Roosevelt Peace Appeal Stirs World War Era Reactions
Roosevelt calls for a non aggression pact and global disarmament while Hitler endorses the plan yet demands equal armament and warns against disarmament conditions. France and Britain react coolly, Japan plans naval maneuvers south of Japan as China faces invasion threats and evacuation.
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Adolf Seltler
Roosevel
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League of Nations
Roosevelt
MacDonald
Hitler
France
Poland
State Department
Washington
Aris
Roosevelt Disarmament Plan Sparks Mixed Global Reactions
President Roosevelt sent a dispatch outlining a three step program to end offensive war, halt new armament buildup during disarmament, and forbid cross border armed actions during the period. The telegram surprised chancelleries, drew praise from MacDonald, and met varied welcomes in Italy and elsewhere. Russia reacted with cautious response.
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Ate
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Tokyo
Foreign Office
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Pilgrims’ Society
London
America
Italy
Mexico
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Watt
Norway
Russia
Roosevelt Plans Massive Public Works Program For Nation
President Roosevelts administration submits a 3.9 billion construction program to Congress funded by bonds rather than a sales tax. The plan covers highways, public buildings, naval and army programs, housing, natural resources, and railroad maintenance with no firm set limits on several items and aims to revive industry and employment. The article also notes tensions with Soviet policy over Manchuria and potential Chinese boycott of Soviet oil.
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United States Housing Corporation
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China
Manchuria
Japan
Moscow
Russia
Princeton President Emeritus John Grier Hiblin Killed in Car Crash
Dr John Grier Hiblin, emeritus president of Rington University, died in a Woodridge New Jersey auto collision with a truck. His companion was severely injured. Hiblin, educated at Princeton and the University of Illinois, succeeded Woodrow Wilson as Princeton president in 2012 and retired in unknown year.
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University of Illiin Ile
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Educator and Philosophy Author Ranked High Last June
The text notes a person ranked highly last June for achievements as an educator and as a philosophy author. It mentions prominent roles and recognized works shaping thought in academia and literature.
President Roosevilt to Miss Dawes on Chicago Exposition
President Roosevelt notified Stufus C Dawes president of the Century of Progress that he would be unable to go to Chicago to open the exposition on May 97 He added that he hoped to attend the fair before it closes Nevertheless the exposition will be formally opened on the date named and activities on the grounds show it will be practically completed and ready for viewing at that time.
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Century of Progress
Chicago
Jie
Yvishora
Roosevelts picks for London world economic conference
President Roosevelt selects three members of the American delegation to the London conference. Secretary of State Fulbright is named chair, James Moor of Ohio former Democratic presidential candidate, and Senator Key Pittman are announced as delegates.
Senate opens impeachment trial of Judge Louderback
The Senate begins the impeachment trial of Federal Judge Harold Louderback of the Northern District of California with Vice President Garner presiding and House Judiciary leaders guiding proceedings. Prosecutors allege favoritism in receivership appointments, incompetence, and exorbitant fees including a telegraph operator for a $3 million motor company.
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Northern District of
California
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Henry F.rshust
Arizoona
Judiciary Committee
Nattun W Sumners
Texas
House Judiciary Committee
Loudertack
Insurers oppose broad farm mortgage write downs
Twenty nine leading life insurance companies holding farm mortgages visited Henry Morgenthau Jr in Washington to urge against general mortgage write downs or swapping for federal land bank bonds under emergency legislation. They argued most loans were conservatively written and favored continuing foreclosures where cases merit, awaiting higher land sales and general prosperity.
What Chicago Has To Exhibit
National Geographic Society Washington report describes Chicago as host city for a centennial fair and outlines its growth from a frontier settlement to a modern metropolis. It highlights Chicago’s riverside parks, museums, libraries, architecture, industry, and cultural institutions, portraying a city of contrasts and ambition.
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Museum of Natural History
Ode
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Adler Planetarium
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Museum of Science and Industry
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Gulf
New York
Indiana Line
Steel Mills
Ilnois
America
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Roosevelt seeks world pact to curb aggression and disarm
An Arthur Brisbane column surveys President Roosevelt urging fifty four nations to keep armies at home and ban weapons enabling quick attacks. It notes calls for a non aggression pact, reactions to a London economic conference, and mentions science topics like the positron and cosmic rays alongside tariff questions and a European debt discussion.
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Roosevelt
Soviet
Russia
Porah
International conference adopts drifted TR laws in Lomé
Delegation from the United States led by Taihin Jr chief of the committee for aeronautics presents at an international conference in Lomé. Laws discussed aim to be adopted into a global agreement and apply across all adertts counters.
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Woer Jr Ohaitmin
Committee Or Aeronautics
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Kha Asa Whiting
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