Diplomatic shifts cloud Mexican policy amid expropriation row
U S policy makers show signs of softening toward Mexico amid expropriation disputes. Officials expect a possible settlement based on future oil proceeds or securities, while Britain gains leverage over Mexican oil trade and Cardenas faces a stalled payment outlook. Hitler’s moves toward Sudeten autonomy prompt cautious European tests as Czech defiance firms up support from Britain and France. Secretary Wallace signals a 37 percent wheat acreage cut next fall.
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Cardenas
Mexico
Britain
U.S
Hitler
Czech
Czechoslovakia
Russia
France
Wallace
Tammany Leader Arrested as Policy Racket Front Man
James J. Hines a top Tammany Hall figure was arrested in Dewey's office on charges of acting as front man for a Dutch Schultz policy racket. Investigators say he aided twelve heirs among the Schultz indictment and was held on $20,000 bail. He appeared voluntarily at Dewey's office.
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NEW York
James J. Hines
Tammany Hall
Tammany
Thomas E. Dewey
Dutch Schultz
Dewey
Hines
Schultz
Law panel backs $2 million autogiro development fund
Washington AP reports the House Military Committee approved legislation to authorize a $2,000,000 appropriation for autogiros and other rotary-wing aircraft development. The measure advances toward broader consideration in Congress.
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Washington
House Military Committee
Oil Firms Agree to Plead Nolo Contendere and Pay Fines
The Justice Department said 14 oil companies and 11 executives awaiting trial in Madison Wisconsin on anti trust charges will enter nolo contendere pleas and pay maximum fines totaling 400000. The deal will be submitted to Federal Judge Patrick D. Stone on June 2. The defendants include Socony Vacuum Oil Co City leaders and others from Standard Oil Continental Oil Pure Oil Shell Sinclair and more.
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Washington
Justice Department
Madison
Wis
Madison Court
Patrick D. Stone
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co., Inc
Charles E. Arnott
New York City
Wadhams Oil Company
A. G. Maguire
Milwaukee
Standard Oil Co
of Indiaa
Amos Bell
Chicago
Cities Service Co
Cities Service Oil Co
Empire Oil and Refining Co
Harry D. Frucauff
Tulsa
Okla
Continental Oil Co
Edward Karstedt
Denver
Pure Oil Co
G. C. Morris
Shell Petroleum Corp
Alexander Fraser
St. Louis
Sinclair Refining Co
J. W. Carnes
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corp
Robert W. McDowell
Phillips Petroleum Co
Frank Phillips
Bartlesville
the Ohio Oil Co
Skelly Oil Co
W. G. Skelley
First White Settler Claim in North Carolina West of Blue Ridge
Workers on the federal writers project believe Capt William Moore born in Ulster County Ireland in 1726 was the first white settler in North Carolina west of the Blue Ridge mountains.
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Federal Writers’ Project
Capt Wiliam Moore
Ulster County
Ireland
North Carolina
Blue Ridge Mountains
Radio Programs Evening Schedule Highlights NBC CBS Networks
The listing details dense network programming for the evening and night slots across NBC CBS and affiliated stations. It lists specific shows, hosts, orchestras, and time blocks from 00 to 11:30 PM with mentions of WEAF WJZ WABC WBBM KMOX WCCO and other stations, indicating a broad national radio slate.
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NBC
WEAF
WJZ
CBS
WABC
WBBM
KMOX
WCCO
Toronto
Weaf Chain
WJZ Chain
Victor Bay
Wabc and Chain
Roy Shield
W4z Chain
Americans At Work
BaFleh, Schallert
Lewond Lone
Orrin Tucker
Teady King
Grants
NBCI
Henry King
Oommy Noone
Rob Bryant
WHO
Breakfast_ club
Road of Life
Just Neighbors
Kitty Kelly
WMMB
WeCco
Wwoc
Woman In White
WEAP
Jerry Sears
David Marum
Biennese Ensemble
Ruth Carhart
Lorenzo Jones
Dan Harding
Wlees
The
Cabbage Patch
Jack and
Loretta Clemens
Pepper ‘Young's Family
Radio Guild
Buffalo Summers Theater
Ao the Guiding Light
Mary Marlin
Kitty Keene
Nell
Grossroads Hall
Don Winslow
Navy
Tee Por Pun
Rex Maupin
Washington Calling
Chain
Johnnie Johnston
Lum and
Abner
Jimmy Allen
Uncle Ezra
Gerar Saerchinger
Wabc and Chain 545
Dr. Orestes
Caldwell
Frank Black
Orcystra
Weap Chal
Maurice Boltaing
Benjamin Sweet
Paul Whiteman
WEBM
WOC
George Olsen
Hollywood Hotel
Jimmie Grier
Weap Chain
Frank Trumbauer
Leighton Noble
Lew Bonick
Ozzie Nelson
Jimmy Noone
WOO Wcco
Willie Bryant
CES
Wceco
Pope deplores stupid atmosphere in world history
Pope Pius XI at Castel Gandolfo greets 30 German Catholics and about 1,200 pilgrims. He condemns the current, especially German, atmosphere as stupid and menacing and says the German pilgrims prove they are good Catholics and good Germans amid tense times.
