Anger of Great War Not Passed Crisis May Be Near Funerals
Berlin on May 25 reports say Germany views the Czech frontier tension as worsening due to repeated Czech military air violations. The Berlin Tageblatt warns that apologies cannot remove the root causes and a reckless act could spark an explosion at any moment. Dr Ernest Hisenlohr protests to Czechoslovak foreign minister.
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Berlin
Germany
Berliner Tagnablatt
Ernest Hisenlohr
Praha
Yellowstone Dam Project Advances
Montana rivers and harbors officials report the Yellowstone canyon dam near Livingston advancing under a relief bill amendment. A $5,000,000 appropriation funds dam construction to irrigate about 1,500,000 acres in the Yellowstone river basin. U S Army engineers from Sheridan inspected the site and deem it feasible.
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Livingston
Senate
Yellowstone Canyon
Yellowstone River
United States Army
Sheridan
Yeluweigi River
Livingstou
National Council to Advise President Bailed
A conference of business leaders educators and economists approved formation of a national council to advise the president and congress on American problems. A nine member board would study many aspects of modern life and issue anticipatory recommendations for policy and planning.
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Washington
National Council
Congress
Bulkley
Senate Manufacturers Committee
Wages Bill Sparks Debate on Northern Bias and Southern Industry
The proposed wages and hours bill would let the secretary of labor set hearings to determine if certain employment falls under interstate commerce rules and, with appeals, enforce a federal minimum wage. The measure fuels north versus south tensions, with critics arguing it would tariff northern products by raising costs for southern labor. The debate cites regional economic differences and the bill’s broader aim to curb Southern competitive advantage. The article asks if Northern higher wages can be sustained without harming Southern factories, noting ongoing partisan divisions and questions about implementation. Continued on Page 6.
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House
Secretary of Labor
United States
Cfrenit Court of Appeals
Nothern One Moyers
Texto
South
Lodge
Massachusetts
Davis
Pennsylvania
Morgan Attacks TVA Leadership as Damages Claim Emerges
Washington May 25 Dr Arthur E Morgan former TVA director attacks the agency's leadership for mismanagement and deceit. He accuses Harcourt Morgan and Lilienthal of dishonest statements to the president congress and public and alleges a concerted effort to sway public opinion against private utilities. The testimony opens a congressional investigation into TVA practices.
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Washington
Arthur E. Morgan
T.V.A
T.V.A. Board
Joint
Congressional Committee
TV A
Harcourt A. Morgan
David ©Hilenthal
Congress
Berry
Teno
Tv.a
Morris Jam
Lillenthal
Commonwealth and Southfen
Tannessee Valley Authority
Roosevelt
Committee
Confess
Harcourt Morgan
Lilienthal
O Connell Again Declares Will Talk in Jersey City
Public Safety Director Daniel Tasey blocked an anti Hague groups permit for an open air speech in Jersey City citing potential disturbances and riot risk. Rep Jerry O Connell Jl Monta announced he would speak despite the denial. The dispute follows a May 7 canceled Journal Square meeting where fears of bloodshed were voiced by opponents.
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Jersey City
Public Safety
Daniel Tasey
Pershingfield
Hudson County Committee For Labor Defense and Civil
Jerry O'Connell Jl
Monta
O'Connel
John T Berrard
Journal Square
Senate May Pass Wage Hour Bill
Washington reports political forces behind the House flip on Wageshour Legislation aim to push the measure before adjournment. After a reversal and strong support, the bill passes 314 to 27 in the House. Senate resistance appears reduced as labor factions unite in favor.
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Senate
Washington
House
Mexican envoy seeks oil company talks to resolve expropriation mess
Mexican Ambassador Francisco Castillo Najera arrived in Washington with authority from President Cadenas to negotiate with American oil firms over properties expropriated two months ago. He did not reveal a concrete plan but said he is prepared to meet company representatives when they choose to engage, with the next move resting with the firms.
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Washington
Francisco Castillo Najera
Plann
Cadenas
American pilots accused in Mexican rebel air assault
Mexican War Minister Ayala announced three alleged Coatulata aviators arrested at Nuevo Laredo would be court martialed on charges of rebellion. The dispatches say they were stopped on the international bridge en route to Cedillo to fly planes back to the rebels.
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San Luuis Potosi
Cedros
United States Pilota
San Luis Potos
San. Luis Potosi
Jeader
Rin Verde
San Luis Potosh
Ayila
Coatulata
Nuevo Laredo
Tamaulipas
International Bridge
Cedille
Hopkins Intervention in Primary Sparks Senate Clash
Washington report notes Harry T Hopkins stirring a storm as Senator Wheeler accuses his action of pressuring Toral workers to vote for Wearin. Clark Gillette and Wheeler demand a withdrawal while pledging to reveal all administration attempts to influence the primary and tie relief funds to political outcomes.
