Widow urged to succeed Byron after fatal Georgia crash
Friends of Representative William D. Byron of Maryland's Sixth District push to nominate his widow to fill the seat after his lane crash death near Atlanta. In Washington, his widow indicated she would seek the nomination while a wheat expert from Montana, Thomas D. Campbell, refused to reveal his mission as he departed New York for London by clipper plane as an adviser to the Soviet first five year plan.
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Bobby
New York
William D. Byron
Maryland
Lane Crash
Atlanta
Washington
Montana
Thomas D
Campbell
London
Soviet Russia
Beery Replies to 600000 Suit in War Era Case
A woman named Beery counters a six hundred thousand dollar suit connected to wartime events. The article notes a two month delay and mentions a child arriving in New York with parents after leaving Europe due to the conflict. It references Assunta Habsburg Bourbon as a relative and ties to European royal circles.
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New Yat
Europe
Forrst Syaniah
Assunta Habsbuitey Bourbon
Alfonso
Spain
Lease-Lend Clash Over Troop Deployment Proposal
Senator Allen Eliender of Louisiana urged an amendment to the Lease-Lend Bill to bar the President from sending American troops abroad in a tense Senate debate. Secretary of State Cordell Hull warned the move could invite greater Japanese aggression as Administration allies pressed a naval financing request before the House Naval Affairs Committee, backed by Rear Admiral Royal E. Ingersoll for a 200000 ton build.
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Louisiana
Administration
Cordell Hull
House
Naval Affairs Committee
Royal E. Ingersoll
Vice President Wallace Greets South American Students in Washington
Vice President Henry A. Wallace welcomed 170 South American students and educators arriving in Washington. He conversed with the group in their native Spanish, earning compliments for his ease and warmth during the capitol visit led by G. Uribe of Colombia.
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Henry A. Wallace
G. Uribe
Columbia
Washington
Capitol
Wallace
Ski Queen crowned Carol Brace wins ski hat title
Broadway star Carol Brace is named National Ski Patrol Queen by Charles M Dole, chairman of the National Ski Patrol System, in a new and saucy ski hat award reflecting the season's chic style.
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Carol Brace
National Ski Patrol
Charles M. Dole
National Ski Patrol System
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