Windsors to Visit World's Fair in New York
The Duke and Duchess of Windsor plan a late summer trip to the New York World's Fair after King George and Queen Elizabeth complete their American tour. No exact date is set, and their visit hinges on resolving the duchess status and British government arrangements.
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Duke
Duchess of Windsor
New York
George
Elizabeth
Windsors
France
England
America
Wuthering Heights
James Roosevelt
United States
Roosevelt
Hungarian Parliament Ends Jewish Business Restrictions
The Hungarian parliament approved a sweeping law limiting Jewish participation in business and professions. Deputies aligned with Premier Count Paul Teleky supported it with near unanimous backing, the clerk noting enactment by a large majority as the upper house had already signed off and only formal signatures remained.
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Budapest
Paul Teleky
Europe
Hungarian Jews Face Restrictions After Berlin Talks
Premier and Admiral Nicholas Horthy push laws to enforce limits on Jews in business and professions. Jews may vote only for Jewish candidates and cannot exceed 6 percent in parliament. Exemptions apply to Jews with Hungarian forebears since 1848 who practiced Christianity by 1919 or earlier.
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Berlin
Nicholas Horthy
Hise Named Counsel for Social Welfare Board
Des Moines Attorney General Fred Everett named Don Hise of Des Moines as assistant attorney general in charge of social welfare board legal work. Hise, ex Polk county assistant, will advise the new state social welfare board created by the legislature. Salary set by the board, likely around 3000 dollars annually, per chairman King Palmer.
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Des Moines
INS
Fred Everett
Don Hise
Social Welfare Board
Hise
Polk County
King Palmer
Wisconsin Governor Signs Drastic Labor Revision Bill
Governor Julius Heil signed a bill restricting labor practices in Wisconsin. The measure bans closed shops unless 75 percent of workers in a unit vote for them, requires 10 days notice for strikes over perishable goods, abolishes the little Wagner act and the current labor relations board, and creates a new three member board with limited powers. Labor groups condemned the legislation as harmful to unions and workers.
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Madison
Wis
Julius P. Heil
Wisconsin Council of Agriculture
Progressive
State Labor Relations Board
Wisconsin Labor Move Seen Set Back by Century
The remark describes a pushback against labor activism in Wisconsin by arguing it would set back progress by at least 50 years. The quote emphasizes a strong stance in opposition to organized labor efforts.
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Wisconsin
Reelect George Brown To Secretary Post
George A Brown executive secretary of the Iowa high school athletic association board of control since 1923 was reelected for a one year term starting in the fall semester. The five member board acted April 29 and the decision awaits approval from the 25 member representative council meeting in Des Moines on May 20.
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DES Moines
George A Brown
Board of Control
Iowa High School Athletic Association
Association
Brown
Seven Elected To Board Of Y M C A
Iva Carrithers the retiring president and six other men were elected to the YMCA board by member vote. The seven fill vacancies on the 21 member board. meeting May 16 will elect officers. In a separate note, 1799 American farmers filed bankruptcy in 1937 38, a 27 percent rise from the prior year.
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Iva Carrithers
Y.mca
Mr . Carrithers
Hans N Boyson
H J Little
Harold Millhiser
Robert Little
Joseph A. Lattner
R R. Epler
How Family of 5 Can Eat Well On 12 a Week
A 12 dollar weekly meal plan for a family of five, detailing daily menus to supply adequate calories protein and minerals. Thursday menus include prepared cereal sausage cakes dried apples and milk for children with a pot roast dinner and boiled potatoes plus tomato and bean soups and light beverages.
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Community nutrition aid offers low cost foods and recipes
The Cedar Rapids Gazette notes daily food allowances including butter 15 pounds for table use and cooking, 3 quarts fresh milk per child, baked bananas with lemon sauce, and peas in cans or fresh. It invites requests for Meta Given booklets and mentions the Community Nutrition Service dial 5515 for marketing and diet help.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
Community Nutrition Service
Dial
Relief Gardeners To Receive Tomato Plants
Distribution of tomato plants through the county garden office for relief gardens will start May 10. Garden director E S Smith announced Wednesday. An issue of late cabbage and tomato plants is planned for about June 10. Relief gardeners were advised to leave space for tomatoes and cabbage. Cool weather has delayed planting. Under a new schedule next Monday the garden office in the courthouse basement will be open three days a week Monday Wednesday and Friday. Several private lots have been listed with the garden office and will be made available on request.
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E S Smith
Alburnett School Board Names New President and Hiring
A Monday meeting elected Clarence Peterson as president. Returning teachers signed contracts include Supt Carl R MecCalley Principal Carl Lang Coach Wayne Lang Mary Lockwood Bernice Basker and Mabel Sloan. Anna Martin of Fort Dodge elected primary teacher. Bus drivers hired are Eugene Estill George Flitsch Dick Hendryx and Eugene Heppker.
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Clarence Peterson
Carl R MecCalley
Carl Lang
Wayne Lang
Mary Lockwood
Bernice Basker
Mabel Sloan
Anna Martin
Fort Dodge
Eugene Estill
George Flitsch
Dick Hendryx
Eugene Hepker
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