Hitler Mussolini Meet in Rome Shape Europe Policy
The Rome talks reportedly yielded a pact where Italy backs German aims in Czechoslovakia while avoiding a military alliance and preferring a four power peace plan with Britain France and Germany. Hitler sought Italian support for colonies while Italy emphasized not entering a war decision over Czechoslovakia.
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Czechoslovakia
Germany
Mediterranean
Africa
Britain
France
Hitler
Mussolini
Rome
England
Il Duce
Fuehrer
Spain
Quirinal Palace
Victor Emmanuel
von Ribbentrop
Ciano
Naples
Pope Pius
Castel Gandolfo
Holy Cross
Knudsen Attacks Wagner Act At Chamber Address
General Motors president William S Knudsen denounces the Wagner labor relations act as a major obstacle to industrial harmony. He accuses the national labor relations board of bias against employers as the Chamber of Commerce adopts a repeal resolution. The group calls for management and labor to resolve issues without federal intervention.
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White House
Roosevelt
South Atlantic
Jesse Jones
RFC
Woodring
Chester C. Davis
Federal Reserve Board
George H. Davis
Kansas City
John W. O’leary
Chicago
Wiliam S. Knudsen
General Motors
United States Chamber of Commerce
Knudsen
National Labor Relations Board
Chamber of Commerce
Ireland elects Dr Hyde as first president
Dr Hyde D Douglas named first president of Ireland the former Irish Free State He is Protestant seventy eight and a Gaelic language advocate His seven year term begins June 1 He is a retired professor and author Inauguration releases six prominent Republican prisoners still jailed.
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D. Douglas Hyde
Ireland
Crop Control Revolt Grows Across the Middle West
The revolt against compulsory crop controls spreads under the Corn Belt Liberty league with plans to incorporate in several states and multiple branches organized. Southern cotton and tobacco growers push back against farm act features, prompting Senate amendments to reallocate allotments and appease farmers.
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Middle West
Corn Belt Liberty League
League
Congress
Senate
Navy Bill Passes Senate Expansion Ahead of Global Arms Race
President Roosevelt secures Senate approval of a 1.157 billion naval expansion. The act allows the United States to outpace other nations with powerful warships while capping future battleships at 35 000 tons unless foreign powers exceed treaty limits, then permitting 45 000 ton super-dreadnoughts with 18 inch guns.
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Roosevelt
Senate
United States
Oil Helps Kansas Forget Drouth Era
Kansas farmers long plagued by drought dust storms and grasshoppers are turning to oil for revenue. The state reports 18,195 producing wells as of March 1 with potential production over 3,000,000 barrels daily, a dramatic rise from four years ago. Production is regulated by the state corporation commission.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
State Corporation Commission
Oil industry powers Kansas economy amid drought relief
Homer Hoch cites regulatory powers over production as oil supplies rise across western and southern Kansas. State output valued at about 80 million dollars last year with fields in Russell, Rice, Ellsworth, Barton, Rush, Ellis and more. hundreds of farming families receive monthly royalties. Hoch notes potential for further discovery and higher future production.
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Homer Hoch
Corporation Commission
Kansas
Russell
Rice
Ellsworth
Barton
Rush
Ellis
Rooks
Trego
Ness
Scott, Clark
Edwards
Pawnee
Pratt
Barber
Kingman
Reno
Hoch
Understanding Liver and Gall Bladder Disturbances and Infection Links
The article discusses common liver and gall bladder symptoms and self care, noting dietary guidance from Practical Dietetics and the likelihood doctors attribute abdominal symptoms to liver issues. It also cites historical views on dental infections affecting mental health and urges thorough medical evaluation for emotional changes.
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Sanford Blum
Lace in Daytime Chic Becomes Everyday Fashion
Lace dominates daytime and evening wear with sheer patterns and lace pleats. Paris collections show lace skirts and two piece dresses, matched with tailored collars, belts, and bow accents, while Chantilly lace shines in evening looks with marquisette and silk blends.
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Paris Couturiers
Gold Rush Camp Growing Into Big Canadian Town
Zeballos British Columbia expands as permanent buildings rise beside a busy main street. Three restaurants and a 16 room hotel line a muddy avenue while 375 miners and six women hold gold claims nearby. Steamers serve the town thrice monthly with an air link planned. 1,200 claims staked since 1935 and ten major developments active.
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Zeballos
B. C
British Columbia
Maquinna
Moisture Storage Seen for Arid Dakota Lands
Farmers in western North Dakota report rains and snows since last summer. They expect to build subsoil reserves and see a bright growing season after seven years of drought.
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Dakota
Fargo
N. D
North Dakota
Father, 70, Greets Stork’s 30th Visit
William T. Willis of Benton born to be a father, with 30 children. The stork arrived for the thirtieth time at his home, chiefly for his fourth wife, aged 45, who has shared his life across eleven births with Willis outliving three wives and 16 children.
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Foxy
Benton
Ill
William T. Willis
Willis
Gunpowder Cans From 1812 Found In Old Lewes Building
Four cans believed to have held gunpowder for Lewes defense during the War of 1812 were found in an unused loft of a house struck by English cannon fire. The red painted cans bore the mark Dead Shot gunpowder Potter and Tolman 233 State Street Boston. The dwelling, built before 1797, remains well preserved.
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Lewes
Del
Potter and Tolman
State Street
Boston
Animals Tail Use Described For Style And Function
The article notes how tails aid many animals in daily life from striking and swatting to swinging and paddling. It describes the alligator, horse, possum, fox, fish, and squirrel using tails for practical tasks and safety, including tails acting as parachutes and balance.
Corded Wash Weave Ensemble Highlights Modern Sport Fashion
Cherie Nicholass Corded Wash Weave features a sleeveless bolero jacket, knitted wool trim, and a fitted waist. The corded cotton fabric resists shrinking and offers a free swinging skirt with short sleeves for ease of movement.
Lovely Lady Now Leader of Fashion Says Miss Roberts
Nationally noted style authority Miss Thelma Roberts surveys Paris openings and declares the lovely lady the new leader of fashion. She urges bold personal charm and outlines summer trends including poetic crinolines, moonlight waltzes, wisps of tulle, flowers in hair, slim chiffons, lace blouses, and organdie frocks.
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Thelma Roberts
Miss Roberts
Paris
New Spring Shoes Debut With Amusing Details
Shoes styled for spring frocks feature two lines of design stilt or squared backs heels and toes. The 분details emphasize playful touches to complement fresh wardrobes.
Springtime Costume Blends Gray and Yellow For Fresh Look
A striking spring ensemble combines gray with chamois yellow to create a bold, seasonal outfit. The color pairing offers a fresh, balanced contrast suitable for daily wear and special occasions.
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Douglas Hyde
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Samuel Mudd
Luke French
Ezekiel Ackley
Enos
Jared Stauffler
Hezekiah Knaggs
Eckerman
Richardson
Mrs. Cook
Gulliver
Arthur Beebe
the Waldorf
Park Avenue
Oscar Bradley
Will Rogers
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L. L. Stevenson
New Jersey State Hospital
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