Britain Faces Oil War After Mexican Expropriation
The piece notes Britain’s reduced Mexico trade in early 1938 with imports at £1,156,550 and oil products comprising most of that, while exports were £342,830. It cites March oil expropriation and British concerns that Mexico cannot win the oil war against Britain and the United States given limited potential customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Britain
Cardenas
United States
Italy
Germany
Japan
Mexican Expropriation Sparks Mixed Diplomatic Reactions
Washington commentary notes Latin American diplomats mixed on Mexico severing relations with Britain. Some expect no major complications, others foresee oil property disputes between Britain and the United States, while a third group believes the move may bolster U S influence in Mexico and Latin America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mexico
Great Britain
Willam EB. Borah
Idaho
United States
Latin America
Britain
Steamship Firm Gets NLRB Order
The South Atlantic Steamship Company was ordered by the National Labor Relations Board to cease and desist interference with seamen self-organization. Trial Examiner Lohm urged reinstatement for 23 crew members of the Saccarappa and payment for time off. A CIO AFL debate in 1937 is cited with membership shifts from the International Seamen's Union to the CIO affiliated National Maritime Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
South Atlantic Steamship Company
National Labor Relations Board
Albert L. Lohm
Saccarappa
Card of Thanks for Grandmother Jane Moose
The grandchildren express gratitude for the expressions of sympathy during the death of their grandmother Mrs. Jane Moose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Moose
Soldier from Berlin Girl from Vienna in new German song hit
A cryptic headline signals a German romance hit focusing on a Berlin soldier and a Vienna girl amid questions about other European origins. The piece hints at a cultural trend without detailing specifics.
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Berlin
Vienna
Czechoslovakia
New Income Tax Law Explained By J 8 S SELDMAN
The article surveys the 1938 tax changes focusing on corporate rates shifting to 16 percent for large corporations and 12 to 16 percent for smaller ones, new provisions for undistributed profits, and eased tax on capital gains for individuals and corporations, with changes to losses carry forward and deductions for charities and gifts. It notes changes to capital assets, depreciation rules, and extended estate tax payment options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Seldman
Congress
Stork
Endorsed by Resolution at Convention Names Greensboro Leaders
The convention adopted a resolution to appoint a six member advisory committee with the chairman and vice chairmen. Incumbents Hoyle and Crissman were re elected unanimously, Marian Keith of Greensboro became vice chairman, and Henry Bridges of Greensboro was named secretary. Delegates and alternates to the Raleigh state convention were approved. High Point delegates and alternates are listed by name.
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Hoyle
Crissman
Marian Keith
Greensboro
Henry Bridges
Ed Hudgins
George Lockwell
Louis J. Fisher
Raleigh
High Point
Walter Crissman
T. R. Short
D. C. McRae
Joe B. Hoffman
Glenn Calhoun
Cassie Dunn
Bar! Phillips
W. G. Friddle
R. Meiver, Jr
H. Reese Williams
Capus M. Waynick
D. A. Kirkman
Ed Gurley
Lee Howell
R. J. Patterson
Herman Burrows
J. R. Pierce
G. C. Manly
LeRoy Briggs
R. A. Strickland
J. W. McGuinn
Thelma Moss
W. L. Jackson
Dr. C. 8. Grayson
Frank Hart
R. Parker Waynick
Wade P. Renfrow
Carter Dalton
Gurney Royals
A. C. Allman
Gaston Johnson
W. A. Hunt
J. O. House
J. Paul Williamson
C. Clark
Ben Herman
H. W. Smith
Col. Wescott Roberson
O. M. Andrews
Ernest Melton
Harville
Logan Porter
R. B. Terry
Charles McAnally
Edward Patterson
Louis J. Fisher, Jr
Lewis EB. Teague
Rupert T. Pickens
Tom Turner
Keith Harrison
Bruce Carraway
John York
D. Brutts
Guy Rice
R. H. Sechrest
Tom Bilder
J. B. Ward
E. E B. Pegram
Eli K. Ingram
J. A. Myatt
R. T. Amos
Tom Powell
Claude Smith
H. A. Millis
Vance Lanier
H. H. Kennedy
Joe Wood
Mildred Furgurson
Claude Reitzel
N. L. Garner
Byron Haworth
John D. Ross
Claude Scott
Nan Utley
Lonnie Moran
G. H. Jones
Ethel Samuels
O. M. Smith
J. B. Lovelace
L. P. Greenway
Sloan Williamson
L. G. Jones
Paul Farrington
Steve Ingram
Japanese Columns Move Forward to Attack Suchow
British subject Wilkinson, a naturalist living in Shanghai, was struck kicked in the shins and stabbed by assailants who knew he was British. He was detained 12 hours by Japanese authorities. The Japanese version says he hurled a barbed wire barricade in the Hongkew district while chasing birds.
