Britain Italy Pact Hopes Rise Amid War Strikes Shadow
Report notes Garner leading as European war threats fade with Britain's and Italy’s proposed friendship pact. Talks in Rome to seal accord aim to balance tensions, curb Ethiopia conflict after earlier clashes, with anticipated British courtesy call to Mussolini and broader hopes for a stabilized Mediterranean.
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French Chamber Grants New Premier Strong Confidence
New York report says the French Chamber of Deputies gave the new premier an overwhelming vote of confidence. The article notes party accord and the premier's early steps amid ongoing government changes.
Daladier Appeals For End To Strikes In France
Paris reports Daladier’s government won a large confidence vote as strikes paralysed 120 plants amid 250000 workers. He pledged rapid resumption of arms factory output for national defense and urged strikers to return to work, warning of invasion risk if armament production remains halted. The cabinet sought decree powers to govern by decree through July 31 to ensure defense needs are met.
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No Jap Officers Taken Alive Amid War Propaganda Claims
Shanghai reporting an army spokesman said no Japanese officers were prisoners after nine months of combat. He asserted officers are sworn to the samurai code, demanding death or ritual suicide if captured. He noted 700 Japanese were said captured in the Taierhewa area, possibly soon headed to Munkow, as battles raged along lines north of Shanghai.
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Chaliapin Dies in Paris at 65
Feodor Chaliapin, famed Russian basso, died today at age 65 in his Paris apartment. Death followed a kidney ailment and accompanying anemia, unresponsive to a blood transfusion. the artist collapsed in the afternoon and passed at 5:18 p.m. EST.
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Unidentified Warships Sighted Near Philippine Gulf Coast
Manila Taliba reports 22 unidentified destroyers maneuvering in Davao Gulf 60 miles from Japanese colonies. The Rina salihe tor boat asked their nationality by radio with no reply. Davao authorities think the ships were Japanese or Dutch.
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Wage Dispute May Stall Ringling Show At Garden
EW YORK April 12 Workers of Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus threaten to strike at Madison Square Garden unless paid the same wage scale as under canvas. About 500 union actors and stagehands await a favorable reply as directors review the demands.
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Seek Help In Promoting Health High School Girls To Sell Tags
Downtown Saturday fund drive by 150 Health High School girls raising money for a child health fund. Aimed at assisting needy Huron school children with health and remedial services to improve sight hearing tonsils teeth and school work. Citizens urged to contribute generously as every dollar funds local health improvements for children.
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Former Austrian General Zelmer dies by own hand in Vienna
Vienna reports Gen Wilhelm Zelmer former commander of the Austrian army committed suicide in his Vienna home today. He once headed the tribunal that condemned Nazis after the 1924 putsch. The motive for the act was not established.
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Airport Bond Issue To Be Self Liquidating
Huron electors face a 390,000 airport bond election next Tuesday not as a traditional loan but as a self liquidating investment. A. M. Haskell, leader of the backers, outlined revenues from the airport that would cover interest and principal in 20 years while funding maintenance, with conservative annual airport revenue estimated at 5,700 and expenses at 4,? per year leaving a reserve each year.
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How Airport Bonds Would Pay Own Way Rally details bond self payment plan
A. M. Haskell outlined figures at a rally showing how Hogon’s $89,000 airport bond issue would be liquidating. The plan projects self funding within 20 years with sources including annual airport income from rentals and gas tax offset by runway maintenance fuel lights and interest payments. A margin for reserve is included and bond interest is calculated on the full amount as a conservative estimate.
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Budget cuts shrink road fund in vast farm bill revisions
The House Appropriations Committee proposed $796,785,519 for Agriculture in the next fiscal year, with total available funds reaching $961,099,580 including automatic appropriations. Major road cuts totaling $74.5 million reconfigure primary, feeder, and forest road funds, while farming programs face reductions and new laboratory authorizations are approved.
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Voters to decide auditorium site with May bond issue
Huron voters on May 3 will decide a 128000 dollar bond for a 227000 dollar WPA municipal auditorium and also choose the auditorium site. City commission, after Dinneen estate input, will offer four site options with one blank for voter suggestions. City Manager Sears will gather data on sites to place on the ballot.
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FDR May Make Appeal On Air For Popular Support
Washington April 12 Roosevelt plans a nationwide radio speech to defend a sweeping business recovery plan. Aides expect a Thursday night address after Congress debates relief and the economy. Garner opposition to further pump priming grows in Senate and House.
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Tax Bill Goes to Conference After Senate Edits
Washington April 12 The House refused to accept Senate amendments to the tax revision bill and sent it to conference to seek a compromise Rep Lamneck of Ohio urged acceptance of the Senate version as is to spur business The Senate repeal of the undistributed profits tax faced House opposition while the House only modified the current levy profile.
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Whitney Taken To Sing Sing
OSSINING New York April 12 Richard Whitney former head of the New York Stock Exchange was designated inmate M835 at Sing Sing prison today starting a five to four year sentence for grand larceny in securities misuse. He arrived at Ossining station with guards and other prisoners, handcuffed to two companions, steady under photographers' gaze as he was led to the facility.
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Crowd Fails To Reach Sing Sing Transport of Whiney
Richard Whiney the extortionist and assault convict was shipped toward Sing Sing as about 19000 spectators gathered around Grand Central Station to glimpse the prisoners. He and two accomplices faced long terms while five guards escorted them aboard a train bound for Ossining. Whitney, Cain, and Alston were under tight security with meals provided as their jail stay begins.
Syphilis To Ban New York Marriages
Albany April 12 New York state banned today the marriage after July 1 of persons with communicable syphilis Gov Lehman signed a bill requiring all prospective newlyweds to submit to a physician examination and serological blood test before applying for a marriage A physician must certify the person is not infected with syphilis or is not in a communicable stage The examination and blood test must occur more than 20 days before license application and the ceremony must be performed within 60 days after approval
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