Germany Withdraws from League and Elections Planned
The article reviews Germany's withdrawal from the League of Nations and the disarmament talks, noting Hitler's appeal to the German people, Hindenburg's call for a November election, and the mixed international reactions as the disarmament conference adjourns pending further talks. It also covers U S positions and domestic economic actions tied to postwar policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Germany
League of Nations and Disarmament Conference
Zavimany
Reich
Eiller
von Hindenburg
Tte
Reichstag Snd
Nationa
Berlin
Great Britain
United States
Éatidlaia
Hilthra
Norman If Davis
Ittle
Davis
White House
America
France
Plan to Liquidate Banks Through Reconstruction Finance Corp
The program proposes rapid circulation of funds as closed banks are liquidated. Depositors receive about 4 percent of their deposits, with loans administered by a special REC division. Merriam leads the liquidation board alongside D G Acheson and other treasury and finance officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyse
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
REC
Merriam
RIC
Jil Jones
D G Acheson
Treasury
Jewis We Douelis
Budet Imt
Ocernor
Walter J Cummings
Deppelt Insurance Corporation
Labor board warns of penalties under newRecovery Act
Senator Robert Wagner leads a warning to industry and labor that heavy fines and long prison terms await those who defy the national recovery act. He claims the act will be enforced if necessary and decries strikes as a tool of obstruction while urging cooperation to serve national interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solatoms
Recovery Administration
Robert Wagner
New York
National Labor Board
All Industria
Fibor
Agricultural plan to limit corn and hog production
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration announced a plan to curb corn and hog production. It involves distributing funds to farmers, with targets to remove 460 000 000 bushels of corn and reduce hay production by five percent, funded by processing taxes and levies on corn and pork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurg Morgenthau Jr
Farm Credit Administration
Narmers
National Grain Corporation
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
IHE
S Pcrliary
Agricutters Wallice
Corner Pach Agricultural Adjustment
Tlde
Trade control experiment on cotton tires under Johnson
Regulation approved by Administrator Johnson sets the trial of controlled trade for cotton tires. A committee of cotton men will supervise the operation, and no mill owner may expand productive machinery withoutJohnson's approval, with a certificate bearing the industrial administrator's signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Roosevelt orders embargo on imported medicinal alcohol
President Roosevelt ordered an embargo on imported medicinal liquor after evidence showed a sharp rise in such imports in anticipation of prohibition. He also rejected a proposal to allow importation of beverage liquor until the date of legal sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ntimiedia BD
Roosevelt
Ickes Sees Sickening Conditions at Federal Hospital
Secretary Ickes condemned conditions at a federal hospital in Ganten SD calling them sickening and intolerable. He blamed local political and commercial interests for blocking removal of sane patients and preserving revenue for Canton, amid protests over an investigation by Dr Samuel Sith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganten SD
Ickes
Feckes
Ao Canton Court
Washington
Souu Ott
Denrthn
Tekes Lis
Pullte
Mir Felis
New United States Senator Carl A Uateh Succeeds Samuel Pratun
Carl A Uateh, previously district judge in Santa Fe, has been appointed by the governor to fill the Senate seat vacated by Samuel Pratun. The appointment marks a transition from state judiciary to federal legislative service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N ° M Ulnico
United Iis
Carl A Uateh
Santa Fe
Samuel@ Prattun
Prohibition Repeal Movement Gains States On Eighteenth Amendment
Vin Florida joins states voting to repeal the eighteenth amendment as the tally nears completion with about 33 states voting for repeal and Klarida reporting a wet majority of roughly four to one signaling a shift in national prohibition policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Puerto Rico coalition backs governor as crowd supports plan
A union Republican Socialist coalition marched and held a meeting in Puerto Rico to back the government program. The governor addressed the crowd pledging to work for the happiness and well being of Puerto Ricans and for future plans to address overcrowding and pressures anticipated in twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CG Robort 1
GORT
Puerto Rico
Gore Sali
Siam Rebellion Suppressed After Royal Family Involvement
Forces in Siam halted the insurrection tied to a royal family member and pursued suppression. Rebels who attacked Bangkok fled as leaders were captured or pursued, restoring order for a period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee
Siam
Rehedla
Bangkok
Century of Progress plans and concessionaire talks in Chicago
Fragmentary text discusses concessions and exhibition aims at the Century of Progress in Chicago. Mentions keeping certain displays open after a date and references to preparations and schedules surrounding exhibitors and authorities.
