Baldwin urges union for security in Europe
In Llandrindod Wells Baldwin appeals for a united approach within the League of Nations to deter aggression and ensure collective security. He warns of a "mad house" world and argues Britain will act to prevent war in Europe. Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald and Foreign Secretary Sir John Simon prepare for the Stresa talks in Italy.
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Llandrindod Wells
Wales
Stanley Baldwin
Britain
Europe
Baldwin
National Free Church Council
League of Nations
London
INS
J.ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
John Simon
Stresa
Italy
Europe Faces Decisive Week Amid Danzig Loss and Eden Illness
London reports two new shocks for Hitler and France as Germany fails to secure a two thirds majority in Danzig. Eden’s illness removes his influence on Stresa policy, fueling British indecision between force and compromise while Stalin Pilsudski and Benes push for a unified approach to peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UW. R. Knickerbocker
London
Hitler
France
Europe
Germany
Danzig
Berlin
Anthony Eden
Stresa
Saar
League of Nations
Eden
Stalin
Pilsudski
Benes
John Simeon
Adolph S. Ochs Dies At 77 Publisher Of Times
Adolph S. Ochs 77 publisher of the New York Times and Chattanooga Times died suddenly from a cerebral hemorrhage at a Chattanooga luncheon after three years of poor health. He began delivering papers at 11 in Knoxville and rose to become a noted newspaper magnate. He is survived by Effie Wise Ochs Sulzberger wife and two children, with other relatives in New York and Chattanooga.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Adolph S. Ochs
New York Times
Chattanooga Times
Knoxville
Tos
Newell” Sanitarium
Shelby Ochs’ II
Col
Milton Ochs
Ochs
Louis Wiley
Och
Effie Wise Ochs
Arthur Hays Ochs Sulzberger
New York
Milton B. Ochs
Harry C. Adler
Annie Ochs
B. Tallimer
Marian Effie Sulzberger
Arthur Ochs Sulzberger
Ruth Ra
Foreclosure Suits Begun By HOLC
The Home Owners Loan Corporation announced it has begun foreclosure proceedings against 341 homeowners who borrowed to buy houses and then defaulted on payments.
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Holc
Washington
LLP
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Los Angeles Meat Strike Closes Shops
About 40 butcher shops in Los Angeles shut their doors Monday as housewives stage a strike against high meat prices. The action reflects growing discontent with retail costs and may impact local markets.
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Los Angeles
INS
Governor OKs May 14 plebiscite on constitution
Manila reports Acting Governor J. R. Hayden signed a bill ordering a plebiscite on the constitution for May 14. The action sets a direct vote on constitutional changes in the Philippines.
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Philippines
Manila
P. I
INS
J. R. Hayden
Man Delivers Woman's Body to New Orleans DA Office
A man named Steve Macaluso with the girl’s father and her sister brought the body of Grace Gonzales, 21, in the trunk of a car to District Attorney Eugene Stanley’s office. The man claimed she died by her own hand in the car Saturday night and was driving around since. An autopsy will determine the cause of death.
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New Orleans
Steve Macaluso
Eugene Stanley
Federal Reserve Bank
Grace Gonzales
J. R. Wolfe
Irene Mallini
Wolfe
Roosevelt Signs Huge 4.88 Billion Work Relief Bill En Route
President Roosevelt signed the record 4.88 billion work relief measure as his train moved through South Carolina toward New York for a funeral. The bill also earmarks 125 million for direct relief maintenance and 30 million for Civilian Conservation Corps continuation, amid sharp GOP criticism of Hopkins’s role.
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Roosevelt
South Carolina
New York
Warren Delano Robbins
Washington
Florida
Congress
Civilian Conservation Corps
Harry L. Hopkins
White House
Hopkins
Senate
Senator Vandenberg
Mich. Vandenberg
Rep. Snell
House
Ban Iowa U Frat On Morals Charge
An all male national Jewish fraternity Phi Beta Delta was suspended indefinitely from the University of Iowa and the fraternity disbanded after charges of keeping a disorderly house. About 25 members received letters from Dean of Men Robert E Rienow informing them of suspension.
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Iowa City
ANL
Phi Beta Delta
University of Iown
Robert E. Rienow
Anti-Labor Injunction Act Upheld In Ruling
The Supreme Court denied review of a decision by the Illinois Supreme Court upholding the state anti-labor injunction law as constitutional. Fenske Brothers and eleven Chicago furniture companies appealed from the state court ruling.
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Washington
INL
Supreme Court
Illinois Supreme Court
Fenske Brothers
Chicago
Tama Indians Seek Old Age Pensions in Des Moines
A Tama reservation delegation told Gov. Clyde L. Herring they need old age pensions as hunting deer and other game have disappeared. Governor Herring promised to try to hurry the pension applications for three tribesmen.
