Medwick Urged to Make Up His Mind in Cardinals Standoff
In Petersburg Florida the Medwick contract dispute with the St. Louis Cardinals intensifies as an $18 000 offer stands. General Manager Branch Rickey says a finality stage has been reached and a Tuesday deadline looms. If no agreement Medwick risks suspension and removal from spring camp with Sam Breadon en route to Cuba.
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Joe Medwick
St. Louis Cardinale
Joe
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Medwick
Cardinals
Sam Breadon
Cuba
Rickey
Redbird
Phoose
Bearden
Trv
Iteas
Joney
Brendon
Won't Give Up Nevada's Name Meaning Snowclad
A brief note explains that the name Nevada derives from Spanish meaning snowclad, indicating the state's topography and historical naming context.
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Nevada
Moral embargo chills U.S. ship charters and arms pact talk
Bruce Catton reports the U S Maritime Commission suspends charters to Japanese and Russian agents under the moral embargo. Two applications refused since 1939, while Vladivostok oil shipments earlier sparked debate. Also notes congressional ridicule of a fortune teller inquiry and Senator Hatch’s reluctance to act, with Hoover urging revival of the 1931 32 disarmament treaty deemed acceptable by wartime staffs.
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Bruce Nea Washingto
Washington
U. S. Maritime Commission
U. S
Russia
San Francisco
Vladivostok
Social Security Board to Aid Texarkana Claimants
Social Security Board officials announced new facilities to assist Old-Age and Survivors Insurance claimants. John H. Cooter, manager of the Texarkana field office, said personnel will be brought to the area periodically to consult with the public on claims and questions.
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Ark
Social Security Board
John H. Cooter
Cooter
Chambers of Commerce
Getting New Law Passed Is Tough
Washington report by Jack Stinnett notes despite 13 000 bills in a session only about 700 gain President assent. It contrasts murder odds with law passage, explains private bills, committee hurdles, and Senate filibusters in a vivid overview of how Congress works.
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William T. Schulte
Indiana
Washington
Blackstone
Schulte
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Hatch
Senate
Carl Hatch
Jack Stinnett
International Association of Police Chiefs
John Hancock
Joe Doaks
House
Joe Louis
Germaine
New Trade Routes Sparked Democracy's Rise
A survey traces how voyagers to America in 1492 and Asia in 1498 reshaped Europe from feudalism to capitalism. It notes banking by the Medici, Dutch resistance to Spanish rule, and the 1581 abjuration marking contractual sovereignty, linking to later American and French rights declarations.
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Hendrik Willem van Loon
NEA Service
America
Indes
Europe
Florence
Medicis
Iran
Rame
Africa
Asia
Low Countries
England
Phillip I
Spain
Netherlands
United States of America
WE THE WOMEN Honesty and gender double standards
A fragmentary, satirical piece explores persistent double standards between men and women. It satirizes expectations that women must flatter men, hide flaws, and accept male ignorance in politics and world affairs while men pretend admiration for women’s choices.
Nebraskan Woman Seeks Help With Dog’s Unsteady Walks
A Nebraskan woman asks tavern loungers to stop setting up drinks for her dog after the pet returns from walks woozy. The quirky plea frames an odd local concern about a canine companion and social venue etiquette.
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Cav
Blevins Teachers Hold Sixth Workshop of Year
The Blevins school faculty met last Tuesday night for the sixth workshop of the year led by Superintendent Mr. Wetherington. Each teacher presented a vital problem and aided in seeking possible solutions to improve teaching and learning. The aim is to strengthen understanding among teachers and enhance the school as a productive teaching unit.
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Blevins School
Wetherington
Blevins Schools
Aihong
Blevins
Hospitals Named for Late Leo Nyberg in Arkansas
BROONEVILLE Ark March 7 19xx The new Sanatorium hospital at the Arkanas state tuberculosis sanatorium here was named Monday for Leo Everett Nyberg a key figure in its creation The naming followed a Sanatorium board meeting Nyberg Phillips County representative died March 7 at Wildcat Mountain Sanatorium Fort Smith Two years earlier he opposed physicians and supported a legislative battle funding the sanatorium building Also mentions bounty context elsewhere in report.
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Ark
Arkanaas State
Orton
Leo Everett Nyberg
Sanatoria Board of Directors
Nyberg
Phillips County
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