European Tensions Rise Over Rhineland Demilitarization Crisis
Edward W. Pickard reports escalating European danger as thousands of German troops remain in the Rhineland defying demilitarization while France Britain and other signatories demand withdrawal or League sanctions. Hitler's regime presses rearmament as Paris and London seek hard lines against violation of Locarno and Versailles.
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France
Poland
Russia
Germany
League of Nations
Great Britain
Hitler
Reichsfuhrer
Lucerno
Council of
The
League
London
Foreignu
Pierre-Etienne Flancia
Sarraut
Reich
Belgium
Italy
Council of the League
Britain
Eden
England
Fland
League Council
Paris
Flandin
Locarno
Sarraurt
Frankfort
Werner Tor Blomberg
Hiver
Frankfurter Zeitung
Senate probes spark clash over power and privacy
Washington debates the expanding reach of congressional investigations and the Federal Communications Commission amid Senator Black of Alabama and his lobby scrutiny. The piece argues that legislative inquiries risk becoming tyrannical, echoing calls for court-led limits while noting possible judicial rulings and future Supreme Court review.
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National
Alabama
Black
Senate
Federal Communications Commission
Communications Commission
Senator Black
Western Union
United States
Senator Blacks
Commounications Commission
Peace Court
The
Congress
Independent Chicago mayoral candidate seeks presidential bid
Newton Jenkins of Chicago, who won 11 percent as an independent mayoral candidate last April, announces his bid for President of the United States. He says the Third party will nominate him and that the party is an organization he incorporated last year with candidates for two municipal posts. Legal actions involve Alfred A. Wheat stopping telegram seizures by the Black senate committee. The Chicago firm Silas H. Strawe sought and received an injunction against Western Union to prevent copies of firm telegrams. Hearst fights to keep a confidential telegram from the Black committee, with the American Newspaper Publishers Association urging editors to defend constitutional rights.
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Congress
Alabama
Hade
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Supreme Court of the United States
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United States
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American Liberty League
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Chicago
Ewton Jenkins
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Western Union Telegraph Company
William Randolph Hearst
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Hearst
Simplicity and Honesty of Language Advocated by Dean
Dean Alford urges writers and speakers to use simple language. He warns against long words as they hinder clearness and honest expression and erode reputation. He notes elegance may be scarce but simplicity and straightforwardness are attainable for all.
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Sntact Products, Inc
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