Underwood Views Europe's Postwar Condition
Senator Oscar M. Underwood argues that American views of Europe are outdated and incomplete. He warns of currency collapse, political instability, and stagnant recovery, urging a clear U S policy to promote peace and stabilize European markets without entering future wars.
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Oscar M. Underwood
Europe
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France
America
Great Britain
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Venezuela
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Government to Foster Pearl Button Industry
Secretary Hoover announces U S steps to expand fresh water mussel fisheries and industry development through the Bureau of Fisheries. The aim is to protect and grow the domestic pearl button trade, employing thousands and producing nearly 3 billion buttons annually for garments and various apparel.
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Herbert Hoover
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Bureau of Fisheries
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To the Wayfarer The Timber That Feeds and Fashions Life
In Portugal travelers note inscriptions on timber trees that read Ye who pass by harm me not. The text declares the timber is the heart and shelter of homes providing shade and drink, building boats, tables, beds, tools, decoration, and even coffins. It links wood to sustenance, comfort, and beauty.
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