US shifts toward active disarmament policy at Geneva
Norman Davis, ambassador at large, announced a revolutionary shift from isolation to international cooperation. He said the United States will not interfere with actions against aggressors and will support automatic, continuous supervision to enforce disarmament. France demanded stronger mutual aid and true supervision.
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TSI
United States
Norman NI Davis
Geneva
Menuny
Davis
Roosevelt
Mc Davis
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
Trance
Paul Boncour
Eupervision
Morgan Bank Inquiry Reveals Tax Avoidance Tactics
Senate banking committee probes 7 I Morgan & Co detailing no income tax paid by Morgan or his nineteen partners for 1931 and 1933 and a total tax of only 498,600 in 1930. Witness Pecora presses as Morgan and associates offer uncertain responses while noting a 21 million loss claimed on books amid asset revaluations and partner additions.
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Morgen & Co
Alleghany Corporation
William I. Woodin
the Treasury
Charles Francia Adams
Secretary of the Navy
McAdoo Newton D Baker
John W Davyls
John J Lershing Tokn
Charles Mitchell
National City Bank of New York
Now York Cit
7 I. Morgan & Co
America
Senate Banking Committee
J Tierpont Morgan
Benlor
Ad Chlef
Ferdinand Pecorn
John W Davis
Morgan
Pecora
Glass and
McAdoo
Morgan Coud
Leonard Keyes
Maniger
Srim
Reris
Neves Gers
Parter
Parker Gillert
Mmra
California Senator Acquitted in Impeachment Trial
Tafdiral Judg Lofarold Rouderback of California was acquitted in the impeachment trial by the Senate, escaping conviction by a narrow margin on the fifth and most comprehensive charge. Forty five senators voted guilty and forty for acquittal, but two thirds are required for conviction under constitutional procedure.
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Tafdiral Judg Lfarold ‘Rouderback
California
Senate
New Deal Recovery Bill Outlines Tax Hikes to Fund Public Works
The administration backs a $300 billion national recovery plan financing vast public works via higher income taxes and a temporary tax on stock dividends. It would extend the current normal income tax rates, tax dividends, and raise gasoline tax to fund interest and amortization. The measure envisions temporary tax increases, with potential repeal once revenues exceed expenditures or after the eighteenth amendment repeal opens new funds. Roosevelt taps Pugh Sutnhson to organize industry control and promote the bill.
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House
Wass and Moiand Committee
Republicing
Roosevelt Haa
Pugh Sut Hinson
Ffatinent Ani
Ternard Baruech
New York
Tehneon
Oll War Industries
Hoird Ia
Taul
Fragmented OCR tale of treasury powers and future events
An OCR fragment discusses treasury powers and upcoming actions tied to government funds. It references constitutional or institutional themes, but the text is garbled, leaving unclear individuals, dates, and concrete outcomes.
Inflationary steps and new farm relief appointments
Woodin discusses inflationary measures to inject liquidity with government purchases, while the Roosevelt administration pursues a tariff truce and farm relief actions. Wallace, Peck, Shepard, and Curb are named to lead packing, cotton, trade, and processing duties with Wilson overseeing related reforms.
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Iull
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Canada
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Farm Relief Act
Guy O Shepard
S‘vanston
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Gackers
Stipard
Cudahy Packing Company
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Curb of
Atlanta
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Shepard Rink
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IL Wilson
Prohibition Endorsed Across New York State
New York voters favored repeal by about twelve to one statewide and in New York City about forty to one. One hundred nineteen delegates elected to the convention are pledged to repeal and will meet in Albany on June 2 to execute the will of the people. New York is set to become the sixth state to ratify the constitutional amendment.
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New York City
Albany
A Century of Progress Opens in Chicago Parade
A grand march along Michigan Avenue with a stately procession including General Larkin and others welcomed visitors to the Chicago Century of Progress exposition. Thousands entered the vast grounds as the fur trade was nearly finished and the most dramatic moment came at nightfall when signals from three observatories linked telescope data to a high power lighting system. Scientists note the arc from Arcturus tracing to the fair site, dating back forty years to the 1893 opening. The feat is seen as remarkable despite the Depression era origins by Heaporlan.
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Michigan Avenue
Areca
le Expot
Areturua
Lleapolan
Kashmir Vale Full of Charm in Kashmir Valley
Prepared by patriot, at once a vivid travel sketch of Kashmir Valley from Srinagar to Baramulla. Describes the climate, mountain roads, deodar forests, boat life on the Jhelum, native servants, markets, and Kashmiri crafts like shawls and Pashmina. Notes English influence, mission hospitals, and tourism as a growing staple for retirees and army personnel.
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Kashmir
India
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Iashmir
Tirmalayas
Indian
Punjab
Srinagar
Jammu and Kashmir
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Rawalpind
Beauty
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Inda
Thea Bungalow
Itawalpindi
Srinnger
Pir Panjal Pass
Enowy
Jey
Dak Bungalowa
Baramulla
Taramula
Jhelum
Inda Shkas
Tongas
Vale of Kashmir
Deodar
Eoruca
Siimagar
Mangi
Khitmatgar
Bhisth
Klanga
Dhurzi
Bhailmar Gardens
Bund Eiger
Mohamad Jhan
Sahib
Cowboys Were Robbers During the River Era Riot Tale
A fragmented note recalls outlaws preying along the river route and a parallel period of plunder. It mentions individuals tied to early robberies and compares crimes across the same era and locale, preserving a historical flavor without graphic detail.
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Ryryry
Jean Ines
Revival of Revolutions Debated by Symposium Panel
A group of high brow readers reviews the idea of revolution in America. They conclude revolutions are unlikely here and that U S interests are consumer driven rather than transformative. The discussion cites Karl Marx and French revolutionaries as historical contrasts.
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Boot
United States
Karl Mara
Russia
Slider
Karl Marx
France
Beau Dinton Robespierre Marat
Rousseil d Alembert
Voltaire
Louis XVI
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