Dynastic Prussia Premier Weds Actress in Berlin Ceremonies
I RIN the dynatic premier of Prussia and all minister of Germany and Emmy Sonnemann, thirty seven year old actress, married in Berlin. First in city hall and then at evangelical cathedral with Reichsführer Hitler as groomsman in both rites. Notable Germans attended as a grand opera chorus performed and a Nazi air force display accompanied the triumphal procession through crowded streets.
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I Rin
Prussia
Germany
Emmy, Sonnemann
Berlin
Evangelical
Stresa conference weighs future of European security
At Lake Maggiore the Stresa talks between Britain Italy and France explored peace plans and security pacts with Mussolini warning the issue may not settle quickly. Britain resisted new commitments without Parliament approval and France pressed for a united front with Russia against German rearmament.
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Flandin
Laval
France
England
Russia
Germany
Mussolini
Italy
Fulvio Sovich
Stresa
Hitler
Flandia
Austria
Bulgaria
Hungary
Italy keeps 600000 men under arms to modern weapons
Missolini’s Popolo d Italia announces Italy will retain 600000 troops under arms until the horizons clear and equip them with modern weapons. Italians and French suspect Germany is scheming to destabilize northern Africa to weaken Europe. The issue was discussed privately at Stresa.
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Missolini
Popolo d'Italia
Italy
Germany
Africa
Europe
Stresa
France and Russia sign mutual aid pact amid sanctions plan
Paris reports say the Franco Russian agreement acts as a de facto military alliance to deter a designated aggressor, likely Germany, with possible extensions to Czechoslovakia and the Baltic states. A Russo German trade treaty aims to boost German orders and expand credit lines, strengthening ties between Moscow and Berlin.
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France
Russia
League of Nations
Paris
Geneva
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Baltic States
Reich
Deutsche Bank and
Discount Gesellschaft
Dresdner Bank
Hhe
Reichsbank
Government uncovers major immigration fraud ring
A government announcement says extensive frauds in the Immigration and Naturalization Service from 1923 to 1933 led to ousting many employees and criminal prosecutions. Investigators estimate bribe takers and fixers obtained up to a million dollars from asylum seekers. revelations are believed to be only partly disclosed in a secret New York district inquiry.
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Immigration and Naturalization Service
Labor ‘Department
New York
Presidents Work Relief Bill Signed Amid Debate
President Roosevelt aboard the Farragut special train signed the $4 880 000 000 work relief bill after the measure passed both houses. He allocated $125 000 000 to the WPA administrator and $30 000 000 for continued emergency conservation work. Hopkins discussed as possible chief assistant. Robinson and Roosevelts aides weighed political implications amid NRA social security and tax policy debates.
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Roosevelt
Jacksonville
Fla
Farragut
New York
Warren Delano Robbins
Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Harry L. Hopkins
Hopkins
Vandenberg
Michigan
Snell
NRA
Joe Robinson
House of Representatives
Fi Fm
Akron Rubber Strike Tests Labor Weakened by NRA Pact
The American Federation of Labor pledges to fund a potential Akron tire plant strike as key to enforcing the New Deal labor program. President Green says the walkout would test organized labor’s ability to uphold collective bargaining promises and the NLRB order for Goodyear, Goodrich, and Firestone to elect bargaining reps. Firestone seeks a DC Supreme Court injunction against NLRB and NRA interference.
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Akron
Ohio
American Federation of Labor
Green
NRA
Rubber Workers of
National Labor Relations Board
Goodyear
Goodrich
Firestone
NLRB
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Farley’s planned retirement amid cabinet tenure debate
Postmaster General James A. Farley traveled to New York to study the political scene. Local Democrats say he will retire after Congress adjourns, though he neither confirms nor denies. Roosevelt wants him to stay as head of the Democratic National Committee, resigning the Post Office job to lead the campaign.
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James A. Farley
New York
Congress
Farley
Democratic National Committee
New York Democratic Committee
Roosevelt
National Committee
Huey Long
Notable U K minister Warren Delano Robbins dies
Warren Delano Robbins, a long time diplomat and first cousin of President Roosevelt, died in a New York hospital after a week of illness from pneumonia. Adolph S. Ochs, Times publisher, suffered a cerebral hemorrhage and died in Chattanooga at seventy seven. Edwin Arlington Robinson, acclaimed American poet, and three time Pulitzer winner, also died.
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Canada
Warren Delano Robbins
New York
Roosevelt
Adolph S. Ochs
The
New York Times
Chattanooga
Tenn
Edwin Arlington Robinson
United States Supports Argentina Chile Plan for Gran Chaco Peace
The State Department announced general U.S. acceptance of a joint Argentina Chile proposal to end the Bolivia Paraguay war in the Gran Chaco. Brazil, after being consulted, was expected to join the plan though specific actions were not yet determined.
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State Department
United States
Argentina
Chile
Bolivia-Paraguay
Gran Chaco
Brazil
Roosevelt Era Strikes Loom as 1930s Labor Policy Jolts Grow
A analyzing piece examines William Green and John Lewis delaying strikes to influence NRA policy before its June 10 expiry. It contrasts Wagner and 30 hour week plans with NRA, notes labor leaders' power, and discusses Europe trade tensions impacting US export and policy, including Britain Poland and Italy, plus Huey Long and Father Coughlin’s radio influence.
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Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Rubber Company
John ZL. Lewis
United “Mine Workers
Green
NRA
Lewis
White
House
Senate
Huey Long
Father Coughlin
Roosevelt
Great
Britain
Poland
Italy
Amtorg
National Institute For Foreign Trade
Portugal
Denmark
Cordell Hull
Europe
George N. Peck
Hull
Chrysler Automobile
Ruffles Confer Charm On Dress Pattern 0097
Fashion note highlights a dress pattern with ruffled shoulders a puffed sleeve and a pointed skirt. Sleeveless option offered. cotton fabric suggestions and size range given. Order details specify pattern 9987, sizes 14 16 18 20 32 34 36 38 40 42 44 and 8½ yards 36 inch fabric for size 16. Include name address style number and size when sending 15 cents to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept New York.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Department
West Eighteenth Street
New York
Two Views on Waves and Bills in a Quip
A husband and wife banter humorously as waves roll in while the morbid husband jokes about household bills. The snippet evokes domestic wit and light satire from a theatrical or comic exchange.
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George
Aiken-Umson Tops Bar Gainers Amid Telephone Prank
Youngstown Telegram reports Aiken-Umson as the greatest bar gainer seen as Paine-Well-Aikén installs his telephone and announces the number 227. He then attempts to lower it to 225 in a bold stunt.
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Aiken—Umson
Paine
Aikén
Youngstown
Real Sufferer First Negro Ya Ain't Y Self No More
A brief item from Pearsons Weekly notes one subject described as a real sufferer with insomnia and recurring wakefulness. The passage reflects a dialogue style with brief observer responses.
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Pearson's Weekly
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