President Urges Abolition of Holding Companies Stirring National Debate
A special message from Senator Norrie and President Roosevelt calls to abolish holding utilities found unfit to operate in the public interest. The move triggers fierce partisan reactions as senators state commissions investigate propaganda claims and investors protest in Congress. Courts weigh the legality of anti holding company and interstate commerce rulings while federal judges challenge parts of the New Deal recovery act across several states.
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Snell
Tepudi Can
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Norris
Nebraska
Itepublican
Federal State Commission
Bicnake
Amalean
House Interstata Commerce Committee
Teomke
Merrill
Otis
Kankwaa City
Ota
Big
Ira Lloyd Letts
Providence
T. I
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
Rhode Islant
Newark NJ
Guy —. Lake
Nielda
Tapute
Revolt Leader Held Amid War Crimes Trials
Reports state the revolt is crushed as an exiled rebel commander Jentvdlos faces courts martial in Sivloniki Navala Tarissa with Greece seeking extradition from Italy. Rebels are concentrated in camps and trials proceed while Athens hosts the looming fate of key leaders.
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Wmbelikua Fourth Army Corps
Licatherlos Jentvdlos
Noa
Rhodes
Julius Caesar
Jonizalos
Taliah
Assentia
Athens
Italy
Funda
Crete
Aris
Senate filibuster fights over 1.88B work relief plan and pork restrictions
Senate battles over the administration’s 1.88 billion dollar work relief bill include tie filibuster tactics and calls to shift 100 million from CCU earmarks to student aid. Senator Tong and Hiram Johnson push changes while other leaders warn of broad political maneuvering as debate continues.
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Tie Senate
Jiuey Leng
Tie Kingfish
Pork Reef
CCU
Treasury calls redemption of outstanding Liberty loan bonds
Secretary Morgenthau orders redemption of $2000 100,000 outstanding bonds with June 15 surrender date. Treasury may offer lower interest securities in exchange to reduce annual interest costs by about $14 million.
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Treasury
Morgenthau
Courts strike down policy moves as AAA and MIA ruled unconstitutional
Federal courts rule intrastate business policies by AAA and MIA unconstitutional. The administration faces another setback as a separate decision confines the radical Frazier stance.
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AAA
MIA
Frazier
Treasury plan to retire debt via gold certificates sparks banking shift
The treasury proposes using gold certificates and federal reserve backing to retire national debt and shift currency issuance to the Fed. The plan would curb national banks ability to issue currency, retire securities, and replace national bank notes with federal reserve notes by mid 1935, aiming to devalue the dollar and restructure circulation.
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TIE Treas
JAY Molglnsnau
Oftclala
Gutgeli
Honda
Federal Reserve Banka
Lesie
Treasury
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve
Privieze
Steel price fixing allegations in antitrust push
The federal trade commission pushes to end price fixing in the steel industry. It accuses steel companies of firing and raising prices on government contracts to circumvent competitive rules and faces penalties under antitrust enforcement.
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Fexterntrate Commission
Trade Commission
The
Commission
Former Austrian Minister Rintelen Sentenced to Life
D Anthon Rintleen, once Austrian minister to Italy, received a life sentence for high treason linked to the Nord putach of last simmer. He denied the charges but admitted sympathy with reconciliation toward Germany as Chancellor Ingelbere Dothurs was assassinated.
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D' Anton Rintleen
Italy
Nord
Simmer Rintelen
Ingelbere Dothurs
Germany
Agriculture appropriation bill reported by house committee
The house appropriations committee favorably reported the Department of Agriculture appropriation for the 1934 fiscal year. The bill totals 464,278,759 dollars with 570,000,100 allocated to the Agriculture Adjustment act. Henry Wallace testified that farmers' share of national income is about 102 percent and urged higher output of industrial goods to raise purchasing power for farmers.
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Hovnse Appropriations Committee
Department of Agriculture
AAA
Henry Wallace
Wallace
Senate to delay income tax repeal details
The Senate will not act immediately on the pick bill to repeal income tax publicities. Internal revenue officials say tax figures will not be public for six months. The House voted to repeal, but Senate action is uncertain and a new tax amendment seeks 200 million dollars.
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Senate
House
Jaloitette
Stavisky scandal figure dies amid police arrest attempt
In January 1971 a gunshot wounded and killed the Stavisky associate known as "handsome Alex" during an attempted arrest as the scandal over the financial debacle left investors facing huge francs losses and rocked the government.
