Roosevelt Reveals Dual Faces In White House Portraits
In candid White House photos taken during the Brazilian Trade Agreement signing, President Roosevelt appears as both the public, genial host and the sober manager at work. Photographer Thomas D. McAvoy captured the moment as Oswaldo Aranha and Arthur Souza Costa visited, while Gus Gennerich and Marvin MacIntyre stood nearby.
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Marvin MacIntyre
Thomas D. McAvoy
Cially
McAvoy
Mr. Roosevelt
Brazil
Oswaldo Aranha
Arthur Souza Costa
Roosevelt opens national sale of baby bonds at White House
President Roosevelt led a White House ceremony to auction six baby bonds, marking the launch of a nationwide federal bond offer. Postmaster General Farley and Secretary Morgenthau witnessed as 14,000 post offices joined the sale, with Roosevelt buying $25 bonds for five grandchildren and one for himself.
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Roosevelt
White House
Farley
Morgenthau
Repeal Delayed as Senate Studies Liquor Monopoly Plan
Austin Texas March 1 A U P The submission of prohibition repeal to Texas voters next August 24 was postponed to allow study of rival repeal plans. Senate set the topic for Monday morning and many senators urged voters see what would replace prohibition before balloting. They questioned a proposed state monopoly on liquor manufacture importation barter and sale. One objection noted was its wording as offered by Senator Joe Hill of Henderson.
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Texas
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El Paso Electric walkout ends and power returns
Life in El Paso returns to normal as the El Paso Electric Company walkout ends. Power is restored downtown at 3 PM after workers agree to return if no reprisals and a board will review the controversy. The board includes Major R. E. Sherman, County Judge Jos McGill, and Governor Clyde Tingley to discuss terms.
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New Mexico
Saarland Reunited With Hitler as Saar Falls Under Reich
Adolf Hitler visited Saarbrucken amid massive crowds and Nazi displays marking the return of Saarland to German sovereignty after World War I era separation under League of Nations oversight. Stormtroopers lined the routes as the Führer toured the city, greeted with flag-draped streets and shouted Heil.
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Two Negroes Held in Jails in Texas Murders
Grand jurors meet to act swiftly in the case of John Trapper, black man who killed deputy J. W. Haygood after the officer attempted to arrest him for the murder of his wife. Haygood, 50, was fatally shot as he exited his car near Uvalde. In Linden, Blackie Jackson, 21, is jailed on attempted criminal assault charges after a mob incident, moved from Atlanta to a Texas jail following mob threats.
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Linden
Texas
Blackie Jackson
Atlanta, Tex
Terror Rise As Reds Kill And Pillage
In Shensi Province 25 000 Communist troops move through the region causing a reign of terror with executions and looting. Missionaries flee as Nationalist forces push Reds from Northern Szechwan. Two fleeing missionaries Miss R V Thompson and Miss Alma R Artibley seek safety amid icebound mountains.
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China
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Holmes Holds Own In Pneumonia Fight
A report on March 1 says former Supreme Court Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes is battling pneumonia. Frances Biddle, chair of the National Labor Relations Board, told reporters Holmes had spent "a very feight" and was improving at his home in Washington.
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Supreme Court
Olver Wendell Holmes
Frances Biddle
National Labor Relations Board
Amarillo Forecast Fair to Sunny With Partly Cloudy Areas
Weather forecast for Amarillo and West Texas calls for fair conditions tonight and Saturday with general fair to partly cloudy skies across New Mexico. Temperatures range from a high near 71 to a low around 44 degrees, with mild winds and no precipitation expected.
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West Texas
New Mexico
Strike vote called among 176 motorcar locals
Francis J. Dillon of the AFL announced a strike vote among 176 motorcar locals in protest of the National Automobile Labor Board elections. He did not estimate how many workers might participate.
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Francis J. Dillon
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National Automobile Labor Board
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