Monetary reforms urged by Roosevelts in long awaited message
ROSIDONT ROUSHVILI asks congress for broad monetary changes including nationalizing gold supplies, empowering dollar revaluation within a 60 percent ceiling, and government ownership of gold reserves. He proposes a two billion dollar fund for gold purchases and raises, while urging swift review by the Senate Banking and Currency Committee amid mixed party reactions.
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London
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Virginia
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Oklahoma
Reserve Bank
Kemer Cummings
Pan Rte Banking and Currency Committee
Cenerila
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Reserve Board
Fletcher
Black
McAdoo
California
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German church quarrel widens under Nazi pressure
In Germany a religious split persists as Chancellor Hitler backs decrees to curb pastors from criticizing the Nazi church administration. Bishop Mueller resists, while militant German Christian pastors rally and declare support only if his decrees stand. The see seeks to revoke church laws from 1973 as tensions mount. President von Lindenburg urges calm amid the clash between Christianity and heathendom.
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Council of the Churches
Mueller
T Ling
Richter
von Lindenburg
Berlin
Christany
Heathendom
Hitler
Democratic National Committee Quietly Faces Resignations
The notice reports multiple resignations from the Democratic National Committee including Robert Jackson stepping down as secretary and committee member from New Hampshire and others from Nebraska Utah and Washington. It notes officials like J Bruce Krener and Jim Barley seeking to quit national chair roles while tensions with the administration are mentioned.
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Afontana
Jim Barley
Sat
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Arthur Multe
Nebraska
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Utah
Flibncans Propose Tax Reform Amid Constitutional Debate
Members of the House of Representatives include Treadway and Coane Unacharion proposing fiscal reforms. They discuss taxing government bonds and restoring federal tax laws to credit against earned income, signaling a heated constitutional controversy.
Independent Republicans Attack NRA Aims Over Tax Burden
Idaho’s Gonalons Porate Norris of Nebraska and Nye of North Dakota, all Independent Republicans, launched a coordinated critique of the NRA. They charge its codes foster monopolies and squeeze small dealers, blaming Gen U Hugh John Bor for the faults they allege.
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Norris
Nebraska
Nye
North Dakota
NIIA
Hla Pel
U Hugh John Bor
NRA
Italo Balbo Named Libyan Governor In North Africa
Italo Balbo, the bearded Italian air marshal, replaces Pietro Badoglio as Libyan governor after a high profile flight from Italy to Chicago. He arrived aboard the cruiser Alberto di Giro in accompaniment and was welcomed by Italian officials and local Timpe Palbo. Balbo, age 37, will govern while pursuing aviation interests and promoting Italian emigration to Africa.
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Chicago
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Alberto di Girerne
Tim Pe Palbo
Puerto Rico swears in new governor and weather chief
pPULnTo Rico appoints a new governor likely more acceptable to islanders than Robert Gore and recalls former judge advocate general Winship with insular experience. Also William G. Grebe is named head of the Weather Bureau in Washington succeeding Dr Charles Marvillo.
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Ife
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Marvio
World quake toll and flood ruin many towns in India
Massive earthquake and floods devastate large parts of India. Early counts show thousands killed and tens of thousands injured as communications collapse and survivors fear disease and hunger. Air surveys indicate widespread destruction, with elites and towns left in ruins.
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Surteas
Aome
India
Trimilaya
Fyerest
Lisbon
Birth Control Bill Aims to Promote Penalty Reforms
A congressional push backed by Rep. Henry Cabot Lodge and Margaret Sanger seeks support at the White House for a birth control measure. The resolution arises from the Birth Control and National Recovery Conference in Washington, urging executive backing for broader access.
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Meathemad N Hlepburr
Connectiut
Margaret Sanger
White House
Washington
Argentine pampa rise reshapes world bread and trade
The article surveys Argentina's pampas transformation driven by European immigration, cattle ranching, and railways. It links early colonization, frontier forts, and later Ro ca campaigns to the region's growth as a major bread and meat exporter influencing global prices.
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Teanil
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Average Intelligence and a Diamond Storm in Brisbanes This Week
Arthur Brisbane debates intelligence levels with a Bureau of Education misread and notes about a monetary plan for gold. The piece reports a Cullinan diamond discovery near Pretoria and two new large stones, plus a deadly earthquake in the Himalayas and a life saved by surgery on a child’s brain aided by Dr. Brandy’s team.
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South Africa
Edward
Georges
Hungarian Noble Revered as the Greatest Horseman
The article recalls Count Stephen Svechenyi who introduced regular horse races in Budapest about a century ago and popularized city park carriage riding. It lauds Count Matrleu Sandor as the last century’s greatest horseman, famed for bold steeplechases and daring feats, including jumping over carts and soldiers.
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Budapest
Matrleu Sandor
Metternich Ifls
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Ife
Germ Theory Skepticism Questioned in Early Science
A historical note recalls how the germ theory faced disbelief over a century ago as scientists slowly accepted the idea that microorganisms cause disease, transforming medicine and public health.
Liquid Laxatives Regain Popular Use For Gentle Relief
Hospitals and doctors favor liquid laxatives as dose controllable non irritating remedies. Liquid forms like Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin offer measured action, no habit formation, and quick regular movement suitable for all ages, including children, while avoiding harsh pills and salts.
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Creomulsion Promises Quick Relief for Coughs and Colds
An old advertisement touts Creomulsion as seven benefits in one for coughs and colds. It claims quick relief and safety with a money back guarantee if relief isn’t achieved. It warns readers that coughs vary by type and encourages use for many coughs.
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