Little Republic Hopes For Best Plans For Worst
Prague dispatch reports Czechoslovak officials weighing Anglo French ideas to defuse Sudeten crisis while preparing for possible German pressure. Mobilization continues on the German frontier as civil defense urges blackout gear readiness and gas masks become available on installment for city workers.
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Little Republic
Germany
Cechoslova
Abby
Eduard Benes
Sims
Phigh
Civil Air Defense
Adolf Hitler
Fuhrer
Cornerstone Laid On Low-Priced Car Plant By Hitler
In Fallersleben Hanover Germany May 26 Reichsfhrer Hitler laid the cornerstone for a large plant intended to produce a popular low priced automobile to close Germany’s motorization gap with the United States. He had previously sought labor front support and an appropriation of 30,000,000 marks to start the project. Three sample four seater cars were displayed as Hitler spoke. each weighed about 14% pounds and could reach 60 miles per hour powered by a rear hex power motor, designed to sell at 990 marks.
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Fallersleben
Hanover
Germany
Hitler
Iabor
New TVA Chief Answers Charges
Washington May 28 The new TVA chairman Harcourt Morgan testified before a joint congressional inquiry committee charging former TVA Chairman A E Morgan with a campaign of dissent and obstruction aimed at discrediting the agency He and director David Lilienthal described attempts to defeat and obstruct TVA actions in litigation in Chattanooga and elsewhere The testimony defended current TVA policy and accused Arthur Morgan of failing to cooperate and trying to obstruct action and dissenting views Continued on Page Seven.
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Washington
Harcourt
Morgan
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
A. E. Morgan
Harcourt Morgan
Gre
Lilienthal
Teanomee Valley Authority
Arthur E. Morgan
Harvard Law School
Ce Mide Wesinat
Lilient
Arthur Morgan
Suya
South Dakota Society to Hold Picnic at Jones Beach
The South Dakota Society of New York announces its second annual picnic will take place June 11 at Jones Beach Long Island. President A V Ott announced the plan today.
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New York
South Dakota Society of New York
Jones Beach
Long Island
A. V. Ott
Convicts Charter and Davis Nabbed After South Dakota Escape
Leslie Charter, 27, an escaped South Dakota convict, was captured at Ivanhoe Minnesota while eating a home meal with his parents. Earl Davis, 43, remained at large in Wisconsin as authorities continued the hunt. Both had robbed the State Bank of Harrisburg in 1900 and escaped from the Sioux Falls prison.
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Leslie Charter
Davis
Wisconsin
St, Paul
Melvin Passolt
State
Coinat Bureau
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Ivanhor
Minn
Fassolt
Earl
Porky) Davi
Passolt
Charter
Sherrif John Berg
Ivanhoe
Rt Naneed
Tvanhoe
South Dakota State Penitentiary
John Berg
Jimmy
Tve
Dakota
Ellsworth
Wis
Clifford Anderson
Elmwood Park
Elsworth
Anderson
M. L. Kjcistad
Leslie Jansen
Feds
Avis
State Bank of
Harrisburg
D. D
Seadlund Contends Kidnaping Law Unconstitutional
Seadlund’s counsel argued before a U S appeals court that the Lindbergh kidnaping law under which he was sentenced to death is unconstitutional. They contended Congress lacked power to define and punish kidnaping and sought to overturn the ruling. The case concerns John Henry Seadlund who kidnapped Charles Ross, later found slain.
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Chicago
John Henry Seadlund
United States
Lindbergh
Floyd. Thompson
Frederic Burnham
Seadllund
Wheae
Congress
Seadlund
Charles 5. Ross
Ross
Spooner, Wie
California
Poverty and Refugees Spread Along Pacific Coast
The report describes poverty following drought refugees moving to the Pacific Northwest. Between 1930 and 1990, about 36,000 families left dust bowl homesteads for westward resettlement. Many newcomers lack funds and settle on marginal lands with limited income, with 24 percent on abandoned farms and 48 percent on unimproved small plots. only 28 percent secure functioning farms or subdivisions.
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Portland
Ore
Mey
Pacific Northwest
Pacific Northwest Regional Planning Commission
Compromise Talk Emerges On Wage Hour Bill Fees
Washington May 2 Opposing Senate factions edge closer to a wage hour compromise to placate the South by letting the labor secretary fix a regional wage scale. If no regional differentials are approved, proponents expect to oppose any pact. House and Senate differ on minimums and hours.
