China Daily prints anti foreign attack in China
A China Daily News dispatch reports a Chinese government organ accusing Japan of attacking the United States. It describes a bold anti foreign stance, claiming a government regime seeks to strip rights in China and target key figures including Cordell Hull. The report signals heightened tensions and potential international repercussions.
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China Daily News
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Chin
Nankmeg
Japan
United States
Silver Shirts link of officers highlighted in Dies claim
The diary excerpt describes William Dudley Pell and Maj. Gen. George Moseley of Atlanta as associated with the Silver Shirts. It alleges enlistment of army officers in the movement and mentions Detroit Cleveland and training by Silver Shirt leaders.
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Ington
Repickstein
William Dudley Pell
George Moseley
Atlanta
Rudley
Detroit
Cleveland
Slaying at Texas beer tavern prompts liquor control friction
In Texas on a Sunday slaying at a roadside beer tavern drew comment from W. chairman of the Texas Liquor Control Board. The former convict, Johnson, was killed in the tavern outside cit limits, raising issues Bradfield says liquor control laws often collide with tavern operations.
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Bradfield
Texas
Safety Film To Be Sponsored By Rotarians Lions
A safety film titled Death Takes No Holidays comes to Bonham theatres April 8 through 10. Directed by the Texas Safety Council led by Pierce Brooks of Dallas, the reel warns of traffic hazards on streets and highways. Sponsored by Lions and Rotary clubs with the Safety Council, the no cost showing aims to educate children and parents on precautions to reduce deaths and accidents.
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Texas Safety Council
Pierce Brooks
Dallas
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Brooks
Texas
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Arkansas and Butler Tie In Dual Track Meet
Payetteville Arkansas April 2 The University of Arkansas and Butler University of Indianapolis tied for first with 63.5 points each in a dual track meet held Monday.
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Third party movement favored by CIO tied to labor
Monongah April 2 The nation faces a potential third party push as United Mine Workers President John L Lewis warns Democrats must choose a presidential candidate and platform satisfying labor. He aims to rally Liberal farms groups and youth and Negro organizations to back a program opposed by the party in power.
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Monongah
W. Va
John L. Lewis
Republican Party
United Mine Workers of America
Lewis
American Youth Congress
National Negro Congress
Tlird Party
O Daniel expected to announce re election bid
Austin April 2. Amid talk of a likely second term for Governor W Lee O Daniel observers expect his Wednesday night broadcast to declare plans for re election If he does not run Lieut Gov Coke Stevenson and supporters are ready to enter the race Sadler vows to run regardless of O Daniel decision and will stay in the contest even if O Daniel commits to the ballot
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Austin
Tex
W. Lee O'Daniel
Capital
O'Daniel
Billbilly
Texas
Coke Stevenson
Stevenson
O’daniel
Jerry Sadler
Sadler
WPA workers cut as Texas county seeks Rayburn aid
Fannin County commissioners in a special session urged Congressman Rayburn to pressure for an appropriation to extend WPA work. District WPA reports show a 2538 reduction in April with further cuts expected in May and June. Thomasson note warns at best only limited work may continue until Congress acts.
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Sam Rayburn
WPA
Commissioners’ Court
Texas
Dick Watt
Bert Chandler
George Wiliams
Plumer Dawson
Gus W Thomasson
Thomasson
Operaton
Washington
Congress
Escaped Prisoner Identified As Would-Be Robber
Tulsa April 2 two hitch hikers identified a picture of Ralph Roe escaped Alcatraz inmate as the man who told them he planned to rob a Tulsa area bank if conditions were right Roe and Ted Cole escaped from Alcatraz December 16 1937 the only prisoners to escape from the prison Belcher John 37 of Latinsville Ky Crawford Lester 18 of Springfield Mo were the witnesses
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Tulsa
Ralph Roe
Alcatraz
John Belcher
Eainisville
Lester Crawford
Springfield
Rock
Me” Roe
Ted Cole
Amendment to Trade Treaty Amendment Defeated in Senate
Washington April 2 The senate defeated 36 to 45 an amendment to the reciprocal trade agreement extension bill. The proposed change would have frozen excise taxes at the current levels.
