Taft to Answer Johnson Tonight on Radio Row
Sen. Robert A. Taft announces he will answer Assistant Secretary of War Louis Johnson who charged former President Hoover with politicizing defense. The debate follows Roosevelt's fireside talk as Johnson defends unity and readiness against critics.
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Secretary Hull said active consideration was given to receiving Belgian refugees in the United States. He noted talks with British and other governments and private groups about refugee issues, with no developments in relations with the Belgium government in Paris, indicating continued U S recognition of the government in refuge.
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Defense Funds Bill Set to Raise Taxes and Debt Limit
House Ways and Means Chair Doughton announced plans to introduce a bill to lift the national debt limit to 48 billion dollars and raise about 656 million dollars yearly through taxes. The measure backs a 10 percent income tax boost, higher alcohol and fuel levies, and a range of excise tax increases to fund defense financing.
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Markets Close for Memorial Day with Two Exceptions
Financial and commodity markets nationwide will observe Memorial Day Thursday May 30 with two exceptions. Naval stores markets in Savannah and Jacksonville will regular session while cotton futures in New Orleans will close for the day.
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Kansas City Livestock Market Report May 29
Kansas City figures show hogs with total 2 500 head at steady to up on some weights. Cattle salable 2 000, calves 400. slaughter steers and yearlings steady, bids weak. Sheep openers 4 000 head with spring lambs steady, two clipped lambs sold early. Swedish steamer Torsten sinks after mine strike in Kattegat. crew of 16 saved.
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Sneak Thief Steals Purse From Tex. Window
Mrs Pauline Ross heard a noise and dialed the Police, but a thief slipped through a side window and grabbed a purse containing $4 from a dresser in El Paso.
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Advent Church Family Day Draws 45 Children
Three families totaling 45 children attended the Advent Christian Church family day service in Farmington New Hampshire. Albert Stevens led 19 children from Middleton while Fred Chase and Frank Kehoe brought 15 and 11 children respectively.
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Flowers to fall on Amarillo war graves Memorial Day
Planes will drop flowers over Amarillo cemeteries tomorrow as Decoration Day honors the war dead while banks close and post office window service ends. Two services are set at Memorial Park and Llano cemeteries with speakers, prayers, songs, and a salute.gië
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Glider Troop Ferries Tactically Deployed At Night
The article describes glider troop operations with five to six gliders per sortie carrying six parachutists, towed to 20 000 feet or higher and released near targets. Gliders reportedly glide up to 60 miles from tug aircraft, landing quietly at night to avoid detection as paratroopers deploy.
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Morrison forms board to boost British tank production
London May 29 Herbert Morrison minister of supply announced a board headed by Sir Alexander Roger to increase Britain's tank output.
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Parliament to require passes for all visitors
The speaker announced new security measures in London to protect the houses of parliament. Passes will be required for all members and others with business in the houses.
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British Troops Start Concrete Posts at South East Port
In the southeast of England on May 29 British troops began constructing concrete machine gun posts along the promenade to strengthen defenses against parachute troops. Sandbagged emplacements already guard the beach.
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Americans Restricted in London Under War Curfew
Americans in England are placed under alien restrictions for the first time since the war began. Neutrals and allied nationals face a curfew from 12 midnight to 6 am in London and 10 30 pm to 6 am elsewhere. Prohibited to own or control bicycles, motor vehicles, seagoing craft or aircraft. those without settled residences must report to police.
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Used cars offer long life at low cost in Globe News ads
Mileage news notes sturdy four year cars with eighty thousand to one hundred thousand miles giving solid service. Many late model cars in today's Globe News Want Ads have two thirds of their usefulness ahead, available at a fraction of original cost. Check Want Ads for best used car values. Dial 6262 Want Ad Headquarters.
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Piazza definition in architecture text
A piazza is a covered colonnaded outdoor gallery along a building exterior. It features a sheltered walkway with columns supporting an overhead roof or canopy.
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