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Washington
Senatu
Secretary of Labor
House
Senate
Barkeley
Kentucky
Barkley
Russell
Georgia
Congress
App J
Labor leader shot in Minneapolis as murder echoes past
Minneapolis union head William Brown, 43, president of the General Drivers Union 5H, was fatally shot last night as police said a confession was obtained from a man who argued with him over union matters. The killing follows a second labor death in six months and echoes the unresolved Patrick J. Corcoran case. Brown’s body was found in his car near union headquarters. a coroner’s jury had linked Corcoran’s death to unknown suspects yesterday. Local organizer Arnold Johnson admitted he shot Brown after an argument, then fled to a nearby tavern with Miles Dunse, a union trustee, as County Attorney Ed Got ordered continued coverage.
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Minneapolis
William Brown
General Drivers Union 5H
Funda
Patrick J. Corcoran
Brown
Wilon
Corcoran
Drivers’ Union
A. F. of Ly
Frank Forestal
Arnold Johnson
Miles
Dunse
Ed J. Got
Ami
Fice
Secretary Ickes Marries In Ireland Abroad Romance Becomes Union
In Dublin Harold L Iskes secretary of the interior wed Miss Jane Dahlman a Smith College graduate daughter of Milwaukee residents and sister of Wilmarth Ickes late adopted son. The couple sailed for London after landing in Wales for their honeymoon and may travel to Paris with plans not fully settled.
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Harold L,cies
Dublin
Ireland
Jane Dahlman
Smith College
Miss Dahlman
Louis A. Dahlman
Milwaukee
Ickes
Wilmarth
John Cudahy
U. S
Wales
Fishguard
Harold L. Iskes
United States
London
Thei
Paris
Huron Plans Memorial Day Observance At Cemeteries
Huron outlines a Memorial Day program centered at local cemeteries with Rev. C. E. Wilcox speaking at Riverside Cemetery. Ex servicemen gather at 9:30 a.m. for parade to the main gate, ceremonies at the Unknown Soldier tomb, wreath drops, taps, and bugle echoes.
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Huron
C. E. Wilcox
First Methodist Church
Sista Fe
Riverside’ Cemetery
Revs. Wilcox
Carsatory
Logan
LO. Hagen
Jeaiularia
American Legion
Honor Old Goldiers
Women Relief Corps
Levi van Voorhis
Grand Army of the Republic
Charles W. Truax
Huron Zor
Huronite
Huronevision
Shakeup Signals Stronger Policy in China Context
Tokyo reports a drastic cabinet reorganization as the army gains influence, with Lt Gen Svishirofage becoming war minister and Gen Ugaki named foreign minister. Authorities expect a tougher war prosecution in China, amid behind the scenes factional debates over pursuing Chiang Kai-shek's government deeper into the interior. Rebel moves follow April crisis that pressured Konoye to reshuffle, aiming to place conduct of foreign policy beyond career diplomats.
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Tokyo
Japan
China
Kokd Hirota
Sugiyama
Okinobu Kaya
Svishiro Fag
Hideokada
Iay
Kazushige Ugasei
Chiang Kai-Shen
Fumimaro Konoye
Apaki
Hirata
2Hin
Ugaki
Korea
Hiro
Wirow
Rebel Airport Wiped Out in Mexico
In Mexico City on May 2 government fliers reportedly destroyed a rebel airport in San Luis Potosi state in retaliation for aerial attacks on small farms held by federal troops. The bombing followed two pitched engagements between federalists and Cedillistas followers of Saturnine Cedillo, leader of the agrarian uprising.
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Mexico
Mexico City
San Luis Potest
Modern farming ad touts Want Acts seed corn sales
An advertising blurb touts new farming methods and the Want Acts as a superior means to buy and sell on farm resources. It claims a farmer sold out his white dent home grown seed corn. The copy notes daily costs of 292k on three day insertion orders and urges adoption of the method.
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Harold Tschetter
Dond
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Adolf Jlitler
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Says
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Pacific
Slam
Weds Ickes
Hirota
Shanghat
Sunghai
Kweiteh
Kaifeng
Tanghshan
Koyondi
Lanfeng
Kaifenr
Lowang
Monin Province
Lunghay
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