Pope Pius Prepares Attack on Nazi Attitude in Vatican
Vatican reports indicate Pope Pius XII plans a vigorous critique of Nazi treatment of the church. He may address the German question soon, fearing Germany could mirror Russia or Spain unless he speaks out.
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Mexico
Campaign Cards Taboo on Poles in Amarillo
City officials warn candidates against tacky campaign posters on poles stating an ordinance prohibits posting on telephone telegraph or light poles in Amarillo. City manager H R Smith says posters are unsightly and dangerous to linemen who can be injured by tacks. A separate note mentions zoo nutrition for an elephant in Philadelphia.
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Amarillo
H. R. Smith
Romantic Real Estate of Washington Changes Hands in New Deals
Washington column notes several historic properties changing owners. TheCouzens estate leases out the 16th Street mansion to the American Trucking Association, and a former dirt dispute site near Raymond Baker, Delphine Dodge, and J. Borden Harriman gains a mysterious new buyer. The piece also critiques Vargas era Brazil, outlining unrest, Integralista groups, and potential political realignment under Getulio Vargas.
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Preston Grover Washington
James Couzens
Michigan
16Th Street
Couzens
Henry Ford
Sixteenth Street
White House
American Trucking Association, Inc
Baker
Mint
Dwight F. Davis
Davis
Davises
Fascist Revolution Fiasco Strengthens Vargas Grip in Brazil
New York May 13 1938 Vargas faces a dramatic botched integralista revolt in Rio de Janeiro. The uprising led by green shirted followers of Plinio Salgado failed after swift government defense and martial law. Vargas consolidates power as courts martial proceed against prisoners.
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Vargas
Plinio Salgado
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Navy
Integralista
J. A. Flores da Cunha
Rio Grande Do Sul
Armando de Salles Oliveira
Don Getulio
Germany
Integralista Party
Berlin
Diplomatische Korresponder
Var
Braniff Wins Approval for San Antonio Houston Routes
The Bureau of Air Commerce approved Braniff Airways to run regular passenger service between San Antonio and Houston and Houston and Corpus Christi with service starting Monday. Braniff says surveys are complete and the move may ease the dispute with Eastern over air mail contracts. An official noted approval does not confer exclusivity as other carriers could seek permits for similar routes.
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Bureau of Air Commerce Today
Braniff Airways
Houston
Corpus Christi
T. E. Braniff
Braniff
Eastern Airlines
Brownsville
N. B. Ison
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