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Linge
Mia Stavisky
Stavisky
Alex
Polle
Diplomatic Conference Opens on German Rearmament Limits
Sir John Simon and Anthony Eden, British officials, head to a conference starting March 24 to discuss German disarmament and a possible peace pact with Britain Italy and Belgium. Partners include Stan cow totm k and Soret senior. The talks touch on eastern security with Poland and Russia and possible aviation limits under Versailles terms.
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TANCE
Ant
John Simon
Tritish
John
Catt
Anthony Iden
Jord Privy Geal
Ant Disarmament Authority
Perlin
Tden
Stan cow totm@k
Soret
Terlin
Belgium
Ponland
Russia
Germany
France
Italy
Prittah
Laondon
Japanese Move to End Forty Years of Contention in Manchukuo
Tokyo initiated a Tokyo backed plan to transfer full authority to Manchukuo with written approvals by Japanese and Manchukuo officials. The three governments must approve before formal signing around February 24, ending decades of Japan's contention.
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Manchukias
Tokyo
Tussin
Manchukuo
Kaki Hirota Tapanese
Constantine Jyouren
Swilet Ambasartor
Japan
Gen ‘Ting Shih Yuan Smfanchukyo
Ministeri of Finance
Tino Yen
Former official faces embezzlement charges in Chicago court
A former official is charged in a Chicago criminal court with embezzling $6000 from a former employer’s treasury to support a brokerage account. A second embezzlement count for $101000 is also pending. He also faces a bankruptcy charge, but a verdict may halt further federal action.
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Uthltios
Crar
Chenga
Uve
Trothee
Firtin Insell Waa
Insul
Three Wilnins Farmers Arrested Over Census Protests
Three Wilnins farmers refused to fill the government census reporting farm value and mortgage load claiming the information was none of the government business. They were arrested and held for a grand jury charged with violating the census act.
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HTT
Pleasant Newa Air Alert And Guam Fortification Plans
A Brisbane weekly notes government aims to set up a major airport near Ifa well near Tort Kamehameha to host bombing planes and welcome flyers from Asia. It also reports plans to build a strong air base inland on Guam, following repudiation of prior fortification pledges.
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Nordic Max
Dawes
Warrington
Ifa
Llawail
Asia
Guam
Washington
Venizelos Exiled After Greek Rebellion Crushed
Venizelos, aged seventy two, escapes Crete by air and flees to an Italian port seeking refuge. A rebel cruiser ferries him to Italian protection as his revolt is quelled and the fleet accepts government control.
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Ned
Crete
Aezoon
Llen
Averof
Max Schmeling Defeats Tlamag in Controversial Bout
The German heavyweight Max Schmeling wins easily over Tlamag. The article argues about racial superiority and notes New York City crowds and potential gate receipts near one million dollars.
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Max
Medta
Max Paer
New York City
General Dawes Visits Pershing in Tucson
General Dawes, former vice president, is shown meeting General Pershing in Tucson. The report notes Dawes’ busy schedule and comments on economic recovery expectations for May to July, highlighting optimism about a turnaround driven by natural forces and human effort.
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General Dawes
General Pershing
Tucson
Aziz
Smerten
California Assembly Approves Townsend Pension Plan Vote
The California Assembly votes 68 to 17 in favor of Townsend plan. The state Senate revolted and defeated the resolution urging Congress to enact the pension. It argues the United States cannot pay twenty four thousand million dollars annually for a twenty dollar monthly benefit to every man past entitlement.
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California Assembly
Townsend Stan
State Senate
Congress
United States
New York book prompts strange theories on human behavior
N G Wells travels in America to explore themes from his old work Theeter Mortane and describes ideas about animals acting like humans, taxation, and wartime pressures. The passage reflects speculative thoughts on intelligence, superstition, and travel without confinement.
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N G Wells
America
Dictor ‘Foreat
Meal Planning Tips and Safe Storage for Leftovers
Discusses planning meals to maximize use of leftovers, refrigerator temperatures under 60 degrees, and safe storage times for meat two to three days. Warns against tainted meat and outlines care with fresh produce, plus a home recipe for potatoes with cheese meringue and a high sugar meringue frosting.
Wise Old Hubby Mra Hats Suggestion Debate
A brief humorous fragment shows a husband and wife exchange about choosing hats. The wife seeks guidance while the husband advises sticking with the already chosen option, presented in a light local news tone.
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