Washington Talks of Roosevelt MacDonald Trade Debates
The piece surveys Roosevelt and MacDonald discuss trade, debt relief, and tariff access as leaders consider a World Economic Conference plan. It notes opposition in Congress, debates over a one man government vs Congress, and inflation fears shaping policy, with Ickes active in implementing programs.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
Britain
United States
McDonald
America
Roosveelt
England
India
MacDonald
Congress
Mussolini
CIA
Ickes
Mystery death at Burr Lake identified as Warren Huntoon
Warren Huntoon, 63, of East Pittsford, was identified by relatives after his body was found frozen upright in Burr Lake Virginia. State's Attorney Crowley labeled the death a probable self inflicted act with a revolver strapped to the wrist and an iron chisel tied to the body.
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Rutland
Burr Lake
Warren Huntoon
East Pittsford
Jack A. Crowley
Huntoon
Ickes to steer Interior as reform aims reshape lands
The article highlights Harold L. Ickes as Interior Secretary shaping a Western focused agency lineup including the General Land Office and National Park Service. It notes his Senate appointment of John Collier as Commissioner of Indian Affairs to serve as an Indian advocate and representative.
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Harold L. Ickes
Ickes
Theodore Roosevelt
West
Government Hospital For
Washington
Freedmen’s
Society of Friends of the Indian
Baltimore Women Barmaids Stand Quietly Behind The Bar
Women bartenders in Baltimore report little difference in men’s behavior when they serve beer. Owner Mrs. Ann Zavendy says the presence of female staff keeps swearing down, while another unnamed barmaid notes patrons generally come in for a drink without trouble. Barmaids are uncommon in Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Ann Zavendy
Settlement Reached in Smith Reynolds Estate Case
Plan to pay $2,000,000 to each of the late Zachary Smith Reynolds two children outlines an estate settlement. Anne Cannon Reynolds II of Concord and Z. Smith Reynolds II, posthumous son, would receive shares from an estimated $25,000,000 estate. The arrangement was disclosed in Cabarrus County court as co guardians argued for the daughter's $500,000 trust fund.
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Smith
Anne Cannon Reynolds II
Concord
Anne Cannon
Z. Smith Reynolds II
Libby Holman Reynolds
Philadelphia
Cabarrus County Superior Court
Joseph L. Cannon
Breckenridge Long Named Ambassador to Italy
President Roosevelt appoints Breckenridge Long of Missouri as ambassador to Italy. The report notes Long was a St. Louis attorney and former assistant secretary of state, active in Roosevelt support at the Chicago convention. Also mentions Captain Ernest J. King to head the naval bureau of aeronautics after the Akron disaster.
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Roosevelt
Breckenridge Long
Missouri
Italy
Ernest J. King
Naval Bureau of Aeronautics
William A. Moffett
Akron
Long
St. Louis
Wilson
Senate
Chicago
King
Naval Post
Naval Academy
Lorain
Ohio
Airship Potential Versus Private Funding Debate
A speaker argues the dirigible offers superior military value to airplanes and urges Congress to fund its development. He contends private funds cannot cover the necessary costs and emphasizes national defense needs over individual risks. The speaker predicts airships may become global passenger transport when perfected.
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Akron
Congress
Army costs too much says Major General Hagood
Major General Johnson Hagood, commanding the Eighth Corps Area, states the Army costs about three hundred million dollars annually under its current setup. He argues for a leaner, more efficient organization and criticizes Washington bureaucrats for unnecessary fat in Army offices.
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Johnson Hagood
Eighth Corps
Progressive voices and public affairs in America note
The column critiques a large standing army under General Hagood and reflects on American leadership abroad. It highlights Frank Murphy as Detroit’s mayor chosen to govern the Philippines, Congress backing eventual Philippine independence, and concerns about Japan’s potential response. It also praises Ruth Bryan Owen as United States Minister to Denmark and recalls Theodore Roosevelt’s policing era through Inspector Edward Mulrooney, now eyed for head of New York’s State Beer Commission amid beer legalization debates.
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United States
Hagood
Frank Murphy
Detroit
Philippines
Americas
Theodore Roosevelt Jr
Manila
Congress
Sam
Japan
Ruth Bryan Owen
Denmark
America
Europe
Hoover
Theodore Rooselt
New York
Edward P. Mulrooney
Mulrooney
Theodore Roosevelt
Police
Ed Mulrooney
State Beer Commission
No reunion of Vets this year
Petersburg, Va. General Homer Atkinson announces there will be no United Confederate Veterans reunion in 1933 due to financial strain on Southern states. He expects a 1934 meeting as Roosevelt's administration stabilizes.
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Petersburg
United Confederate Veterans
Homer Atkinson
South
Atkinson
Nashville
Harry Rene Lee
Roosevelt
New Orleans
Handmaiden of Crime in Local Cartel Crackdown
Under Ed Mulrooney in charge, crooks and grafters are said to have no chance to slip into dirty work, as authorities tighten control and restore order.
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Ed Mulrooney
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