Mind Our Own Business Policy Debate Cited
Former Senator George Wharton urged repeal of neutrality laws to prove the United States faces no imminent war threat. Miss Cathrine Curtis urged Congress to stay in session only as needed, while Pepper defended avoiding diplomacy of denunciation and focusing on domestic issues. Curtis argued American women seek to solve U S problems before intervening abroad.
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George Wharton
Pennsylvania
Congress
United States
Cathrine Curtis
National Organization of Women Investors
Pepper
America
Little Red Riding Hood warns about modern wolves
An orator frames global conflict as a domestic threat, warning that unemployment high taxes rising debt and decreased income constitute the wolf pack threatening society on our doorstep. The speech uses a fairy tale allegory to urge vigilance and action against economic pressures.
Five Convicted Of Conspiracy In Print Freedom Case
A Mobile Press Register case reports five men found guilty of conspiring to interfere with press rights. District Attorney Francis H Inge defended the government while Judge John McDuffie instructed jurors on First Amendment protections and the central question of whether the defendants planned to affect what could be printed or spoken. The trial focused on alleged collusion to retaliate against editorials and news coverage.
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Mobile Press Register
McKenzie
Francis H Inge
Inge
Ewald
Sam Powe
John McDuffie Sai
Peter Crouch
Sint Machines
Congress waits on interdepartmental plans amid reorganization talk
Warren, after meeting with the president, warned the third plan may shift departments and be delayed until January. He suggested a possible interdepartmental plan first, with no detail on intra-department changes. Congress may not need the 60 day waiting period, and a concurrent resolution could render it unnecessary.
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Capitol
Warren
Congress
House
Senate
Representative Taker
New York
King and Queen Sail for Quebec on Atlantic Voyage
The King and Queen depart London for Portsmouth by train to begin a nine day Atlantic crossing aboard the Empress of Australia escorted by warships. The Duke and Duchess of Windsor and other royals bid farewell with 21 gun salutes and seaplane flyovers overhead.
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Agetrana
Caith
Windsor
Gloucester
Kent
Princess Royal
Earl of Harewood
Hayg Ative
Royal
Atlantic
Southampton
Glasgow
Erglish
Australia
Quebec
Chamberlain
United States
Joseph P. Kennedy
Waterloo Station
London
Portsmouth
Power Line Contract Let for 80 Mile Line
R A Mitchell of the Louisiana Power and Light company said a contract has been let to L F Myers of Chicago for construction of an 80 mile high tension power line between Natchez and Amite at a cost of 40000 dollars. The line is a joint project with Mississippi Power and Light and will extend to the Louisiana border.
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New Orleans
R. A. Mitchell
Lousiana Power and Laight Company
L. F. Myers
Chicago
Natchez and
Amite
Vnuusiana
Mississippi Power and Light Company
Louisiana
Natchez
Lousiana
Coordinated Suez Defenses Highlight British Egyptian Maneuvers
Scenes show rapid coordination of defences along the Suez Canal as British arms and the Egyptian general staff plan joint operations. Troop maneuvers are pictured with British and Egyptian officers observing from an observation post and at a separate vantage point.
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Suez Canal
Britsh
Fevonan
Britndy
Four Held for Seed Theft in Wirnsbern Area
Four suspects are charged in a regional seed theft ring operating around Bog Creek and Raswile on Wirnsbern road. Authorities report multiple break ins since last February with one man confessing to thefts at Bug Creek and Tajbalan Oslo and a March 3 seizure totaling $1060. Additional alleged thefts at CANS ea Sid arsed and earlier incidents tied to McVayo and Harris. The case proceeds under regional court oversight.
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Accondu
Tajbalan
Oslo
Cabooh
McVayo
Harris Thek
Bo Oatiuty
Ner Gn
Joseph
Hetuern
Witnesses Subpoenaed as Court Delays Proceedings
The case features O'Hara resisting Braniff’s demand for the venire list. The court ordered stay and directed O'Hara to show cause. Witnesses were instructed to appear Tuesday for the hearing. O'Hara argued the venire list held no value for the proceedings.
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O'Hara
Iff
Supreme Court
Old firm offers car loan relief with June 1 payment
Advertisement for Motora Securities promises no payments until June 1 on car loans. Old, reliable firm highlights relief options and calls attention to page 14 for details.
Somoza Seeks U S Aid During White House Talks
President Anastasio Somoza of Nicaragua said his visit aimed to secure concrete economic aid from the United States similar to prior support. He spoke with reporters after an overnight White House stay and outlined plans to advance Nicaragua’s development and continental solidarity. He anticipated talks with several federal departments on aid and cooperation.
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Washington
Anastasio de Somoza
Nicaragua
Somozsa
Fig Auns
White House
Roosevelt
van Umtich
South America
Hoo
Leek
United State
Egg in custard Restores Smooth Texture
A raw egg beaten and added gradually to curdled custard is said to restore smoothness and improve texture. The method relies on gentle incorporation to re-emulsify the mixture.
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W. E. Smith
DeSiard
Grant's
Woolworth’s
RieRland Parsa
Bog Creek
Raswile
Wirnsbern Road
Spreme Court
Ion the
Matan
Roach
Pire
O Hara
Braniff
High Court
Motora Securi
Brazil
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