Deadlock in General Motors strike drags on
General Motors and United Automobile Workers remain at odds over plant sit downs. James F. Dewey seeks a peace conference in Detroit while William Knudsen asserts GM will meet with union reps only after evacuations and rejects condoning illegal plant occupations. About a thousand sit down strikers hold up negotiations affecting nearly 100,000 workers.
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France Ready to Occupy Spanish Morocco
France plans to occupy Spanish Morocco with British cooperation. Paris protested alleged German troop presence in Morocco, while Franco rejects foreign troops. Berlin and Beigbeder deny any foreign forces in Spanish Morocco as tensions rise.
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Frank Ousted From Wisconsin University Board Vote
Frank Is Ousted From University of Wisconsin GLENN FRANK, president of the University of Wisconsin, was removed from office by the board of regents by an 8 to 7 vote amid charges of incompetence and extravagant personal expenditures. Gov. La Follette supporters cited political influence, while regents defended the action as necessary despite controversy. The dispatch also notes neutrality moves on Spain and other political developments of the era, including Ship disposal plans and Landon’s post governorship plans.
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Roosevelt Budget Fight Looms Over Tax and Policy
Washington reports President Roosevelt faces heavy resistance from park and patronage hungry senators and representatives as budget figures project a multibillion rise in revenue driven by higher taxes and undistributed earnings tax. Outsiders see gains from 1936 corporate earnings and dividends shaping a battle over tax policy, with amendments to tax and social security laws likely but no change to the core principle against taxing undistributed earnings.
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Scribner's Laid-Back Reflections On War and Law
A mixed assemblage of editorial quips and observations covers international appeasements before World War II, a Massachusetts court quibble about dating a conviction, a dinosaur footprint theft note, and a brief cartoonish exchange about aging and childhood. Rich in named places and references, including Rhineland, Ethiopia, Spain, and Dinah the dinosaur.
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Noisy Fellows Note Horn Sound Resonance
A fragmentary line recalls Uncle Bben remarking that certain autos’ horns do little to push things along but do resemble notes, a quirky aside about engine noise and rhythm rather than action.
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Uncle Bben
Pineapple Salad Place on a Lettuce Leaf
Recipe notes describe assembling a pineapple salad on lettuce with a cream cheese topping and a cherry. Dressing uses pineapple juice sugar and nut size butter, heated, then eggs added until coating a spoon. Whipped cream folded in after cooling. Copyright WN1 Service.
Remember the Birds In Cold Weather Water Is Key Feed
The article urges care for birds in winter with food on a tray or ground and suet on a post, but emphasizes providing water as sources freeze. Keep water warm like tea, so it stays unfrozen longer and many feathered visitors can drink.
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