Reich France Divided Over Forces In Disarmament Talks
Geneva reports that a dispute persists between France and Germany over how to treat armed forces in the disarmament plan. German amendments would redefine reservists as military units, boosting perceived German strength. British and other supporters oppose, seeking a stricter counting method while German delegates push for inclusion of aviation and larger army elements.
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Europe
France
Wer
Ithler
Gil Fey Wade
Berlin
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Anthony Folen
Creat Brivvim
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Cernmuanay
Nadolny
Hiller
Shrine Club Announces Ladies Night on May 12
The Kingsport Shrine club set May 12 for Ladies Night at the Kingsport Inn. Guests include Shrine clubs from Knoxville Bristol Johnson City and Euiza bethton along with Masonic lodge members and their wives and sweethearts.
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Kingsport
Kingsport Gears Up For 3.2 Beer Open Tomorrow
Kingsport prepares for the first legal 3.2 beer sale in 24 years with several local establishments advertising the launch on Monday. The move follows Tennessee legislation allowing sale outside city limits at 7:00 am and inside corporate limits at 7:01 am. Residents from nearby Virginia are expected to visit as countersbrace a long dry spell ends.
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Kingsport
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May Day Center Preparations Mark Global Observances
Red Square in Moscow and surrounding cities gear for May Day celebrations under tight government supervision. In Berlin and Bavaria amnesty for socialists is declared, while Vienna Havana prepare security measures. Spain plans nationwide abstinence with exclusions in Catalonia where fascists resist.
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Associated Press
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Sta- Yin
Germany
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Saxony
Berlin
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Dormer
Spain
Calionia
Air Line Moves Eastern Air Transport Office to Atlanta
The general offices of Eastern Air Transport Inc will move from Brooklyn to Atlanta in the coming weeks. Vice president H A Elliott said Atlanta staff will number 280 with about 400 thousand dollars annual payroll. The shift follows Atlanta night air mail service now extending routes from New York to Miami.
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Eastern Air Transport, Inc
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Methodists Have No Place for Beer
Nashville, April 29 Bishop Horace M Dubose of the Methodist Episcopal South declares alignment with Bishop Mouzon in urging that Methodists who sell 3.2 beer may be excluded from church membership. He cites church rules and a historical case upholding exclusion for selling intoxicants.
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Methodist Episcopal’ Church, South
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North Carolina Christian Advocate
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Mouzon
Methodist Church
Sale of Goods Carried on by Force of Arms in Iowa
Ten Northwest Iowa farmers faced martial law and a national guard presence as a rural sale near Denison was halted by armed troops. The chaotic event followed an earlier assault on Judge Bradley, with trials planned under special prosecutors and governors warning of further martial law if disturbances spread.
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National Guard
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Plymouth County
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Ed Gurband
Insianes Company
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Bradley
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Earl Peters
Clarinda
Tusk
Jamess W. Kindig
Towa Gupreme Court
Leon Powers
Frank B. Halligan
Des Moines
Iowa National Guard
Clyde Herring
Tle
Iowa
Michigan Department of the International Labor Defense
Detroit
F. 4H. Shoemaker
Minnesota
Washington
Public Work Program Ready to Top Off Roosevelt State
Stocks, wheat and cotton surged amid inflation hopes from the Senate’sTaft-Hartley bill and swift House action. Commodities rose to year high while the dollar weakened and foreign currencies edged up against gold.
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New York
Senate
Chicago
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Rebels In Oriente Province Suppressed After Outbreak
Havana reports a swift government suppression of a revolt in Oriente with seven rebels and two soldiers killed. Fighting spread to Ponizto and Songo with soldiers wounded and a police chief killed during looting and telegraph damage. Rebels dispersed after clashes near Naraguava and at a farm, while censorship and security measures affected press dispatches in Havana.
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Oriente
Santiago
Ponizto
Songe
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Morejon
Boniato
Songo
Pemarita
Miranda
Victorias de Las Tunas
Jomarron
Manzanillo
Guantanaino
Gate City to Have Exchange For Livestock
Gate City will host its first live stock market on Thursday. Located on Main Street, the new market features numerous stalls and full appointments to aid buyers. Operated by three local businessmen, it will give special attention to cattle raisers and farmers at the opening market.
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Gate City
Southwest
Virginia
Main Street
Special Committee Takes Work Program to the President
A cabinet committee presented a tentative one to two billion dollar public works plan to President Roosevelt aiming to create jobs through self liquidating projects. Financing options include bonds or taxes with payroll tax considered but not favored. The plan would grant the president broad control over domestic improvements and war measures while Congress is urged to act quickly.
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