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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1938

Page

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Ministers Recall Mexico and Britain Break Relations

Mexico recalls its London minister and closes the legation after a dispute over oil expropriation and a demanded annuity. Britain orders its ambassador to leave, as both nations suspend diplomatic ties amid Mexican assertions of insolent methods. Labor and political groups in Mexico back President Cardenas.

Great Britain Mexico Lazaro Cardenas Primo Villa Michel London Legation Owen St. Clair O'Malley Dalton Murray Cardenas Britain Eduardo Hay O'Malley Michel United States Chamber of Deputies Viscount Halifax Geneva Europe Hull

Hanes Named for Treasury Post in Roosevelt Plan

Nomination of John W. Hanes to assistant secretary of the treasury follows his short tenure at the SEC. Hanes is viewed as likely to succeed Roswell Maggs as under secretary by year end 1938, with Megill eager to return to his post from Columbia University. The reshaping of the New York Stock Exchange is a backdrop to the anticipated changes.

Hanes Treasury Roosevelt John W. Hanes Securities and Exchange Commission Roswell Mags Megill Leeve Columbia University Henes New York Stock Exchange New Deel

Supreme Court orders Philadelphia appeals show cause in steel case

The Supreme Court ordered the Circuit Court of Appeals at Philadelphia to show cause why its orders against the National Labor Relations Board in the Republic Steel case should not be vacated. The circuit court refused to let the board withdraw its case to start new proceedings to avoid scrutiny and barred further action, delaying transcript certification. In a separate NLRB case, the Supreme Court ruled that strikers do not lose their employee relationships.

United States Supreme Court Circuit Court of Appeals Philadelphia National Labor Relations Board Republic Steel Company Circuit Labor Board Steel Company Republic Isbor Board Supreme Cow

Three Billion Dollar Bill Passed By House In Turbulent Session

The House approved the president’s three billion dollar relief bill by a 328 to 70 vote and sent it to the Senate. A motion to return the measure to committee for state relief supervision was defeated. The bill authorizes 2 618 million in direct appropriations and 835 million more, totaling 2 154 million for administration to combat a low mood. A bid to strike a provision allowing states to exceed debt limits failed 90 to 86. The farm bloc secured two amendments permitting relief eligibility for unemployed farmers and free fertilizer via WPA. Charles West was designated undersecretary of the interior, with Harry Slattery of North Carolina named as his replacement, ending a feud between West and Ickes.

House of Representatives Senate Slattery West Charles West Interor Roosevelt Harry Slattery North Carolina Ickes Tekes Ebert K. Burlew White House Steve Early

Hungary's New Premier Be Imredi Becomes Leader

Bela Imredi, the newly named premier of Hungary after Daranyi’s resignation, plans to curb extremist agitation with two new measures and pushes a five point economic social program while keeping foreign policy unchanged. He is described as a polished debater, multilingual and nearing fifty.

Hungary Imredi Daranyi Duranyi House of Deputies Debster

Revenue Bill Enacted to 1938 19 Percent Tax Provisions

The HK 00 million revenue act of 1938, patched by senate and house conferees, was sent to the White House for the President. It preserves a vestige of the undistributed profits tax to save face, but limits the tax to 1938 and 1940. Corporations with over 25000 dollars in earnings face a 19 percent rate on dividends and a 1 percent tax on undistributed earnings.

Senate House White House

Iron and Copper How Blood Is Constructed and Iron Needs

The article explains blood is made of red and white cells with hemoglobin giving color, carrying oxygen and removing carbon dioxide. Iron deficiency raises anemia risk, affecting energy, appetite, and immunity, with daily iron needs estimated at 12–15 mg, higher for women and during pregnancy, and early iron-rich foods advised for infants.

Anemia types and causes outline from medical text

Anemia results from blood loss, poor formation, or destruction. Primary pernicious anemia involves marrow failure to produce red cells. Secondary anemia follows bleeding or prolonged infection, with iron reserves depleted by illness.

Readers invited to write for copper iron foods bulletin

Readers are invited to write for a free bulletin listing foods rich in iron and copper. The notice requests post cards to C. Houston Goudiss at 6 East 39th Street, New York City, for samples on balance and diet focused on blood-building minerals.

C. Houston Goudiss 39Th Street New York City Rreaders Tyo C. Houston Goudiss East 39Th Street East 39Th Serese Wechar

Blood-building diet guidance for homemakers

A public health bulletin stresses daily iron intake to prevent nutritional anemia. It lists iron rich foods such as egg yolk liver molasses dried beans peas whole grain cereals lean meat and green leafy vegetables and notes milk provides absorbable iron. Copper is also needed to use iron effectively with liver nuts dried beans and peas as rich sources. The author offers to provide a list of iron and copper rich foods and sample menus. WNU-C Houston Goudlas-15

WNU Houston

Peacock for the Bedspread cross stitch pattern 5974

A vintage cross stitch pattern describes a royal peacock motif for a bedspread. It notes 10 and 5 to the inch stitches, color options, transfer pattern 15 by 18 inches, and reverse motif 444 by 634 inches with a color chart and materials list. To obtain the pattern, send 16 cents to The Sewing Circle at 258 W 14th Street New York.

Cains Household Arts Dept W. 14Th Street New York N. Y

Ey thing and more sold in one aisle of one store

A fragment notes that in one aisle on one floor of a store a needed ey item exists and is available, suggesting focused inventory placement rather than a broad shopping guide. The terse line signals a single location reach within a retail space.

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