Royal wedding ends with church protest and political uproar
The Duke of Windsor and Wallis Warfield wed in France with a civil ceremony followed by a religious service led by Rev. Robert Anderson Jardine. The event drew British royal attention as church authorities protested the minister’s involvement, while political turmoil in the United States and Europe unfolded with relief measures, tax investigations, and rising tensions over Spain and Japan.
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Chateau
Mercier
Duke
Wallis
Jardine
Marcel Dupre
Chateau de Cande
Charles Bedaux
New York
Fulham
France
Interior Secretary Ickes Hospitalized for Intestinal Disorder
Secretary Harold L. Ickes was taken to the Naval hospital in Washington for treatment of an intestinal disorder. Physicians expect his absence from office for several weeks, with a protracted recovery ahead. A large bipartisan vote in both chambers overrode the President's veto to extend war risk insurance for five years, aiding about 23,000 veterans who have not converted their policies. Representative Rankin of Mississippi.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Finance Committee
House
Robert L. Doughton
North Carolina
Ways and Means
Harrison
Secretary of the Treasury
Morgenthau
Hayashi
Japan
Hirohito
Fumimaro Konoe
House of Peers
Seiyukai
Minseito
Prince Konoe
A. F
L. Executive Council
Cincinnati
Green
Lewis
Chicago
New York
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Harold L. Ickes
Naval Hospital
Washington
Rankin
Farm subsidy plan under fire as Congress weighs costs
Editorial argues new farm subsidy proposals are political and costly, urging honesty about needs while warning the plan could burden the federal budget with six hundred million dollars yearly. It criticizes soil conservation programs and notes Commerce Department veto of a New York to Paris air race as a sign of government prudence.
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Brose
Supreme Court
Department of Justice
Public Works Administration
Washington
Congress
AAA
Treasury
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Roosevelt
America
O’neal
United States
Uncle Sam
Department of Commerce
New York
Paris
Department
Western Newspaper Union
Deportation idea echoed by New York governor
An ANTA MONICA column rails at immigration policy and foreign-born convicts, praising New York’s governor for commuting long-term aliens to parole and urging deportation rather than round trips. It mocks missionary incursions from China and laments vanished Americans, then critiques unemployment statistics with a parable about "improvements" causing a wife’s death.
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Anta Monica
Calif
New York
Hanks
Washington
Charm of Yester Year in Crochet Pattern 5790
Details for a 24 by 35 inch crochet panel set in lace stitch with versatile uses as a bedspread door panel bolster scarf or smaller panels. Includes instructions charts and stitch illustrations and requests 15 cents plus mailing details for The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. NYC.
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Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept
Fourteenth St
New York
N. Y
A Moral Success
A quotation from John Hunter on prioritizing highest needs, training self to curb worldly hunger, and shaping life into a moral success rather than failure.
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John Hunter
Being Cautious Is Irksome With Age and Discretion
When one reaches the age of discretion they often wish they did not have to exercise it and prefer carefree living over constant caution. The remark reflects a common sentiment about aging and decision making.
How Cardus Helps Women
Cardus is a vegetable medicine claimed to ease menstrual pains and strengthen women weakened by poor nourishment. It supposedly improves appetite and digestion and offers lasting nutritional support. Women are advised to obtain Cardui from a drug store, read directions, and try it.
Incivility Quotations Reflect Moral Standards
A quotation from Cowper on civility asserts that a moral, sensible and well bred man will not affront me and that no one else can. The line emphasizes conduct and character in social interactions.
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Italy
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von Blomberg
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Valladolid
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Davila
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Madrid
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Adolf Hitler
William Bruckart
Edward A. O’neal
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Ali
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