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Shanghai
Wilkinson
Hongkew
Local NC boys named as Herbert Worth Jackson scholarship nominees
Twenty North Carolina high school boys were selected by the University School of Commerce from 172 nominees for the $2000 Herbert Worth Jackson scholarship. Interviews in Chapel Hill conducted by the final selection committee determine the winner. The award, founded by Mrs. Annie H. Jackson of Richmond, pays $500 annually for four years. Eligibility requires North Carolina birth or enrollment in a NC high school or preparatory program. each school nominates one candidate. The 20 nominees include Chester Bevender Winston-Salem South High, Ralph Bowman North Wilkesboro, Jack Lane Conley Morganton, James Crone Goldsboro, EB Daniel Durham, Edward Hipp Greensboro, Harold Keen Raleigh, Richard Kendrick Elizabeth City, Ernest Larkin Washington, William McKinnon Wadesboro, Donnell Nicholson Tarboro, William Peete John Graham High, Charlie Phillips Southern Pines, Dixon Regan Laurinburg, Charles Sawyer New Bern, Harry Snyder High Point, Richard Steele Charlotte, Nelson Taylor Oxford, James Truitt Sanford, Peter Wallenborn Reidsville.
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North Carolina
Herbert Worth Jackson
Chapel Hill
University School of Commerce
Annie H. Jackson
Richmond
Chester Bevender
South High School
Winston-Salem
Ralph I. Bowman
North Wilkesboro
Jack Lane Conley
Morganton High School
James Crone
Goldsboro
EB. J. Daniel
Durham High School
Edward B.B. Hipp
Greensboro High School
Harold A. Keen
Hugh Morson High
Raleigh
Richard Leon Kendrick
Virginia Episcopal School
Eliza
Beth City
Ernest W. Larkin, Jr
Washington High
William L. McKinnon
Wadesboro
Donnell Gilliam Nicholson
Tarboro
William P. Peete, Jr
John Graham High
Warrenton
Charlies A. Speas Phillips
Southern Pines
Dixon McLean Regan
Laurinburg
Charles Glenn Sawyer
New Bern
Harry Alvin Snyder
High Point
Richard Otis Steele
Central High
Charlotte
Nelson Ferebee Taylor
Oxford High
James Truitt, Jr
Sanford High
Peter 4. Wallenborn, Jr
Reidsville High
Senate Debates Free Spending Shifts in Lending Program
Senate sentiment grows for direct appropriations to agencies and to curb presidential veto power in lending and spending. Senator Byrd leads a coalition seeking changes. Adams subcommittee schedules hearings with Ickes and Wallace as witnesses. Hopkins likely to testify, with a floor vote possible soon.
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Byrd
D.va
Adams
Ickes
PWA
Wallace
Harry Hopkins
WPA
Senate
Freday
Fink Defends AFL Against Lawrence Attacks In Speech
C A Fink of Spencer central federation leader accuses R R Lawrence southern director of the textile workers organizing committee of making foolish attacks on the American Federation of Labor. He cites Lawrence's claim the AFL would not solicit funds from hostile manufacturers and says Lawrence created a false impression.
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Charlotte
C. A. Fink
Spencer
State Federation of Labor
R. R. Lawrence
Textile Workers Organizing Committee
American Federation of Labor
Fink
Lawrence
American Federation of Hosiery Workers
Mississippi
Georgia
Macon
A. F. of L
North Carolina
Whce
Wreck Fatal to Pastor's Wife in Virginia
Maude Joy Beaman McGee wife of Rev W K McGee of Thomasville North Carolina was killed in an automobile crash near Keynville Farmville Virginia While she and her husband and two companions were returning from the Southern Baptist convention in Richmond the car swerved from the slippery highway and hit a pole Beaman McGee died of internal injuries after hospital admission her husband is pastor of the First Baptist Church in Thomasville
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Farmville
Mau Lee Joy Beaman McGee
W. K. McGee
Thomasville
N. C
Keynville
C. M. Howell
L. W. Hansel
Southern Baptist Convention
Richmond
McGree
Roosevelt Reorganization Bill Faces Revival Skirmish
A week of Senate debate looms as talk centers on the relief bill and a possible revival of Roosevelt’s government reorganization measure. Senator Byrnes said no indication Roosevelt seeks revival, but Senate supporters vow a strong fight if revived.
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Senate
Roosevelt
House
Byrnes
8. C
NLRB seeks early ruling on power to recall orders
Washington May 14 The National Labor Relations Board seeks a Supreme Court ruling on its power to recall orders in the Republic Steel case involving 6 000 workers. The circuit court denied reopening and the Board asked for a writ of mandamus to compel the court to defend its position. The Board cites the Wagner Act authority to alter orders before certifying records.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Supreme Court
Republic Steel Corporation
Little Steel
COI
U.S. Circuit Court
Philadelphia
NLRB
Circuit Court
Republic
Department of Agriculture
Kansas City Livestock Commission
Kansas City
Commission
Labor Board
Czechs May Act Against Germans
Praha May 14 The Czechoslovakian government moves to dissolve Kon Henlein s Nazi storm troops under laws against associations. It will demand Henlein s unit disbanding. if refused, the organization will be dissolved as officially stated.
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Praha
Kon Henlein
Henlein
Adolfler
S. A
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Memphis
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Minn-St. Paul
Orleans
Portland
St. Louis
San Antonio
San Francisco
Steamship Firm
Colored News
City Shoe Shop
CI0
AFL
Baptist Convention
Ford Met Co
Inland Steel Co
Douglas Aircraft Corp
Circuit Court of Appeals
Covington, Ky
Forder
Agai Sands Manufacturing Co
Cleveland
North Main
South Main
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