Strike of Aetors Likely Strike of Actors in Hollywood
Hollywood May 1 The Screen Actors Guild by a nearly unanimous vote accepted the board of directors plan to obtain guild shop recognition. In 4,000 members in the Hollywood Legion feel the coming weeks will bring signatures to the guild shop agreement. If any principal refuses to sign, a strike will be called. Picketing of theaters will continue if producers do not meet demands.
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Death of former postmaster general Harry New
May 9 Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore. Former Postmaster General Harry New, a member of President Harding's cabinet and credited with inaugurating the air mail service, died at age 79. He had been critically ill for days and admitted for observation, with wife Mia New at his side.
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Dawes Predicts Short-Lived Low Mood in 1939
Chicago reports Charles Dawes foresees a brief low in 1939 followed by a stock market collapse and a minor recession lasting one to two years. He predicts prosperity otherwise, notes a pattern from 1873, 1897, and 1929, and mentions a December 1934 forecast about durable goods demand.
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TODAY and TOMORROW By WALTER LIPPMANN
The fragment recounts a fictitious interview with a famed chemist summoned to meet a top government figure. Delays in the audience, grandiose pomp, and the ruler’s chilling question about anything that can quickly paralyze a capital and demoralize its rulers form a tense setup in a satirical tale.
World News In Gist Of 1925 Strikes And Plans
Domestic Wollywwood stars vote on strike move. Co pilot Lamble heads to London on commercial flight, with return expected Thursday. Lakehurst inquiry into the Hindenburg disaster awaits commerce probe. Dawes predicts stock market dip amid weak business mood. Pittsburgh union votes to strike while others threaten filibusters and labor talks. Conservative Democrats and Republicans press for return of relief to states. London coronation practice seen by nearly a million watchers. Mussolini warns against interference with Italian influence in Africa. Nagque women reinforce trenches in Aiibao as tensions rise near Bilbao.
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American Mother of the Year honored in New York
Mrs. Mantel A. Poling of Omaha received the Golden White Foundation Medal at a luncheon, titled the American Mother of the Year. She was dressed in a silk dress, wife of Carl T. Gray, president of the Wien Pacific railroad, watched by her husband, two sons, daughters-in-law, and one of her five grandchildren. Charles V. Vickery presented the medal. Continued on page 2.
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Reds and Royalists Clash in France at Joan of Arc Event
In Paris on May 9 more than 11 people were injured as royalists and leftists clashed during the Joan of Arc memorial in Toulouse. The largest disruption occurred when about 100 leftists tried to force into a cathedral during the service while other areas reported a quiet day.
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Merrill and Pal on Flight Across Atlantic Waters
Dick Merrill and Jack Lambie piloted a nonstop monoplane toward London from Floyd Bennett Airport after a six hour forty minute Atlantic crossing. They reported 1155 miles covered, weather was rain affected, and their speed averaged 173.14 mph despite heavy load. The flight forms part of America’s entries in a transatlantic race timed to reach London within 17 to 19 hours.
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Crowds in London See Mock Parade
Crowds in London gathered early morning to watch the final rehearsal for the coronation pageantry of King George VII and Queen Elizabeth. The vast crowd lined streets from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Abbey, amid rain delays, as military units and dignitaries prepared for the historic procession.
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Kasper Quadruplets Reach First Birthday Milestone
Dr. Frank Jani who delivered the Kasper quadruplets last year visited the four babies Frances Welix Ferdinand and Frank as they celebrate their first birthday now weighing about twenty pounds each.
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Missing Coed Ruth Baumgartner Stirs Delaware Yet To Fate
Ruth Baumgartner, 28, a coed at Olin Weateyne University, disappeared from her dorm Tuesday night. Parents Mr. and Mrs. Raumegardner of Yankewood, Ohio, spent Mother's Day nearby in Worthington hoping for news. Authorities declined to speculate as heavy rain hindered search efforts by Noy Seoute and student body of 1,300.
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Movement for It Is Initiated in Relief Funding Debate
Republicans push for state control of relief spending with federal backdrop. Senators King and Byrnes propose dismantling WOPA and a 950 million dollar federal project, to be matched by states while keeping administration federal. House leaders plan a Tuesday conference as Roosevelt seeks cross party accord on economy and relief.
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Loss of Dirigible Believed Sabotage by Air Authority
The Air Authority and naval officials consider sabotage the likely cause of the Hindenburg disaster. Leaders cite conflicting theories while noting lack of proof, with hearings planned amid a wide forensic inquiry. Survivors and crew begin public testimony as investigations proceed.
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Compromise Court Effort Could Trigger Filibuster
Washington discusses possible Roosevelt court reform compromises as opponents prepare for a Senate showdown. Wheeler claims a majority against adding six new justices and predicts filibuster attempts would fail alongside vetoes. Opponents weigh a weekend strategy to force a vote in the Judiciary Committee with a likely anti measure lineup.
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President Hoosevelt Resting Near Brazos River Mouth
President Hoosevelt, aboard the presidential yacht, rested on the upper deck near Freeport Texas at the Brazos River mouth. He plans a days fishing tomorrow then proceeds to Washington where he intends to sign measures and assess coastal defense and naval readiness.
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Bilbao siege deepens as Basque women dig fortifications
Basque women join thousands in trenches to strengthen Bilbao’s defenses as fighters brace for a finish in the capital. Soldiers and volunteers toil with shovels and picks while insurgents press a savage counterattack on Mount Sillube nearby amid disputed terrain and a mobilization drive.
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Mussolini marks first anniversary of new Italian empire
Mussolini celebrated the first anniversary of Italy's new empire with a massive spectacle in Rome. He reviewed 45,000 troops under the Arch of Constantine as King Vittorio Emanuele watched and nearly one million spectators filled the route. The Duce stated Italy’s civilizing mission and conquest of Ethiopia.
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Vittorio Evantiele
Mussolini Seeks Expulsion Of British Correspondent
Rome May 9 British fascist quarters claim premier Benito Mussolini aims to expel a British correspondent from Italy over recent dispatches. The move follows a harsh campaign against the British press as diplomatic tensions rise.
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Windsor Hair Trimmed and Golf Round Amid Coronation Hype
May 9 Monts France AP reports at Chateau de Cande Mrs Wallis Simpson’s barber trimmed the Duke of Windsor and Herman L Rogers. The Duke, after a hairdressing morning, played golf with two unidentified guests as coronation nears. He spoke by phone with King George VI and Queen Mary about events in London and possibly a royal wedding.
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