Neutrality 19 Obstacle to Adjournment in Congress
Washington June 1 AP Democratic and Republican leaders agreed neutrality legislation alone blocks adjournment by July 16. Four major items beyond regular appropriations include corporate tax revision, next fiscal year relief, social security act liberalization, and railroad aid bills. Hull's neutrality plan faces doubt in committees as Senate delays action to June 14.
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Refugee physicians merit approval for Missouri plan
Missouri health officials discuss a five year temporary license program for refugee physicians to serve in communities lacking doctors. The plan aims to provide trained medical care without harming American physicians already established.
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St. Joseph
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State Board of Health
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Feared Poison Plot Against Dea Witness Unfolds
Washington June 1 A mysterious aide of Maj. Gen. George Van Horn Moseley refused to let him drink from a water supply for witnesses during the House committee on un American activities hearing. The aide warned Moseley Dont touch it and carried a glass to a water cooler. Moseley, testifying on communist and anti communist activity, denied anti semitic prejudice while criticizing Jews. He said he would fire every communist in government and handle the menace in five minutes from the White House.
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House Committee On UN
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Healey
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White House
Lou Fette Marries Lucille Greer From Alma Missouri
Boston Bee pitcher Lou Fette will wed Lucille Greer a 23 year old school teacher from Alma Missouri this Sunday after securing a marriage license and a Waiver of the five day law Jim Turner another Bee pitcher will be best man and Mrs Danny MacFayden will be bridesmaid Also a second brief item notes Detective Sergeant Benjamin B Chatham has carried the same pistol for 12 years never firing it except on Christmas Eve.
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Boston Bee
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Alma
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NEW PROBLEMS IN CAMOUFLAGE FOR WAR ARISE
Homer Saint Gaudens, former U S camouflage chief, says progress in military camouflage since World War I is real but incomplete. He notes challenges from modern detection, infrared photography, mobile artillery, and non reflecting paints while praising European and British methods and U S experiments in concealing targets and dispersing units.
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Half as drunk but got twice the fine in Florence report
Florence city records a drunk in court arguing his $11 fine. He says he was half as drunk as last week when fined $6. The judge stands by the penalty, noting a drunk man can be less a nuisance than one more intoxicated.
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Florence
City Recorder
Health Digest: Haarlem Oil Capsules to Flush Kidneys
An old advertisement promotes kidney health by flushing acids and poisons. It touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a grand diuretic and urges readers to seek the genuine product from Haarlem, warning against substitutes and easy marks.
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Jugoslav Chief Sees Display of Nazi Air Power
Berlin reports Prince Paul regent of Jugoslavia witnessed a Nazi air show as Adolf Hitler greeted him and Olga upon arrival. Some 300 heavy bombers thundered overhead while Prince Paul and his party toured Berlin for eight days of talks.
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Paris
Axis Peace Front
FDR Replies He Has Written Too Much in Harvard Quiz
In Cambridge on June 1, President Roosevelt answered a Harvard 1904 class questionnaire. He said he had written edited compiled or composed "altogether too much" since 1934. Other replies include traveling about 1,000,000 miles and opinions from classmates on aversions and public service.
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Henry D. Brandyce
Jamestown
R. 1
Federal Writers’ Project
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Sorrento
Italy
Walter A. Carl
Boston Beer Company
Morris Baron
Cumberland
Stephen Gilman
Druggists’ Market Reports, Inc
Avery L. Bennett
Mt Holly
N. 13
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Arthur Davison Ficke
Lam
Prize milk cow yields 43 quarts daily in 63 days
In Lincoln Nebraska AP reports W S Kilpatrick Pauline a Holstein at the University of Nebraska College of Agriculture produced 6023 pounds of milk and 236 pounds of butterfat in 63 days. The butterfat amount would feed a family about 43 pounds of butter daily for the period.
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Lincoln, Neb
W.S. Kilt Pauline
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture Holstein
Third Degree Methods Defend Crime Control In New Orleans
Chief of Detectives John J. Josch defended the third degree as essential to fighting crime. Speaking at a luncheon, he warned he would resign if required to stop using such methods. He claimed they forced legal admissions and prevented New Orleans from becoming a haven for organized rackets and brutal crime like New York or Chicago.
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John J. Josch
New York
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