House Supports Reorganization Act Debate in House Delays Bill Passage
Washington April 7 The House refused to kill the government reorganization bill by a teller vote of 191 to 363. Rep O Connor Democrat New York moved to strike the enacting clause stalling the bill while amendments were prepared. He warned of no compromise and said opponents and Communists lobby for support. The gallery crowd packed, police warned against disruptions as lawmakers debated tactics and potential delays.
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Washington
House
Rep. O'Connor
New York
O'Connor
Rem Crawford
Michigan
Fnally
Tiber
McCormack
Missichusetts
Three RAF Fliers Killed in North Sea Crash
London April 7 The Royal Air Force reports three fliers killed when their reconnaissance plane exploded over the North Sea off Dudgeon Light near the Humber Estuary. Wreckage and oil patches were found as part of the search, ending a period of air force losses.
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Royal Air Force
London
Royal Aw Pores
North Sea
Air Ministry
Dudgeon Light
Humber
Young Farmer Reuben Viland Killed by Farm Accident
WemLEN April 1 Reuben Viland 26 son of Mr and Mrs A Viland was instantly killed yesterday on a farm near hers when he fell beneath a manure spreader as he steadied horses. Survived by his parents and four brothers. Funeral plans incomplete.
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Wemlen
Reuben Viland
Mops
A. Viland
Mfemiensy
Viland
Lina
Paroés
Convict Granted Visit To Sick Father In Claremont
James Swangon, inmate at the South Dakota penitentiary, was cleared to leave with a guard to visit his seriously ill father in Claremont, after Governor Jensen granted permission. Swanson serves a long term for grand larceny and has about three quarters of his sentence completed. he may be away two or three days. The warden anticipated his return soon.
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Siqux Falls
James Swangon
South Dakota
Claremont
D. D
Jensen
Swanwon
Permis
Sion
Swan
Gracid
Larce
Geclan
La Follette Attacks Senate Tax Bill Reform Fight
Senator La Follette of Wisconsin assaulted the Senate finance committee tax bill as backward and unfair. He argued it should be rewritten on an ability to pay basis to remove fear and restore confidence in government amid committee claims the measure would ease national anxieties.
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Washington
la Follette
Wisconsin
Senate Finance Committee
Promises Action On Medical Situations
New York April report notes William J. Kerr M D of San Francisco takes office as the American College of Physicians president and signals support for addressing medical care issues in the country. The remarks imply opposition within the A M A and a push to expose leaders, seeking federal medical aid.
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New York
American College Cet
William J. Kerr
San .Francisco
Association
Follette Criticizes 15 Percent Capital Gains Tax Suggestion
Ea Follette says the proposed 15 per cent tax on capital gains would undermine a progressive system of taxation. The remark indicates strong opposition to the plan and its potential effects on tax equity.
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Fia
Ea Follette
Tax Revision Bill Lauded By Harrison
Senator Harrison of Mississippi praised the tax revision bill as it moved toward Senate action. He said the measure would reduce fear and restore public confidence, with his finance committee revamping the House bill by removing undistributed profits taxes and dramatically revising levies to spur business activity.
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Harrison Washington
Harrison
Mississippi
Gebste
Senate
House
Senate Finance Committee
Franco the Spanish rebel leader a soldier first
In this profile of Generalissimo Francisco Franco the article paints a disciplined, reserved man who values the army over politics. A veteran of 150 engagements, he led the Foreign Legion, became a brigadier general at 34, and coordinated the 1936 uprising from the Canary Islands. He is short, dark, with a velvety smile, and commands loyalty from army peers. He is abstemious, rarely indulges in ceremonies, and is married to Carmen with a daughter.
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DE Witt MacKenzie
New York
Francisco Franco
Fransco
Franco
Fieur
Foreign Legion
Popular Front
Canary Islands
Canaries
Taiuan
France
Morocco
Caudilla
Generalissivo
Franto
Carmen
College program features Mia Jeanette Noel performance
The W. C. A. of Huron College held a meeting Wednesday with Mia Jeanette Noel singing Beneath The Cross, Florence Roberts on piano, and Miss Ethel Parrost leading prayers. Lavi French, a religion instructor, spoke on Oberammergau and the tenth year, noting Miss French saw the performance in 1920 and again in 3H. The speaker highlighted key points from her play and Scripture, answering audience questions. limited time allowed only a few items to be shown.
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W. C.A
Huron College
Mia Jeanette Noel
Florence Roberts
Ethel Parrost
Sis Lavi French
Exhill
Oberammergau
Ighter
U S Withdrawal From China Favored Ahead Of Making Japan Respect American Rights
Fortune magazine reports the U S public leans toward withdrawing from China while 57.5 percent favor boycotting Japan by not buying Japanese goods. The survey, from Fortune's April issue, cites Panay and Tokyo aggression as context for isolationist and pacifist trends. Only about 23 percent supported war if Japan provoked further.
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U.S
China
Japan
Unty
Fortune
New .York
United States
Fortune Magazine
Roosevelt
Panay
Orient
France
Italy
Guim! Russa
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WPA
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Osborn, Jarold, Robinson and Fleming
Manolis
Third
Dakota
Osborn
Marvin Hughitt
J. C. Penney Company
Osborn Clothing Company
A. H. Crawford
Roy J. Miller
Penney
Merle’ Bruce
Servi Shoe Shop
Bruce
Iinsis Avenue
J. C. Penney
Huron
Huronite
FC. Penney Company
MacKenzie
U. S
America
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