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Des Moines
Tama Reservation
Clyde L. Herring
Towa
Young Fear
George Young Bear
Decline of Satire in Public Debate Compared
In a 1935 reflection the author notes a calmer era preferring polite exchange over name calling. He recalls Irish wit in Parliament, cites criticisms of politicians from O Connell to Garro Jones, and argues temperate argument reflects strength not weakness.
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O'Connell
House of Commons
Disraeli
Parliament
House of Lords
Garro Jones
Jones
Meredith
Typhoon Kills Twenty-Five in Borongan Samar Coast
Reports from Manila indicate Saturday’s typhoon killed twenty five people in Borongan on Samar’s east coast. Rescue teams and officials await further details as relief efforts begin.
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Manila
P. 1
Borongan
Samar
Local option finds favor in state senate
The Iowa state senate approved a local option provision as part of a liquor by the drink bill debate. Sen. Ora Husted urged home rule while Sen. Roy Stevens backed broader scope. the local option amendment passed 26 to 24 but the main amendment remains unresolved. Proponents pushed changes and defeated the broad curtailing measure, keeping licensing limited to hotels, restaurants, clubs, bars, and certain railroad dining cars under state liquor control.
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Des Moines
State Senate
Iowa
Ora, Husted
Truro
Roy Stevens
Ottumwa
Stevens
State Liquor Control Commission
Husted
L. T. Shangle
Mahaska
Homestead Tax Exemption Bill Faces Critical Flaws
Iowa critics warn Gov. Clyde L. Herring may veto the homestead tax exemption measure as it would strain state finances after July 1. The proposal offers only a partial credit, not full exemption, and could divert sales and income tax receipts from core operations.
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John Henderson
Clyde L. Herring
Iowa
Herring
Gov. Herring
Huey Long
Aoe
Court Instructs Jurors To Call Marshall Today
Sioux City ap district court grand jury begins Tuesday with Verne Marshall editor of The Cedar Rapids Gazette testifying. Special prosecutors lead the probe into graft and protection payoffs while Judge Rice warns against malice fear or favor in indictments and urges thorough investigation.
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Sioux City
Verne Marshall
Cedar Rapids
F. H. Rice
Court urges grand jury report to aid future legislation
Judge Rice emphasizes the value of a complete grand jury report for shaping laws and enforcement. He asks press representatives to refrain from questioning witnesses to avoid intimidation and ensure the jury’s unimpeded work. Bailiffs then clear benches to prevent loitering outside the grand jury room.
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Grand Jury
Rice
Gazette Editor Testifies Before Grand Jury On Sioux City Graft
Sioux City editor Verne Marshall reveals a statewide graft network tied to liquor protection in a report to the Woodbury county grand jury. He says the system extends beyond Sioux City into Des Moines and urges action by state officials to curb corruption.
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Sioux City
Chicago
The
Gazette
C. J. Rasdal
al Capone
Woodbury County Grand Jury
Sioux’City
Sioux “City
a_ Des Moines
Sioux City Tribune
Capitol
Cedar
Rapids
Max .Duckworth
Woodbury County
Duckworth
Des Moines
Iowa
Legislative Committee
Grand Jury
Upside-Down Boy Recovers After Diaphragmatic Hernia Surgery
13 year old Jimmy Neilson of San Jose California underwent surgery for a diaphragmatic hernia at Truesdale hospital and was reported in good condition in Monday hospital bulletins.
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Fall River
Mass
Jimmy Neilson
San Jose
Calif
Truesdale Hospital
Good
Supreme Court Delays Ruling On Rail Pension Act
Washington dispatch reports the Supreme Court finished the day without ruling on the railroad pension act or the Frazier-Lemke farm moratorium act. No decision announced on constitutionality. cases unresolved as of closing.
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Washington
INS
Supreme Court
Action On Security Bill Again Delayed
Washington AP reports the House deadlock over the social security bill continued with another delay on Monday, postponing a final decision until Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Barseress
Tuesay
Man receives 15 year sentence for kidnapping couple
Evansville Indiana AP reports Joseph Edward Perdue 22 of Morganfield Kentucky was convicted in federal court for kidnapping Mr. and Mrs Morgan B Hammack of Morganfield and sentenced to fifteen years in prison.
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Evansville, Ind
Joseph Edward Perdue
Morganfield
Morgan B. Hammack
Hamilton Ordered Executed May 10
Huntsville Texas Raymond Hamilton a recaptured death house fugitive was sentenced Monday to electrocution May 10 for the slaying of Major Crowson a state prison farm guard. He said he was convicted on perjured evidence and claimed they could not hold him in the penitentiary.
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Huntsville
Tex
Raymond Hamilton
Major Crowson
S. W. Dean
Delay on War Profits Bill Delayed Again in House
Final house action on the McSwain war profits elimination bill was delayed when Rep Roy O Woodruff demanded an engrossed copy be read. Speaker Burns said an engrossed copy might be ready later but no final vote was decided. The house reapproved an amendment barring labor conscription for industry in a future war.
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Washington
House
Roy O. Woodruff
Mich
Joseph W. Burns
Woodruff
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Adolph
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Marshall
Uaz
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