Smith Sees Fight Over Money Policy and Inflation Fears
Open letter from Alfred E. Smith criticizes Roosevelt monetary policy and gold trading plans. He warns the Democratic party risks greenback and inflation pressures amid looming congressional actions and calls for sound money standards to restore confidence. The piece also notes varied government actions and public unrest in California and New York.
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Smith
Democratic Party
Jacksonville
Francisco
California
Roosevelt
Atlantic
Gulf
New York
Gulf Ports
West Coast
Panama Canal
Debates on monetary policy and political figures
The article discusses economic policy lines favoring the gold standard and old money, comparing private management with government control, and cites reactions from General Johnson NRA and others. It notes bids for trucks for the conservation corps and references kidnaping cases involving Chicago gangs and the Ford team’s legal actions.
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Tata
Guinea
Mob violence in Missouri and Maryland governors respond
Report describes a mob in St Joseph Missouri attacking a black man after alleged assault on a white woman, with police clash and jailbreaks. Maryland Governor Ritchie sends state troops to Princess Anne to detain four crowd leaders. they are later released for insufficient evidence.
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Ritchie
Maryland
Princess Anne
Tralmore
Nn Omeb
New French Premier Forms Cabinet From Old Ministers
In Paris Camille Chau temps formed a government that includes fourteen former ministers. The cabinet signals a move toward stabilizing power and rekindling the veteran socialist influence led by Verriot, whose wartime debt dispute and absence from power are noted.
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Camille Chautemps
Albert Sirraut
Chamber of Deputies
Hes
Amibusters
Paul
Encour Daltier
Sarrut oInather
Paris
Telarim
Verriot
Mans
United States
Federal support boosts grain coop access to Chicago Board of Trade
Gov W Myers of the federal terms credit administration and officials Veek Duvet Byrd back a Farmers National amendment to force full trading and clearing privileges for cooperatives including the National Grain Corp. The proposal, backed by federal sanction, is seen as likely to pass despite exchange opposition.
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Parmera National Grain Corporation
Chicago Board of Trade
Grain Exchange Code
W . Myers
Federal Terms Credit Administration
Hkarm
George N Veek
Scientists prepare to test MIT atom smasher
Massachusetts Institute of Technology physicists ready to advance the Van de Graaff designed penerator after a successful Round II test. An intense direct current produced manmade lightning between the generator terminals, crackling through a converted hangar as observers noted the moment.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
It T van de Graff
Ines
Military report warns of unrest and boosts arms efficiency
In a annual report to Secretary of War Dern, Hougtas Magarinur flags that araya strength is below danger level and urges immediate action. Recommendations include raising regular army enlisted strength to 105000 with pay protection, $200000 for modernization and motorization, maintaining National Guard levels, and expanding reserve officer training and ROTC scales.
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Hougtas Magarinur
Im Fia
Dern
Peretary
Alroft
National Guard
Five Cuban dissidents executed in 1953 crackdown
The Matanzas district chief under former president Batista oversaw the execution of five men linked to anti-Batista revolutionaries. They were captured at San Serino Castle in Matanzas, tied to murders, and shot by machine gun fire, following August 12 actions. The five included the Al Bezz brothers and Vin Hiude, prominent revolutionists.
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Matanzas
Distel&t
Albezz Brothers
Vin Hiude
German government moves to unify main unions under reorganization
The German government plans to group existing unions into a single body with both domestic and foreign employers included. The change, effective soon, bans new member admission under the scheme. The intention is stated to place control within a single employer driven framework rather than per firm.
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Ilifler
Ermansy Haa
Ylang
Esargo Emiplas Roonist Fifm
Japan Motoring Hazards Spur Road and Traffic Upgrades
A 1920s era travel note describes Japan’s growing interest in roads and touring. It highlights sunshine roads on the islands, the Tokaido corridor to Kyoto, and scenic stops near Fuji and Hakone. It notes traffic congestion from carts, bicycles, and pedestrians, with speed limits and horn use emphasized as drivers adjust to new macadam highways while city growth expands road projects including a Osaka to Kobe link.
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National Guarolphia Society
Washington
DGO
WNL
Tlulie Motor Cara
Japan
Reida
Ilakone
Arand Sentilentiere
Demann
Daluilos
Generalissino
Emer Mator
Alnus Pujl
Tokaido
Titan
Osaka
Kobe
Rural roads and Japan autos hint at changing times
A fragmented travelogue notes growing automobile use in Japan with 76000 motorized vehicles and 16000 cars on main islands. It mentions imports from the United States, evolving road infrastructure, and historic routes like Tokaido amid coastal landscapes and seasonal imagery.
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Japan
Ifenshu Isling Atone
United States
Jagan Og
Tokyo
Kyoto
Will Prohibition Return Bring Back Decent Drinking Places
Arthur Brisbane muses on how liquor policy shifts might end speakeasies and bootlegging, arguing for regulated venues. He notes economic pressures, cites Roosevelt and currency woes, and touches on international money worries and socialist, political shifts while skimming various unrelated headlines.
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