Europe Faces Tense Front as Nations Arm and Align
Across Czechoslovakia Hungary Poland and Germany massed forces and debated concessions as Britain France and Russia urged restraint. Mussolini warned France over arms support to Madrid while U.S. Supreme Court narrowed tax immunities. Labor rulings backed sitdowns. Farley attacked doom-sealers. Wallace said wheat quotas coming too late.
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Erman
Benes
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Slovakia
Hungary
France
Vatia
Great Britain
Russia
Europe
Hitler
Berlin
Vojtech Mastny
Germany
Beeved
Fuehrer
Britain
Chamberlain
Henlein
Budeten
Navy asks 23 million from President for defense build up
The President requests immediate appropriation of 23,875,000 to strengthen sea and air defenses under the naval expansion act. Funds would cover three new warships ten auxiliaries a fleet of fast small vessels eighteen point five million for ships nine patrol planes three point three seven five million a dirigeable half a million and navy yard upgrades three point five million.
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Speaker Bankhead
Aux- Maries
Macon
Akron
Navy Yards
Predestination Omitted From Presbyterian Confession in Meriden
The General Assembly at Meriden Mississippi voted 151 to 130 to remove from the confession two sections declaring predestination. Separately, a Roosevelt note disclosed crop loan losses by the Commodity Credit Corporation since 1933 totaling 83,987,495 with proposed restoration of 100,000,000 capital and causes including market value declines in cotton, corn, tobacco, and other commodities. The largest single loss, 51,499,150, came from the 1934 cotton loan portfolio.
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General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
United State
Meriden
Miss
Commodity Crop Corporation
Roosevelt
Capitol
Budget Bureau
Wisconsin Progressives Back Daniel Hoan For U S Senate
The Wisconsin Farmer Labor Progressive federation snubbed Gov. Philip La Follette and unanimously endorsed Daniel W. Hoan, Milwaukee's Socialist mayor, as the 88 progressive candidate for United States senator. The convention applauded when the secretary ruled out La Follette's name for re election.
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Phil la Follette
Wisconsin Farmer-Labor- Progressive Federation
Philip LaFollette
New National Progressive Party
Daniel W. Hoan
Milwaukee
United States
LaFollette
Earle Leads Democrats to Decisive Victory in Pennsylvania Race
Desperate primary battles within the Pennsylvania Democrats yielded a sweeping win for Gov. George H. Earle and his state machine, routing the Dutrey-Lewis faction from top to bottom. Earle clinched the Senate nomination over Mayor Wilson, and Kennedy topped Duffey-Lewis for governor. Republicans gained momentum as graft charges tainted the Democratic campaign. Judge Arthur James defeated Pinchot for the GOP nomination, with Davis renominated.
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Earle
Duffey-Lewis
Jim Farley
National Committee
Kennedy
Stone
Arthur James
Gifford Pinchot
John L. Lewis
Pinchot
James J. Davis
Guffey
Lewis
Pennsylvania
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Brand
Second Greatest Show on Earth lifts New England range
National Geographic notes Mount Washington and Cannon Mountain tramway bring new spectacle to White Mountains. Barnum praised the range as the second greatest show on earth as readers learn about old legends, the Profile of the Old Man, and the region’s history from early explorers to modern tourism.
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Barnum
New England
National Geographic Sect
Myontieaton
Die
WNU Services Ince
White Mountains
Mount Washington
New Hampshire
Cannon Mountain
Franconia Notch
P. T. Barnum
Canada
Maine
Connecticut Valley
Vermont
New
White Hills
Atlantic
Presidential Range
Plymouth
Gorham
Dixville
Berlin
Sporsman
Darby Field
Erin
Dare By Field
Field
White Mountain
Ag Hawthorne
Nathaniel Hall
Haid
Poe
AlGge
Curringe
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House
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United States Supreme Court
Justice Stone
Port of New York Authority
Justice Roberts
University System of Georgia
Italy
Mussolini
Spain
Duce
Barcelona
National Labor Relations Board
Kuehne Manufacturing Company
Flora, M
NLRB
A. F. of L
Labor Board
Ford Motor Company
Covington, Ky
Thomas Corcoran
Benjamin V., Cohen
Homer Martin
Ford Company
Farley
Cornmonwealth Club of
Chicago
Republic
Wallace
Congress
James A. Farley
Schmeling
Louis
Is Sports Riddle
George A. Barclay
Joe Conis
Max Schmeling
New York
Grst
Max
Joe
Jim Braddock
Lous
Gene Tunney
Mix Bae
Tymmy Farr
Tony Gaente
Bill Stewart
Bill
National Hockey League
Chicago Blackhawks
Hawks
Ernie Quigley
Center College
Kentucky
Praying Colonels
Harvard
Moran
Uncle Sem
Francia Oulmet
Tobny Goodman
Omaha
le Fred Hass, Jr
New Orleans
Oatioan
Rey Bivo
Francis Oulmet
Boston
Daly Lewis
Roland Logan
University of Pittsburgh
Glenn Cunningham
Jim Polis
Panthera
Glenn
Max Baercever
Iowa
Lowe State College
Elinic
Mount Mitchell
Carina
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Mount
Washington
Hawthorne
Whittler
General Grant
Webster
Mark Twain
Winston Churchill
Grant
Massachusetts
Johnny Goodman
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