World Week reports Franco declares second year of triumph
The piece notes the Spanish Civil War entering its second year with celebrations in rebel cities and Franco’s order to date documents as the second year of triumph. It details casualties, territorial gains, and the major assault around Madrid, alongside other European news and incidents.
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Upper Silesia Puzzle Delays New World Accord
Reports say the 18 year old Geneva convention for Upper Silesia expired amid Polish and German residents clashing over whether Poles should stay in the German section and Germans in the Polish section as cross border commerce continued.
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Wage and hours bill debate stalls at Capitol Hill
The wages and hours measure faces delays as House and Senate wrangle over compromises while filibuster tactics, regional wage concerns, and Supreme Court reform compete for attention. Officials expect extended debate and possible October adjournment as leadership negotiates with Roosevelt aides and labor groups.
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Whirlwind of Activity at Pennsylvania Station
National Geographic notes the vast Pennsylvania Station in New York, its eight acre platform, complex tunnel system, and the immense staff of 76 selling tickets. It details the daily ticket volume, large stock of printed tickets, and the busy reservation and information operations handling thousands of calls and inquiries.
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New Golden Age Forecast From Epochal Inventions
A National Resources Committee report released by President Roosevelt predicts a new era of prosperity driven by inventions like the mechanical cotton picker and air conditioning. It cautions unemployment depends on shifts in production, population growth, demand, markets, and industry migration as services expand and new industries absorb workers.
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