Papal Succession and European Diplomacy Amid Crisis
The piece surveys Vatican politics following Pope Pius XI's death, noting Cardinal Pacelli’s rapid elevation to camerlengo and potential papal candidacy. It discusses German and Italian diplomatic reactions, appeasement trends, and how Rome plans to balance church independence with national power amid looming military budgets and European tensions.
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Pius XI
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College of Cardinals
Cardinal Pacel- Rare
Germany
Das Schwarze Korpa
Vatican
Carl Ludwig Diego van Sore Ata
Pacalti
Papacy
Rome
Cardinals
Suano
Labor Nation wrestles over Wagner Act and NLRB limits
Turbulent debate in labor circles centers on the Wagner Act, NLRB decisions, and Supreme Court influence. AF of L leaders Green and Tobin push for arbitration and peace talks, while Congress gauges public mood and potential amendments amid court rulings and employer concerns. Ground shifts as Roosevelt’s plans meet independent union resistance and rising calls for reform.
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Daniel Tobin
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Small Telephone Companies Face Wage and Hours Law Impact
Bruckart's Washington Digest examines how the federal wage and hour act could apply to small, rural telephone companies. It warns many local exchanges might need to raise operator pay, add staff, or close, threatening service in towns served by about 4.1 million subscribers. The piece notes political and regulatory debates, potential layoffs, and the broader effect on rural communities and jobs.
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Omen in the News Roundup of Royal and Public Figures
A garbled clump of items reports deaths including a Russia widow linked to Lenin, Japan’s Empress Nagako and birth events, a resignation from the Daughters of the American Revolution, and a Paris gathering on the Bois de Boulogne. Names and dates are inconsistently rendered.
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