Century of growth as United States expands westward
The article traces U S territorial growth from Virginia’s western edge to the Louisiana Purchase and beyond. It notes Napoleon selling Louisiana amid early explorations by Lewis and Clark, the 1845 Texas addition, Oregon settlement, and 1850 California statehood, with costs and territorial gains. It also mentions later acquisitions and a survey of how map changes reshaped the nation.
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James ‘Monroe
Livingston
America
Napoleon
Dormain
Mississippi
Begon
Lewis
Chirk
Curt Zebulon Pike
Powell
Colorida
Florida
Texas
California
Oklahom
Kan Wa
Colorado
Louisiana Territory
United States
Miere
Great Britain
Mexico
Forties
Ileridas
Texag
Washington
Union
Oregon
Virgin Territory
Balboa
Hazy Sea
Pacific
Arizona
New Mexico
Nevada
Utal
United States Territory
Massachusetts
Georgia
Thomas Jefferson
Louisiana Purchase
Lexas
Gadsden
Gira River
Washington DC
Alaska
Spain
Canal Zone
Panama
Colombia
Panama Canal Company
Trance
Virgina Islands
Denmark
Alcatraz Island Prison Sealed As U S Devils Island
Arthur Brisbane notes the United States will create a hard prison on Alcatraz Island to rival Devils Island. The Department of Justice will house dangerous criminals in a 12 acre, highly secure site with 600 cells. Attorney General Cummings says life term inmates will remain under tight confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Devils Island
Peyite Island
Department of Justice
Lfe
Cumminga
Hid Napere
Othera
Alcatraz
Germany seeks League approval to spend 1213000000 for armaments
Germany demands from the League of Nations the right to spend in gold for new armaments the sum of 1 213 million dollars over eight years. Intelligence reveals plans for 300 military airplanes and 300 fighting tanks. The question remains when the money will be found. The remark ends with a cynical note that money for war is always obtainable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
League of Nations
Money in Bonds and Dollar Value Tied to Europe
The article notes large funds held in government bonds and argues the dollar loyalty to the gold basis affects value. It mentions Roosevelt offering 500 million in bonds and nearly 2 billion elsewhere, with over twenty thousand million locked in bonds. It critiques critics urging restraint on inflation as a pleasant possible outcome.
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Roosevelt
Europe
Remarkable family grows amid population debate in Sussex
Mrs Alice Putick of Little Hampton Sussex is described as 27 with a daughter two years seven months and twin sons thirteen months plus recently born twins, totaling five children in under three years. The piece humorously weighs pension gaps and population limits, praising intensive cultivation and flying machines to repopulate land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Alice Putick
Little Hampton
Sussex
England
Texas
Earth
Positive Proof Falls Flat on Bedford Flat Earth Theory
In Bedford an old man who believed the earth was flat set a test in his yard. He put a squash on a stump at sunset and checked at dawn. He claimed if the earth moved, the squash would have tilted off, proving his point, though neighbors remained unconvinced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Foston
Need for Mirth Increase the Number of Humorists
A lighthearted note urges raising the count of humorists to boost laughter capacity. The aim is to improve cheer and morale by expanding comical talent across communities and events.
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promotes Regular Bowels
A doctor warns that harsh laxatives can cause chronic constipation and harm the liver and kidneys. The ad promotes liquid laxatives for controllable dosing, claiming no habit formation and reliable results within weeks. It touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as safe for expectant mothers and children, with convenient liquid form and pleasant taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needy
Dr Caldwell
Cuticura Soap and Ointment Help Scalp Condition
A reader from Lantocks Creek Pa reports years of scalp scales and itching eased after trying Cuticura Soap and Ointment from a free sample. They purchased two bars and two boxes and note improvement. Ad says Cuticura products sold widely with affordable prices.
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Eugene Hunter
R. D
Lantocks Creek
Colcura Laboratories
Dept
Maiden, Blass
Ady
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Baron von Neurath
Litler
Eastman
SA Eien Joesph
Phatman
Transportation
Ralis
Nehaty
Énessal Mantager
Sles
Carnegie Company
United States Steel Corporation
Ile
Siid Mc Kaig
Perprise
Tustman
Orter
Enon
NEA
Dean Acheson
Impron of
Corp
Franciscos Market
Michigan Boulevard
Kentucky
Virginia
Robett Eo Tiviogscon
New Orleans
Mississipni
Hle
Britain
Touisiana
Bath
Pittsburgh
Jeast
Best Jis
Ted Cook
Ng Feances Symecate Loc
San Francisco
Arthur Brisbane
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Gt Doan
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