locarno style accord. In England a dole protest erupts with clashes in Sheffield and Glasgow as unemployment relief is debated and cut restorations demanded.
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Ntinental
Germany
Pierre Laval
John Simon
League of Nations
Hitler
Europe
France
Great Britain
Poland
Locarno
Reich
England
Oliver Stanley
Unemployment Assistance Board
Sheffield
Glasgow
Borah Demands U.S. Probe of Mexican Persecution
Senator Borah of Idaho, known for opposing entanglements, calls Congress to investigate alleged religious persecutions in Mexico and urge its cessation. Mexico denies persecution, saying laws protect worship. Representative Fish of New York backs Borah, seeking presidential diplomacy to curb what he calls growing communism in Mexico and its U.S. impact.
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Mexico
United States
Representative Fish
New York
Borah
Diplomatic changes end Moscow dalliance after Soviet talks
Secretary Cordell Hall announced a shift in U S policy after talks with Soviet representatives. The acting naval attache will be withdrawn the consulate generalship abolished and further embassy personnel reductions ordered as relations fray but Ham G Baillite remains ambassador amid uncertain ties.
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Cordell Hall
Hall
Moscow
United States
Ham G. Baillite
Roosevelt Code Edges In As Labor Faction Balks
President Roosevelt renews the automobile code with two changes aimed at stabilizing employment. The American Federation of Labor denounces the extension and vows not to yield. AFL attacks Richberg and Wolman, noting weak union support for Detroit area elections. Extended code promises steadier factory work and less winter unemployment. William Green rejects removal of S Clay Williams. Moodie ousted as North Dakota governor after ruling Minnesota residency. Walter H Welford to succeed. Moodie’s short term marked by friction with nonpartisan legislature and Langer’s earlier removal for petitioning relief workers.
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Roosevelt
American Federation ‘of Labor
William Green
Donald Richberg
Leo Wolman
Automobile Labor Board
American Federation of Labor
Wolman
Federation
Federation Executive Council
S. Clay Williams
Williams
Labor Council
Wiliam Green
NRA
Wiliams
FTER
Thomas H. Moodie
North Dakota Supreme Court
Moodie
Minnesota
Walter H. Welford
State Supreme Court
William Langer
Senate Punishes MacCracken For Contempt In Data Case
Former assistant secretary of commerce for aeronautics SA atten MACCRACKEN must serve ten days in jail after the Supreme Court ruled the Senate had power to punish for contempt. The ruling ends a long dispute after the Senate sought data from the mail investigating committee and MacCracken refused.
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SA Atten Maccracken
Aeronautics
Supreme Court
Senate
MacCracken
District of Columbie
Purge of New Deal Aide Allies Rocks Federal Farm Agency
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration dismissed a group of Roosevelt era aides led by Rexford Tugwell as Secretary Wallace said the move served the service. resignations from Jerome N. Frank Lee Pressman Frank Shea Gardner Jackson followed with others under doubt about Fred C. Howe Victor Rotham and Alger Hiss. A grand jury probe opened into the Wilacy county Texas water project, alleging a $4 853 000 plan to use 200 miles of redwood pipe in a Texas irrigation scheme. Harold L. Ickes ordered the inquiry amid claims of a pipe shifted gravity system to a pressure setup.
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Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Wallace
Jerome N. Frank
Lee Pressman
Frank Shea
Gardner Jackson
Fred C. Howe
Victor Rotham
Alger Hiss
Rexford G. Tugwell
Roosevelt
Tugwell
Florida
Frank
George N. Peek
AAA
Davis
Che
Washington
California
Texas
Harold L. Ickes
Willacy County
Ickes
PWA
Willacy
Postmaster General Farley Faces Possible Resignation or Political Shakeup
Senator Norris Nebraska pushes a bill to remove postmasters from political hands and place the Post Office under civil service. The plan would appoint a ten year postmaster general and abolish congressional influence, while the administration counters with a civil service approach limited to experienced postal officials and private sector executives for high revenue offices.
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Ostmaster
James Farley
Post Office Department
Democratic National Committee
Norris
Nebraska
Senate
Farley
Congress
Postal Service
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Democrat
Wyoming
Wayward
Fairey
Civil Service
Postal
Post Office
Paris police quell anniversary riots after Stavinsky scandal
Speedy police action averted new bloodshed in Paris on the anniversary of the Stavinsky scandal disclosures. Dozens of arrests followed as Communists tried to revive riots that left 19 dead in Place de la Concorde. police blocked their planned maneuvers.
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Paris
Stavinsky
Place de la Concorde
Dramatic First Telephone Test Marks Birth Of A Dream
In March 1876 two young scientists in a Boston attic, Thomas Watson and Alexander Graham Bell, achieved a dramatic breakthrough after a faulty initial test. A new transmitter and a goldbeater's skin diaphragm let them hear words over the wire, culminating in Bell’s call, Mr. Watson, come here, I want you. Watson later led Fore River Ship and Engine, and the first transcontinental line in 1915 linked Bell in New York with Watson in San Francisco. Bell died in 1922. Watson died recently in Florida.
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Boston
Thomas Augustus Watson
Alexander Graham Bell
Bell
Watson
Tle
Mr. Watson
Wenit
Fore River Ship and Engine Company
Death Valley
Alaska
Europe
New York
San Francisco
St. Petersburg
Fla
Fragmented medical note on internal organs and symptoms
Partial OCR reads like a medical query about liver bowels and stomach. The garbled text includes stray letters and unclear terms possibly referencing a medical condition or diagnosis. Further legible context is needed to produce a precise item.
Dad and Son Share Horse Sense Pun
A humorous exchange contrasts a father and son as they debate when a fellow truly has horse sense. The father teases that real understanding comes when he can say nay, delivering a light farmer’s wit.
Approves Kindergarten as Crucial for Child Development
The article stresses kindergarten's role in easing the transition from home to school life, fostering emotional balance and growth in physical and intellectual domains. It notes guidance from R. T. Congdon and offers aid from the National Kindergarten Association to establish kindergartens in public schools.
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R. T. Congdon
State Normal School
Potsdam
New York
National Kindergarten Association
West Fortieth Street
New York City
Postum Offers Free Week's Supply to Readers
An advertisement notes the Postum Company will mail a full week's supply of Postum free to anyone who writes for it. The offer appears in another part of this newspaper, inviting readers to request the health drink.
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Postum Company
Adyv
Spurs to Action Emotions Near Springs of Action
A compact note contrasts emotions with thoughts as spur for action, suggesting feelings more directly drive deeds than deliberate thinking. The aphorism frames impulse as nearer to the source of activity than cognition.
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