Mosley Endorses Hitler Racial Policy Before U S House Panel
Retired General George Van Horn Moseley told a congressional committee he approved Hitler's control of Germany by the German people and his remarks on Jews as long as method and other issues are set aside. He cited the idea of Jewish courts and questioned U S military court governance while denying such a plan. The hearing touched on Communist and anti Communist topics as Moseley faced unusual water supply questions from an unidentified aide.
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Washington
Jung
George van Horn Moseley
Congressional
Hitler
Germany
House Committee
Fourth Army Corps
James F. Campbell
Owensboro
Moseley
Campbell
George Deatherage
St. Albans
W. Va
The
Knights of the White Camellia
United States
Atlanta
Rhea Whitely
Saint Louis delays departure over Cuban landing request
Captain Gustav Schroeder postpones sailing of the German liner Saint Louis to seek permission to land 917 German Jewish passengers barred entry to Cuba. Police in launches and aboard keep watch as passengers face possible self harm incidents.
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Havana
Cuba
Gustav Schroeder
Saint Louis
Germany
Maus Considered for W C T C Post in North State League
Greensboro Record reports Jimmie Maus former UNC athlete and Thomasville Baseball Club manager is a candidate for head coach at Western Carolina College. Maus and Crowell Little remain as the final two nominees with Maus to meet officials soon.
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Imaus
W.C.T.C
Greensboro
Jimmie Maus
Thomasville
University of North Carolina
Western Carolina Kers College
Maus
Crowell Little
Carolina
Kings Mountain
Former Judge Manton Denies Taking Cash for Favors
Martin T. Manton, former senior judge of the U S Circuit Court, denied from the witness stand that he sold judicial favors for litigants cash. The statement comes amid New York proceedings dated June 1.
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Smanton
New York
Martin T. Manton
U. S. Circuit Court
Drop Special Railroad Bond Tax Possible in 1939
Greensboro report says half cent tax for retirement of railroad bonds may be dropped from 1939 taxes. County Accountant Willis Booth notes sinking funds can cover bond retirement, leaving only 5917.75 outstanding after a 10000 retirement. Prepayment discounts fade monthly as tax figures await assessor updates.
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Greensboro
High Point
Uty
Willis Booth
Booth
Townsend Old Age Pension Bill Crushed In House Vote
Washington June 1 The Townsend Old Age Pension bill fell to a decisive 302 to 97 defeat in the House amid heated debate. Opponents mocked the plan as costly and impractical while supporters argued it would aid the elderly and boost business.
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Townsend
Washington
Representative Treadway
R-Mass
Ways and Means
Rep
Hendricks
D-Fla
House
Capitol Hill
Rep. Short
Rmo
Coughton
West Coast Espionage Crackdown Prompted by Bases, Departments Say
Attorney General Murphy announced the Justice Department is tightening counter espionage on the West Coast due to an array of military naval and aviation bases. He said the crackdown is necessary and there is more espionage now than before. Agencies are holding informal meetings in his office to coordinate East and West Coast efforts.
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Washington
Murphy
Justice Department
Soviet Funds British Plan Is Still Short Of Demands
Moscow reports Premier Foreign Minister Molotov frames Britain and France proposal as lacking, urges an effective front and broad guarantees. He signals openness to further talks while criticizing omissions for Estonia Latvia Finland and other European borders.
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Moscow
Britain
France
Russia
Vyacheslaff Molotoff
Supreme Soviet
Soviet Union
Foreign Ministry
Maxim Litvinoff
Stalin
Molotoff
Estonia
Latvia
Finland
Poland
Greece
Turkey
Rumania
U. S
London
Soviet Russia
Baltic States
Foreign Office
Romania
Germany
Baltic
Gray appoints committee to select convention site
Winston Salem June 1 Gordon Gray president of North Carolina Young Democratic Clubs appointed today a committee to select the time and place of the state organization's next meeting The committee includes Miss Hope Buck Arch T Allen Judge Sam M Cathey Robert C Wells and John T Rogers One invitation has been received from the Charlotte Young Democrats to hold the meeting there September 8 10
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Gray
Young Democratic
Winston-Salem
Gordon Gray
North Carolina
Young Democratic Clubs
No Borrowing For Treasury During Year
Secretary Morgenthau announced the treasury will borrow no new money this summer and will refund a note due September 15. The cash balance of 82.46 billion will cover expenditures and income until the next regular financing date. He plans a new five year note offer to holders of 426.6 million of notes maturing September 15 with the lowest rate for a similar security, to be announced Monday.
