Roosevelt Resists World Conference Paralysis Attempt
President Roosevelt opposed a temporary shift away from the world economic conference in London and urged continued study of broader issues. He pressed for price stabilization and dollar value goals, while negotiators debated adjournment and the future of international cooperation amid gold bloc tensions.
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Wheat Production Plan Gains Wide Backing at Conference
The United States Canada Australia and Argentina agreed to American plans restricting wheat acreage and production. The accord awaits importing nations consent under Rome rules and aims to promote natural growth while curbing artificial farming.
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Americans back President on currency at Independence talk
Peartr Henry T Rmainty voiced that foreign nations seeking continued trade advantages fuel the London conference troubles. He said the country supports the President in his stance on currency matters during a speech at Independence.
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United States
Ickes Returns From Campobello Cruise Sets Recovery Plan
Secretary Ickes returns from vacation aboard the Indirnozada and briefs cabinet. President Roosevelt moves to speed domestic recovery with public works and industrial recovery, prioritizing labor-creating projects. Codes for cotton textile, oil, apparel, iron and steel, coal, and other industries advance under Johnson and administrative review.
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Forestation Army Mobilization Report Delay
A nominal mobilization of the forestation army was announced with conservation corps details. Washington noted progress with a nearly completed concentration effort, highlighting the government's push to expand reforestation and related conservation work.
Itvinov Seals Nonaggression Pact With Seven Neighbors
Litvinov announced the Soviet Union secured nonaggression agreements with seven neighbors including Poland Lamantia Turkey Persia and Afghanistan. He said this strengthens peace efforts and that Russia is ready to sign similar pacts with other states. Days later a related pact with Tifthunnin and Russia was announced.
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Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks Split Rumors Spread
LA reporters say Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks are separating after years as Hollywood’s ideal couple. Pickford confirms Pickfair is for sale and a contemplated separation if divorce occurs would be on grounds of incompatibility.
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Cumbera Legion
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Los Angeles
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Centralist Nazi realignment reshapes German politics
In early 1933 the Catholic Centrists dissolve their party to align with the Nazi regime as other opposition groups fold. Bruening faces limited options while negotiations with the Nazis leave Centrists as guests in the Reichstag and several figures seek positions in hospitals and allied roles.
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Freedom's Bird in Danger Faces Extermination Debate
National Geographic notes alarm over the bald eagle's survival as Alaska and U.S. territories wage a long battle against hunting. It describes the eagle's size, habits, nesting, and defense of young, with historic views on its emblematic role and risks from human activity.
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This Week in History and Navy News
A mix of editorial notes on eugenics in Germany citing Sparta and Draco and a naval update. Secretary Swinson aims to make Uncle Sam's Navy second to none with airplanes and submarines shaping future war strategy. The piece mentions a British airship exhibit and the need for fast, capable vessels.
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