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Washington
Senate Today
Federal Trade Barriers Face Federal Control Likely
Houston area report notes State senator Manley warned the federal government may intervene to remove interstate commerce barriers. He cited 2000 restrictions, police powers, and a law defining eggs paid in another state, urging action to restore free trade before further disruption.
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Bropherville
Houston Traffic Club
Snipoord
Wage-Hour Law Upheld by Fifth Circuit Court of Appeal
The Fifth U S Circuit Court of Appeal in New Orleans upheld the constitutionality of the Wage-Hour Law. It refused to set aside a ruling by the Wage-Hour Administrator setting a minimum wage of 12 1 2 cents an hour for textile industry workers. The decision involved cotton mills of Opp, Alabama, and another mill. The note adds that the world trade in dolls exceeds five million dollars annually.
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U.S. Circuit Court of Appeal
Cew
Otton Mills
Opp
Ala
Dearden Pursues Texas Governor Bid With Tax Plan
Harlingen Tex April 2 Albert J Dearden of Marlin campaigned in the Rio Grande Valley denouncing dollars and cents politics and an alleged copyright suit by Harry McKee for treasurer He kept to his revenue plan proposing a one cent processing tax on Texas refinery gasoline while McKee maintains he has copyrighted the tax idea.
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Harlingin
Tex
Albert J. Deastley
Marlin
Rio Grande Valley
Harry McKee
Dearden
Texas
McKee
Embargo on Soviet sales continues amid war end talks
The United States maintains a moral embargo on shipments of American airplanes and aviation gear to Russia despite the Soviet Finnish war cease fire. Secretary Hull announced the position after a one hour talk with Russian Ambassador Umansky at their first meeting in nearly three months. George Hill Lewis of Cincinnati was granted the first race license in the United States in 1911.
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Constantine Oumansky
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Cincinnati
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Stherren
College Township
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Wednesday Last Day Of Favorite Cooking School
The Hepham Daily Purchite's annual Happy Kitchen Cooking School hosted Mia Jessie Hogue at the Bonhi auditorium at 2 o clock. Mogile demonstrated recipes and offered home kitchen tips while the event invited the public with free admission and a baking contest finale. Participants included Mrs Tasker Short, Giedis Flour, and B44 43 winners judged Monday.
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Happy Kitchen
Mia Jessie Hogue
Puessey
Bonhi
Mogile
Eppedraner
Tasker
Iit Mise Hague
Eecevuniet Amd
Hayy Kittenen Conking School
Chamberlain warns neutrals of fate for aiding Germany
Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain told the House of Commons that the Allies will prosecute the economic war against Germany. He warned neutral nations that aid to Germany could lead to the same fate as past victims of German policy, and said Britain will halt shipments of Scandinavian iron ore and has taken practical steps to intercept German ships off the Norwegian coast.
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Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
Germany
Chamberlain
Britain
Norweelin
Bridges Collapse as Flood Worsens in Luzerne County
Wilkes-Barre April 2 Bridges connecting Wilkes-Barre to Kingston and Plymouth failed under pounding flood waters of the Susquehanna River. A gasoline tank explosion occurred yesterday at a storage facility with 1.2 million gallons of gasoline. The river was receding but warmer weather could bring a new crest. Twelve people were confirmed dead, with many left homeless as waters moved downstream.
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Wilkis l
Kingston
Plpmouth
Susquehansin
Tosita
Sunwury
Daniel Not To See License Plate Number One
Fort Worth report notes confusion over license plate numbering and registration communications. An official inquiry mentions Governor Lee and County Tax Assessor Bourland in a correspondence about standard licensing procedures.
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Someoe
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W Lee
Bourland
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Road work advances on 5.6 mile Keahube project
Work on 5.6 miles of road from Highway 78 to Union Valley school through Keahube progresses with grading and rock base placement. Commissioner Seome Williams reported Tuesday morning that the project, split into two sections, is currently active in Section B.
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Union Valley School
Keahube
Seome Willams
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