World News Summary From May Brussels Conference Talk
Roosevelt seeks unified stand on Japan with Britain and others while a nine power conference in Washington faces opposition in Washington. Italy pledges support to Japan and Shanghai reports claim Japanese gains in North China. Labor split deepens as CIO plans dual union structure amid federation battles. TVA expansion stands blocked by agriculture and other departments in hearings. Supreme Court upholds Justice Black as Levitt and Xelly lack standing to challenge appointment.
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Italy
Japan
China
Tokyo
Giacinto Auriti
Auriti
Kensuke Horinouchi
Atlantic City
John L. Lewis
C. S 0
Ssneticgay
Bor
Jon L. Lewis
Denver
Green
Pacific
Co. I. G
Pacific Coast
George L. Berry
Tennessee
Federation
Lewis
Non-Partisian League
Berry
Hugo L. Black
Supreme Court
Albert Levitt
Virgin Islands
Patrick Henry Xzelly
Boston
Black
Hughes
Levitt
America backs up league on Japan China aggression
The United States backs the League of Nations stance against Japan's actions in China, joining a nine power pact conference, with fifty nations voting to condemn Japan while China gains moral support. Roosevelt warns against isolation and pledges possible intervention. Mussolini refuses to join Spain volunteers removal discussions. Franco advances amid heavy bombardment. Duke and Duchess of Windsor visit Berlin amid housing focus. Fr Coughlin suspended broadcasts after dispute with church. Mills dies. Roosevelt hints at a special Congress session for farm, wage, and governance measures, plus federal court reforms.
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America
Japan
China
Tokyo
United States
League of Nations
Hult
League
Poland
Siam
Aga Khan
League Assembly
Germany
Russia
Roosevelt
Boulevard
Chicago
Mussolini
Remier
Great Britain
France
Spain
Chamberlain
London
Franco
Aragon
Madrid
Roosevelt court clash on New Deal power tests
Washington experts foresee the Supreme Court upholding federal electric power policies, with two justices' alleged switch in the Wagner Act ruling shaping a possible court revival. The White House seeks to demonstrate that more water projects and TVA style power are constitutional, while critics warn of tax and spending pressures and a business slowdown ahead.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Supreme Court
High Court
West
Montana
Oregon
Wyoming
Idaho
TVA
Senate
Columbia River
Wey
Treasury
Henry Morgenthau
Tech
Loo i
The Place of Radio and League News in Postwar Odds
A column reflects on radio versus newspapers, praising print media and lampooning radio. It mentions Deke Aylesworth and Roy Howard, notes the League of Nations with Aga Khan as president and a Geneva banquet, and includes humorous anecdotes about O Brien and French bank raids. It weaves in political satire and distant wars with a stream of named persons and places.
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Monica
Calif
Deke
Aylesworth
Roy Howard
Hope
William Desmond Taylor
Robert Taylor
League
League of Nations
Aga Khan
Age Khan
Geneva
Ethiopia
Mussolini
Spain
Trousehold Questions A Delight for the Children
A quirky catalog of playful kitchen ideas for children. Includes cornstarch custard filled cones with currant jelly, orange fritters to accompany meat, vanilla ice cream with apple butter, a egg and cauliflower dish with cheese bake, and lattice-topped pies. WNU Service.
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Davis
Welles
Brussels
Switzerland
Hull
Sumner Welles
Norman Davis
National Council For Prevention of War
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Shanghai
Chingbed
Bopei
Shichiachuang
Eighth Route
Sbhansi
Konoye
Peiping
Peking
Congress
Norris
House Committee On Rivers and Harbors
Department of Agriculture
Beying
Treasury Department
Department of Justice
Department of Labor
Phe
Duke
Duchess of Windsor
Berlin
Los Angeles Evening News
Duke of Windsor
Hollywood
Fr. Coughlin
Ather Coughlin
Detroit
Edward Mooney
Ogden Mills
Gden L. Mills
Andrew Mellon
New York
Mills
Gongsess
Hyde Park
Federal
Madison
Wis
la Follette
NRA
Borme
Rick Calla de Luxe
O'Brien
Feller
Ponce
Spade Beard
Leven
Cobb
Irvin
Trousehold
WNU
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LUDEN
Oman
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Piokhhas
Nature
Yife
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