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Washington
Moergenthau
Treasury
Morgenthau
Roosevelt Plans White House Meeting With Major Businessmen
President Roosevelt will host about a dozen leading businessmen at the White House to discuss economic issues. Attendees reportedly include Charles R. Hook of the American Rolling Mill, Sidney J. Weinberg, and John D. Biggers. the president aleady suffers a sinus cold and fever and may meet them in his study if dinner is canceled.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Whit House
Commerce Department
Charles R. Hook
American Rolling Mill Company
Middletown
Ohio
Sidney J. Weinberg
New York
John D. Biggers
Toledo
White House
Hopkins
Madden warns of persistent vicious labor practices
National Labor Relations Board chairman J Warren Madden told the Senate Labor Committee that violent tactics persist to block union organizing and collective bargaining. He backed Senator La Follette’s bill to curb labor spies and armed guards and cited nearly 50 board decisions finding espionage against unions by major firms including Jones and Laughlin, Hearst, Remington Rand, and Consolidated Edison.
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Washington
J. Warren Madden
National Labor Relations Board
Congress
Senate Labor Committee
la Follette
Wis
Madden
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation
Mackay Radio and Telegraph Company
Hearst Publications, Inc
Pennsylvania Greyhound Lines
Remington Rand, Inc
Consolidated Edison Company
Montgomery Ward and Company
Yale and Towne Manufacturing Company
Brown Shoe Company
Two Pensacola Air Base fliers die in training plane crash
Two naval air station fliers are killed when their training plane plunges into Pensacola Bay. Navy officials identify the men as Joseph S. Fox, 34, Seattle, Wash., lieutenant junior grade naval reserve, flight instructor, and another unnamed crewmate from Pensacola.
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Pensacola Air Base
Pensacola
Fla
Naval Air Station
Pensacola Bay
Navy
Joseph S. Fox
Seattle, Wash
Naval Reserve
Lifting Bond Limit Debates Echo in Senate
Senator Vandenberg warns lifting the $30 billion debt limit merely delays a larger debt, urging a long term bond authorization up to the legal cap. Norris seeks TVA bonds for private utility purchases, while Harrison explains low-rate financing needs. Roosevelt plans White House talks with nine major businessmen.
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Washington
Vandenberg
Mich
Senate
Congress
Treasury
United States
Norris
Ind-Neb
TVA
Harrison
D-Miss
Roosevelt
White House
Mrs Elsie Hall Conry Graduates With Honors
Wayne Neb Mrs Elsie Hall Conry 34 year old mother of three graduates with honors from Wayne State Teachers College. She last attended Wayne in 1924 and said she decided to return to college after her last baby’s birth.
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Wayne, Neb
Wayne State Teachers College
Elsie Hall Conry
Conry
Wayne
FDR Declares Public Service As Presidency In Harvard Class Reply
Cambridge June 1 President Roosevelt replies to Harvard class of 1904 questionnaire. He lists public service as President U S and notes he travels about 1,000,000 miles. Classmates offer mixed views on his New Deal and WPA projects while Roosevelt keeps recreations and hobbies as before 1934.
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Cambridge
Mass
Roosevelt
Harvard
U. 8
Henry H. Bond
Boston
Avery L. Bennett
Mt. Holly
N. J
WPA
Davidson Ficke
Enoch L. Burnham
Pennsylvania Department of Public Service
White House
Washington
Hyde Park
Pp Y
Soviet Stand on Baltic Guarantees Stirs British Talks
London reports British officials see eventual Soviet entry into the Anglo French front but Baltic border guarantees pose a hard issue. Molotov rejects proposals yet negotiations continue as Moscow keeps doors open for talks. Chamberlain faces renewed opposition as parliament meets.
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London
Paris
Moscow
Chamberlain
Russia
First heat wave broken by rain across the nation
The season's first widespread heat wave eased as clouds and rain spread from the Atlantic coast to the Midwest. Cities reported high temperatures including Baltimore 94 and Newark 96 while Phoenix hit 100. Heat deaths occurred in Philadelphia and New York City as storms dampened drought in other areas.
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Atlantic Seaboard
Baltimore
Mercury
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Detroit
Chicago
Phoenix
Washington
Congress
Philadelphia
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Navy Department
Coast Guard
North Dakota
Red River Valley
Utah
Thistle Center
West Coast
Birmingham
Ala
Florida
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Eng
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Max Baer
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Gabby) Hartnett
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