Hitler Replies To Reichstag Speech Draws Mixed U.S. Reactions
Washington reporters relay a broad set of views from senators and representatives on Hitler's Reichstag address. Some call it bluster while others see slight progress toward peace. Critics urge focusing on domestic issues and caution against expecting European settlement.
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Borah
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Foreign Relations Committee
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Reichstag
State Department
Hull
Department
Roosevelt
Europe
Connally
D-Tex
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Embargo on Barge Line Freight Ties Up River Traffic
An embargo on all freight for Federal Barge Lines was ordered as dock workers and boatmen strike disrupts river traffic. MajorGen. Ashburn directs diversions to other carriers. affected terminals include St Louis Mobile Memphis Cairo Peoria and New Orleans. Towboats and barges tied up as wage demands and a closed shop contract linger unresolved. Negotiations with Inland Boatmen and dock unions stalled after refusals to recognize the unions as sole bargaining agents.
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ST. Louis
T. Q. Ashburn
Inland Waterways Corporation
Mobile
Alaicksburg
Miss
Memphis
Mississippi Valleyge Line
RWNUS Radio Schedule for Saturday April 29
A detailed list of radio programs with times and hosts across KW, KWEK, KiWK, KWIK, and KWK. Highlights include News segments, Bandstand, Texas Drifter, World Marches, and Sports items like White Sox vs St. Louis Browns. Closing with Good-night All.
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Barry Birds
Grady Cantrell
Kwek
Rise ’N Shine
Cent
Soekolsky
EWE
White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Kiwk
KWR
Santaella
Sons of the Pioneers
KWK
Bud Jackson
Ray Schmidt
RWR
Washington Golfers Rout St Louis U and Tennis Wins
Washington's golfers routed St Louis University yesterday by 13 1 2 to 4 1 2 as the Bears posted scores from 75 to 79 in most matches. The Washington tennis team defeated the Billikens 6 to 2, marking the fifth straight tennis victory for Washington and the Bills' first loss.
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Washington
St. Louis University
Billikens
Bears
Alumni Order of CCC Formed in Mobile Washington links joined ex CCC enrollees
An organization of former Civilian Conservation Corps enrollees called the 3-D Men of America is formed in Mobile by Rep. Frank W. Boykin. It plans national headquarters in Washington and lists officers from Alabama Georgia Florida and New York. Membership costs one dollar and aims to keep CCC camp relations alive and promote good citizenship after discharge.
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Ala
Civilian Conservation Corps
Frank W. Boykin
Washington
St. Francis Street
Happy Days
CCC
Alphonse Lucas
Boykin
George Tonsmeire
Cottle
Men of America
America
English girl to ride across Canada on horse
Miss Mary Bosanquet, 25, from Devizes England, plans a seven month cross Canada horseback journey starting Vancouver. She aims to average 16 to 30 miles daily with weekly rests, reaching Montreal by November with possible detours to Quebec Halifax and Ottawa. She stresses it is not a stunt and seeks to enjoy the trip and scenery with her horse.
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Montreal
Mary Bosanauet
Vancouver
Canada
Quebec
Halifax
Kamloops
B. C
Sault Ste. Marie
Ottawa
Toronto
Favors Four Percent Interest On Farm Loans
Representative Romjue supports Congress establishing three percent as the permanent rate of interest on all farm loans. He notes temporary four percent on land bank loans and four percent on commissioner loans has been enacted twice, urging a permanent sound policy to aid agriculture. He says farmers deserve adequate returns and a reasonably low rate will help prosperity.
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Washington
Romjue
D-Ma
Congress
Romiue
Congressional
Stephens College Girls Survey Interest Politics and Preferences
In Columbia Missouri in April Stephens College students describe themselves as Democrats and readers who follow tennis. They admire President Roosevelt and place the First Lady third after Lindbergh. They prefer brunettes to blondes, dislike certain male types, and favor tall men. They report their letter-writing habits with tall, dark suitors as a noted trait.
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Columbia
Stephens College
Women’s College
Roosevelt
Colonel Lindbergh
Belen Wills Moody
Don Budge
Australians favor sleep suits for hot nights
In Sydney on April 28, Australians favor nightshirts over pajamas as hot weather drives men to the single-piece light silk sleep suits. The garment, praised in headlines as a practical hot-night option, reflects a shift in informal men’s sleepwear during heat waves.
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Sydney
Australia
Hitching Posts Collected by Van R Rodgers in Cleveland
Cleveland April 23. Van R Rodgers collects old hitching posts though he has never ridden. He plants the best ones in his front yard, making a curious display of remnants from a past era.
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Cleveland
van R. Rodgers
Historic hoarder lists World War relics and antiques
A fragment notes a collector with a wide array of items including World War II helmets, wooden Indians, wagon wheels, locomotive bells, coffee mills, and antique guns, reflecting a diverse antique collection and the odd assortment gathered by one man.
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