Enduring European Crisis as Rhineland Tensions Rise
Western powers debate action over Germany's remilitarization of the Rhineland. France pushes for sanctions while Britain seeks peace and considers Hitler's 25 year pact proposal. Italy wary, League invites German envoy, and public anxiety grows as army showcases are toned down.
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New York Building Service Strike Ends Amid Victory Fanfare
The two weeks walkout by building service workers and thousands of elevator operators ends as workers return to about 2,400 buildings. The settlement calls for immediate rehiring of strikers and arbitration on wages and hours, praised as a great victory by leaders. Wages and hours will be set after each of three years under prevailing conditions, with a three year advisory contract and no closed shop.
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Britain Names Inskip as Defense Co-ordinator Post
Prime Minister Baldwin names Sir Thomas Inskip attorney general since 1952 to head a unified defense program as defense coordinating minister. The move, a surprise, aligns him to synchronize army navy and air services amid a broader armament effort.
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Cummings Wins in Dispute Over Ickes On Virgin Islands Case
The U S Court of Appeals in Philadelphia upheld Leonard Walter McIntosh’s conviction for theft while ruling the federal Department of Justice holds control over the district court and government attorneys. The decision marked a victory for Attorney General Cummings against Interior Secretary Ickes who sought to overturn the conviction as unjust.
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Chicago Independent Candidate for President Moves Forward
Newton Jenkins of Chicago announces his bid for the presidency as part of a Third party he incorporated last year. He seeks the party nomination while the group fields candidates for two municipal offices.
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Franco Establishes Paraguay Totalitarian State
Rafael Franco, provisional president, decrees a one year ban on political and labor groups not emanating from the state and proclaims an indivisible revolution. The regime, modeled after Nazism and fascism, seeks a strong Paraguay and constitutional reorganization, with recognition by major powers including the United States and Britain.
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England's Bachelor King Hints He May Marry
King Edward VIII may marry, with the Commons asked to consider contingency plans. Proposals name potential princesses including Irene, Catherine of Greece, Juliane of the Netherlands, Eugenia of Greece, and Kyre of Lugalu. The note discusses European royal marriages and lineage, mentioning Denmark and Russia ties.
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Roosevelt Has Kept Pledges
Earl Godwin Aldington argues Roosevelt keeps campaign promises to public power control, St Lawrence waterway, and Tennessee valley, while lobbyists and Liberty League oppose. He cites Senate probes of power interests, railroads’ finances, and Nye and Breckenridge episodes, urging firm action and party unity.
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Simplicity and Honesty in Language Advocated
Fragmented text urges straightforward writing and honest expression in public discourse. It highlights accessibility, integrity, and plain language as virtues for effective communication and reputational gain.
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