New batch of food and drug rules takes effect
Washington reports a new batch of food and drug regulations goes into effect June 23. The changes aim to safer products, clearer labeling, and penalties for misbranding cosmetic items. Some provisions push hard on cosmetic misbranding and false claims, with enforcement to tighten rules by January 1, 1940.
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Preston Grover
Washington
Food and Drugs Administration
Ad Drugs Administration
Congress
Protestant Churches Backed Wall in Nazi Row
German Protestant churches face a long attritional campaign by Nazi authorities from fines over church tax status to seizure of cathedrals. Pastor Martin Niemoeller, a dissenter, was imprisoned and sent to Sachsenhausen. The Confessional Church opposes Muller and Nazi control of Christianity.
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Milton Bronner
NEA Service Statt
London
Germany
Martin Niemoeller
Setret
Hitrindler
Hitler
Reichstag
Hans Kerrl
Nazi Party
Adolf Hitler
Jesus Christ
Ludwig Mueler
Mulfer
Friedrich von Bodelschwingh
Bodelschwingh
Muller
Mueller
Kerrl
Niemueller
Dahlem
Church of Christ
Jacobi
Berlin
W Niemoeller
Niemoeller
Moabit
Sachsenhausen
Recreation area for public meetings opens at station
Arthur M. Allen, WPA foreman, supervised the construction of a new recreating area. Plans provided by the station show the facility will serve public meetings and organized groups, with primary use for this purpose.
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Arthur M. Allen
W.P.A. Foreman
Bride on a Budget Faces Dress Deception
Iris hides a theft of funds and buys a linen evening gown on credit to impress at a yacht club dance. Bart praises the dress, believing it to be last year’s style, while Iris struggles with debt fear and the budget’s strict limits. The couple navigates social pressures and financial risk as their strained marriage tests honesty.
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Bart
Iris
Eve
John
Ellen Kent
Tris
Monica Bradon
Monica
Ester
New York
Boston
Big suit against Man of Conquest film filed in Houston
Helgogdier Gener al Andrew Jackson Houston, 84 year old son of General Sam Houston, filed a 1 090 000 libel action Tuesday in Harris County District Court against Interstate Circuit Inc Republic Pictures of Texas Republic Productions Inc and Horwicz Texan Theater Co of Houston. He seeks a permanent restraint to stop the film from being shown in Texas or elsewhere. The plaintiff is the last surviving son of General Sam Houston.
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Houston
Texas
Andrew Jackson Houston
Lam Houston
Revolutionary Herd
Harris County District Court
Interstate Circuit Ine
Reapublic Pictures of Texas
Republic Productions, Inc
Horwicz-Texan Theater Company
Blockade Thrown Continued From Page One
British infantry in Tientsin numbers 750 officers and men while French forces total 1,500 with a colonial regiment two artillery batteries and one light tank company. The US 15th Infantry left North China after 23 years on March 2 1938 replaced by a detachment from the 360 Marines at Peiping. Berlin reports Germany demands return of war lost colonies and equality in a Europe conference. Lord Halifax’s talks and Moscow mission are cited as signals of a conflicting British line.
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Tientsin
15Th
United States Infantry
North China
Peiping
Berlin
Germany
Foreign Office
Europe
Lord Halifax
Strang
Moscow
Britain
England
Russia
Opening of new recreation grounds for groups in Hope
The site will host small and special station meetings year round and be available to organized farm groups and civic organizations. Individuals may visit the recreating grounds but picnics are restricted to organized groups. A formal opening is planned for June 18 with public officials dedicating the park and visitors inspecting the grounds.
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Hope
150 Steaks Prepared No One to Eat Them
Kansas City story of 150 sirloin steaks and lavish banquet prep for visiting fire chiefs. Edward Zwillinburg and Martin Stayne, new restaurateurs, arranged cooks and wine after a guest paid with a 153 check that proved bad. The firemen never arrived for the feast.
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Kansas City
Missouri Valley Fire Chiefs Association
Ted Edward Zwillinburg
Martin’ Stayne
PWA in Arkansas Builds Schools Waterworks and Hospitals
Private capital grants of 10,797,408 and loans of 12,110,722 supported non federal projects while PWA covered all federal costs. Arkansas projects emphasize schools waterworks hospitals and county buildings with Little Rock waterworks leading at 3.5 million. Logan county hospital and Fort Smith water system are major others. The regional director highlights job creation economic boost and lasting public benefits from six year PWA effort. There is a 35000 mile network of regularly operating airlines in the United States.
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Tion
PWA
Arkansas
Ely Andl County
Little Rock
Saline County
Fort Smith
Logan County
Star
Public Works Administration
Ickes
United States
Committee to discuss neutrality bill amid warship questions
A committee planned a Wednesday meeting to decide when to start debating neutrality legislation. Some sought a test vote to delay the bill, with adjournment seen as favoring the opposition. The House committee approved a bill to repeal a law forbidding shipment of munitions to nations the president finds at war.
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Mittee
House
New Lewisville field locations announced by ET Refining
Edwin Leach East Texas Refining Co announces Patten No 2 in northeast Sec 24 16 24 and Cleve Warren No 1 in Sec 24 16 24 near Stamps Ark drilling contractor E C Johnson of Longview will drill both while Wright No 1 and Harleton No 1 have been abandoned. Twelve cars of oil shipped from Stamps loading yard to Root Refining Co El Dorado.
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Stamps
Ark
Edwin Leach
East Texas Refining Company
Lewisville
Dieso Very
Cleve Warren No. 1
E. 'C.' Johnson
Longview
Texas
Patten
Will Moisdett
Cleve Warren
Wright
Why Rents Are Cheap In Public Housing Projects
Bruce Catton notes rents in U S housing projects vary by city from 3.60 to 10.50 per room and 6.80 per dwelling, with strict occupancy rules. The article explains tax exemptions, federal loan terms, local bonds, and grants enabling low rents and long lifespans, projecting a net federal profit of 19 million annually.
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Ducksonditio
Austin
Buffalo
New York
Texas
Instadee
League of Nations Commission
Germany
Lexis
United States
Geo
Great Overstatements on Television Reported
CHICAGO. A S Walls president of the Radio Manufacturers Association said television has suffered from overstatements and that over 9 percent of the U S geographical area may not be served for some time. He spoke at the association’s Board of Directors meeting to prevent false hopes nationwide.
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Chicago
A. S. Walls
Radio Manufacurers Association
Iit
United States
Wells
New York
Welfare outlay limits and July housing plan for Iwo families
The op limit on these is $28,000,000 a year say U S H A authorities. That is the welfare cost to the federal treasury. The Fourth of July will see 1 thousand families who fed to Iwo in slums moving into new decent homes.
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Federal Treasury
Iwo
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the Center Theater
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Lewisville Field
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