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Pope Pius
Castel Gandolfo
Pius XI
Germany
Veblen Victim Of Air Crash Former Iowa City Resident
Eiling H. Veblen a 43 year old Los Angeles resident and chief test pilot for Douglas Aircraft was among ten killed in a United Airlines crash near Cleveland Tuesday night He previously lived in Iowa City where his father Prof A Veblen taught at the University of Iowa and he attended Iowa City High School and began university studies
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Iowa City
Eiling H. Veblen
Los Angeles
Douglas Aircraft Company
United Airlines
Cleveland
Veblen
Andrew Veblen
University of Iowa
World War flyer and longtime American Airways pilot dies
An obituary notes a World War flyer and ten year American Airways pilot, married to Mary Hitch cock of Iowa City. His sister-in-laws Mrs Ralph Brubaker and Mrs Joe Brown live nearby. Co-pilot A S Merrifield also perished, having piloted the Iowa City run until a year ago.
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American Airways
Mary Hitchcock
Iowa City
Ralph Brubaker
Joe Brown
Here
A S Merrifield
Richard C. Ross of Grinnell Dies at 93
Richard C. Ross, 93, of Grinnell died at his son George R. Ross’s home Wednesday morning after a stroke on Sunday. He founded a shoe firm that operated over 50 years after moving from western Pennsylvania to Grinnell in 1880. He had retired for twenty years and traveled in Central America and the Pacific. Funeral services will be held Friday.
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Grinnell
Richard C. Ross
George R. Ross
Ross
Central America
Pacific
Commons Supports British Air Arms
The House of Commons backed the air rearmament program 329 to 144 after Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain said Britain’s air force would be “one of the most formidable fighting machines in the world” if war came tomorrow.
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London
House of Commons
Neville Chamberlain
Senator Bridges' Wife Dies After Stroke
United States Senator H Styles Bridges of New Hampshire lost his wife Sally Bridges to a cerebral hemorrhage after an auto trip to a dentist's office. Sally Bridges, 34, mother of three sons and former teacher, died at a hospital shortly after the stroke.
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Concord
N. H
Jins
United States
H. Styles Bridges
N H
Sally Bridges
Senator Bridges
Washington
Bridges
Senator Pope to Run for Reelection
Washington AP reports Senator Pope of Idaho announced Wednesday his bid for another term. The item notes the political filing while a separate line mentions a forestry study finding more than 22,000 distinct wood species classified.
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Washington
Pope
Idaho
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UMWA Accepts Green Resignation After Betrayal Label
Washington report says the United Mine Workers executive board accepted President William Green’s resignation from the AFL union membership after branding him a betrayer of organized labor. John L. Lewis leads the rival CIO faction and chaired the proceedings. The 14 point condemnation was released by the miners’ board.
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Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
United Mine Workers of America
Green
Organized Labor
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Mrs B Green Praises Cuticura For Clear Skin
Miss B Green of Davis Oklahoma reports three years of facial pimples cleared after three weeks using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She invites others to obtain a free sample by writing to Cuticura Dept 85 Malden Massachusetts.
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B. Green
Davis
Okla
Cuticura
Malden
Mass
Union Leader Accused of Betrayal and Anti Labor Actions
The federation head is accused of apostasy to the mine union and betraying the movement. He allegedly counseled those aiming to cripple the union and opposed labor candidates and the Wagner act. He is said to be silent on vigilante violence and aligned with sweatshop interests.
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Green
Thomas Kennedy
Pennsylvania
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Cloud
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Williams
REA Service, Inc
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0. S. Marine Band
Commons
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