Czecho-Slovakia Rejects Nazi Demands in Policy Stand
Czechoslovakia said no to Konrad Henlein's demands for policy changes to suit Germans in 3.5 million Sudeten residents. Berlin press labeled the moves moderate, while Vienna papers warned Prague that the republic's future is bleak as national unity is challenged amid Nazi pressure.
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Czecho-Slovakia
Praha
Czechoslovakia
Konrad Henlein
Henlein
Republic
Berlin
Adolph Hitler
Voelkischer Gebachter
German Reich
Hitler
Vienna
Austria
Reichspost
Thefuehrer
Reichstag
Germany
Praho
Gas Engine Compression Leaks and Repair Clues
Extension agricultural engineer Earl L. Arnold explains that gas engine compression leaks occur past pistons or valves. In an upright engine a test with oil poured atop the piston helps locate the leak and indicates whether piston rings or valve seating need replacement.
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Earl L. Arnold
Extension Agricultural Engineer
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Prime Pump Priming in National Recovery Drive
The article compares the administration’s 4.5 trillion recovery plan to Farmer Jones reviving a failing pump. It depicts President and aides optimistic yet wary, endorsing spending and lending to spur future growth. Hopkins 1.256 trillion, Jones 1.5 trillion, Ickes 1.1 trillion, Straus housing loans, Douglas fiscal insight.
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Jones
Farmer Jones
WPA
Harry L. Hopkins
RFC
Jesse Jones
PWA
Harold L. Ickes
U. S
Nathan Straus
SEC
William G. Douglas
Causes and fixes for compression leaks in engines
The leak is past the valves and requires refitting. In horizontal one cylinder engines the leak location is found by feeling over the exhaust and intake pipes while turning the engine against compression. Compression leaks come from loose or defective cylinder head gaskets and must be avoided by careful head removal, proper gasket material, and tight cylinder head bolts.
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Arnold
Rain Rumor Sparks Denver Weather Call Flood
A rumor spread that Army Air Corps training at Denver would trigger rain as air tarps practice with bombs. Albert W. Cook, assistant district forecaster, denied the claim saying the explosions would not cause rain.
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Denver
Weather Bureau
Army Air Corps School
Albert W. Cook
Oklahoma student trades degree for first airplane
Grace Stevenson, 20, a University of Oklahoma student, agreed with her mother to earn a college education while she pursued flying. She will get her degree next year and has become a licensed pilot with 100 hours of flight time.
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Norman
Okla
Grace Stevenson
University of Oklahoma
Miss Stevenson
Tough Man Porter Mistaken as Robber in Evansville Store
In Evansville Indiana a storekeeper called police reporting a tough looking man threatening a hold up. Siren alert brought a squad car but the suspect turned out to be Butler Spike Porter, a police mechanic, on an errand.
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Evansville
Ind
Spike Porter
Noyes Retires as President of AP
Robert McLean of the Philadelphia Bulletin elected president of the Associated Press replacing Frank B. Noyes who resigned after 38 years as AP president. Noyes urged newspapers to defend an independent press as the board considered but rejected local radio broadcasting of AP news.
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Noyes
New York
Robert McLean
Philadelphia Bulletin
Associated Press
Frank B. Noyes
The
Washington Star
T the
United States
Paul Bellamy
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Tom
Independent Press
A. PB. Board
Reclamation
Letter writers debate pension bills and aged aid policy
A reader criticizes an editorial stance on old age pensions and school funding. The letter contests the lack of specifics, claims few eligibles receive aid, and argues aged residents should be supported alongside education. The correspondent cites beneficiaries, self reliance, and education as key issues, and references the Rotenberry bill.
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the Star
Alf
Tinker
Magnolia A. & M
Unclear fragment cites election role and dates
Fragmentary note references April 1938 and route or commission context. Details are unreadable. no clear event or entities to confirm.
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M. i. Maga
P. S
Sioner
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