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Washington
Mar
Harry T. Hopkins
Senate
Wheeler
Hopking
Acton
Wearin
Gillette
Tad
Hart
Clark
Hopkins
Telleft
Hopkine
Ickes
Wallace
Fare
Mine Workers Accept Resignation of Green
The United Mine Workers international executive board chaired by John Lewis adopted a resolution approving William Green’s resignation as president of the AFL. The measure censured Green for betraying the mine workers, promoting rival unions, and opposing Thomas Kennedy’s gubernatorial bid in Pennsylvania. Green had held union membership for 0 year.
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Washington
International Executive Board
The
United Mine Workers
John TL. Eawis
Mine Workers’ Union
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Pennsylvania
Thomas Kennedy
Green
Mine Worker's Union
Leader of Tammany Hall Held in War on Rackets
James J. Hines, a top Tammany Hall leader, was arrested in New York for fronting a policy racket tied to Dutch Schultz. A sworn statement by a Dewey staff member linked Hines to the alleged scheme and 12 of Schultz’s heirs. He was held on a charge of fronting a lottery after appearing at Dewey’s office. The arrest warrant, issued by Justice Philip J. McCook, followed questioning by ADA Charles P. Grimes.
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Tammany Hall
New York
James J. Hines
Tammany’s
Archeenomy
Thomas E. Bower
Dutch Schultz
Alain
Dewey
Hines
Menu
Schultz
Deweys
State Supreme Court
Philip J. McCook
Charles P. Grimes
George Weinberg
Harry Schoethans
J. Richard
Dixie) Davia
Plane Wreck Laid To Flight Engines
Cleveland May 25 1941 two engines blamed for the plunge of a United Airlines plane into a suburban gully. Ten people died including pilot James Brandon co pilot seven passengers and a stewardess. Airline officials said the ship struck trees during a left turn while attempting to lift clear. Preliminary inquiry by Department of Commerce investigators sought causes as the Newark to Chicago flight crashed into a field near the port.
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Cleveland
United Airlines
Persis
James Brandon
Coronel
Samuel Ro
Gerbergald
Cie
Department of Commerce
Newark
Chicago
Funds earmarked for Montana irrigation and dam projects
Washington May 25 The proposed amendment to the PWA bill would earmark 500,900 for irrigation and flood control in Montana. An amendment seeks 200,000 for the Bighorn dam near Hardin and 300,000 for a dam on the Powder River. Sacramento Calif May 25 The two day 18th annual California ram show at the state fair closed with 64,644.80 in sales and 24% of entries owed, averaging 18.30.
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Montana
Fort Perk
Livingston
Yellowstone River
P Benator Wheeler
Mont
P.W.A
Bighorn
Hardin
Powderiver
Sacramento
Calif
State Fair Grounds
Chinese Rally 10 Ottoman Jap Advance
Chinese forces, about ten thousand strong, retreating from Suzhou area, move toward Mengcheng and Mengcebeng inland, salvaging rifles to threaten Japanese westward gains along the Lunghat line near Hankow. Tokyo reports a Japanese division under Kenji Oitaia reached Lunghat, while Chinese defenders reportedly lack artillery and supply bases across the Yellow River.
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Shanghai
Japan
Sudan
China
Suchow
Mengtheng
Aumwei
Langhai
Mengcebeng
Lunghat
Hankow
Ching
Hnkow
Chinnae
Kaifeng
Yellow River
Oil tanker Elwood blasts injure crew in Fall River
Fire and a series of explosions aboard the oil tanker Elwood tied up in Fall River maine left two men missing and at least 25 injured. Chief mate Carl Bendrien and crew Michael Yori wiper Jersey City New Jersey and Walter Whiner Boston were identified among those aboard.
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Maaz
Elwood
Carl Bendrien
Michael Yori
Wiper
Jersey City
Andy Walter Whiner
Boston
Ruthless Dla ughter in Pain in Alicante Raid
May 26 dispatch from Alicante reports a ferocious bombing raid by insurgent planes killing at least 250 and wounding over 1,000. The central market was hit, hundreds died, and rescuers worked by flashlight amid ruined buildings as government forces pressed toward Tremp near the Catalonia front.
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Alicante
Spain
Mallorca
Castellon de la Plane
Elderly innkeeper and wife slain in New York area
In St James Long Island on May 25, Warwaz inszki Hermanowski, 44, and his wife, 53, were found dead behind their tavern after blunt force trauma and gas exposure. The double homicide shocked the North Country Road community, with authorities treating it as a crime scene.
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St James
N.Y
North Country Road
Long Island
Warwazinszki Hermanowski
Word to the Unwise Fool wins poster contest for Keith Shaw
Keith Shaw of New York earned 81 000 in a national Drive Safely poster contest with 3 026 entries. The winning design shows death’s skeletal hand grasping a speeding car’s rear plate and the word Fool to urge safer driving.
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Keith Shaw
New York
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