Hitler Hopes to Lure Laval in Direct Talks
Berlin May 20 Hitler seeks to ease Germany's position by a frank talk with Pierre Laval France foreign minister. Laval met Hitler’s aide Goering in Krakow but slipped back to Germany and shows little interest in a Berlin interview. French quarters say Laval unlikely to meet him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin K. Whiteleather
Associated Press
Berlin
Reichsfuhrer
Hitler
Germany
Pierre Laval
France
der Fuehrer
Joseph Beck
Laval
Krakow
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Poland
Rhine
Goeving
Geneva
Saar
Tack Letters Continued From Page One
A reader requests a reward for a found item. Various notices seek employment, lost items, and personal help from different residents in Panhandle area. Names include Bobby James Lala Waldie Zelpha Lamar H A Sanger Ruby Wigham, with addresses and contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamrock
Noel
Ruby Wigham
Panhandle
Texas
Legion Targets 12 Senators in Bid to Override Roosevelt Veto
The American Legion presses a final push to veto override by sending a “maximum telegrams” drive to 12 Senate members. The list includes Democrats Clark, Coolidge, Dieterich, Gore, Murphy, Pittman, Pope and Republicans Austin, Davis, McNary, Townsend, White, among others. The circular notes two of the 12 must vote to reach 32 to sustain the veto and urges swift action by Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Legion
Roosevelt
Senate
Legion
John Thomas Taylor
National Legislative Committee
Clark
Missouri
Coolidge
Massachusetts
Dieterich
Ilinois
Gore
Oklahoma
Murphy
Iowa
Pittman
Nevada
Pope
Idaho
Grass Roots Conference Aims to Rebuild Midwest GOP
Republicans from nine prairie states meet at Springfield June 10 11 to rally for restoring the Midwest to the party. The 1932 Roosevelt landslide shifted votes and electoral votes away from GOP in this region as the group plans to win back the bloc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Prairie States
Springfield
Middle West
Roosevelt
Hoover
Geneva Seeks African Peace In League Sessions
In Geneva the Italo Ethiopian dispute and plans to include Germany in a European peace system dominate League of Nations talks. Soviet commissar for foreign affairs Maxim Litvinoff presides over council sessions, signaling Russia's return to international engagement and giving him influence through September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Sharkey
Geneva
Germany
League of Nations
Maxim Litvinoff
Russia
Litvinoff
City fights gangs with tax law and new racketeering act
Federal investigators and New York police launch a coordinated assault on gangs using income tax statutes and the state's public enemy law. A police directory lists gang leaders across poultry, produce, prostitution, laundry, gambling, and the number game, while treasury agents pursue racketeers on tax evasion charges. Nebuchadnezzar is referenced in a stray historical note.
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New York
Special Treasury
Assembly Meeting To Address Chaco War Question
A special assembly convened this afternoon to discuss the ongoing Chaco War between Paraguay and Bolivia and related political affairs submitted to the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Chaco
Paraguay
Bolivia
Train Held Up By Rock Slide In Moffat Tunnel
Denver dispatch reports the Panoramic Limited halted inside the Little Moffat tunnel after a rockslide spilled 250 tons of rain loosened debris onto the track. Engineer Charles Osman stopped the train at about 30 to 35 mph and two more slides struck the steel cars. No injuries were recorded as relief crews freed the train, which reached Denver seven hours late with 200 passengers aboard.
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Denver
Colo
Denver and Rio Grande Western Panoramic Limited
Moffat Road
Charles Osman
Moffat Tunnel
Moffat
Paramount Pictures New Showings At The Local Theaters
A mixed cinema listing highlights Angles of Red Gap and Mark of the Vampire with stars like Charles Laughton Lionel Barrymore Bela Lugosi. Broadway Bill and Gallant Lady are noted along with lives of a Bengal Lancer. Reviews praise Laughton performance and Capra direction while noting family friendly and horror elements for varied audiences.
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Paramount
Angeles
Red Gap
Charles Laughton
Roland Young
Remedy
Lionel Rareynore
Rela Lugowi -Myatery
Warner Haxter
Myrna Lay Comerty
Ann Harding
Rialto
Bengal Lancer
Richard Cromwell
Gary Cooper
Franchot Tone
Dramea
REX
Hollywood
Alicee Faye
Mntartain
Roseland
Johnny Flovd
Tate Mullings
Lincoln
Gettsburg
Ruggles
the Butler
ZaSu Pitts
Charlie Ruggles
Mary Boland
Mark of the Vampire
Lionel Barrymore
Elizabeth Allan
Henry Wadsworth
Bela Lugosi
Count Mora
Fox News
Lew Lest
Newsette
Texas Theater Showcases Gallant Lady and Notable Cast
The encore is led by Warner Baxter and Myrna Loy in a dramatic ship tale with Lynn Overman, Raymond Walburn, and Walter Connolly rounding out the cast. Ann Harding shines in Gallant Lady at the Texas, with a poignant plot about sacrifice and character. Otto Kruger co-stars as a top leading man, alongside young Dickie Moore and Clive Brook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Baxter
Myrna Loy
Lynn Overman
Raymond Walburn
Walter Connolly
Ann Harding
the Texas
Miss Harding
Otto Kruger
Dickie Moore
Clive Brook
Kidney Acids Poison Blood and Kidneys
Old ad copy claims kidney acids poison blood when kidneys slow, causing pain and weakness. It promotes Cystex as a remedy that allegedly protects kidneys and bladder, guarantees vitality in 48 hours, and offers money back with return of empty package.
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Frank
Bobby James
West Fourteenth Avenue
Tack
Lala
Moore Street
Zelpha Lamar
Thirteenth Avenue
San Jacinto
Louisiana Street
H. A. Sanger
Fillmore Street
East Sixth Avenue
Moscow
Lenin Library
Austin
Vermont
Davis
Pennsylvania
McNary
Oregon
Townsend
Delaware
White
Maine
Pitman
Grass Roots’ Conference
New Gotham
Nebuchadnezzar
Babylon
D! Scholls
Badger-Herring Sales Co
Frantz Brognicr
Tunnel
Mexico
Frank Capra
The
Mission
Mastercraft Tailoring
Polk St
Phoe
Western Electric
Bell System
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Western
Southwestern Bell
Bell System Companies
My. 5 Western
Joel & FH
Coump
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