Greatest Reception In History of Italy Is Accorded Hitler
Adolf Hitler arrived in Rome at Ostiense station for a state visit signaling solidarity between fascist regimes. His train crossed northern Italy, greeted by crowds, bands, and high officials including Mussolini and King Vittorio Emanuele. Security tightened as Rome prepared for the grand welcome.
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Hitler
Fuehrer
Rome
Mussolini
King
Adolf Hitler
Ostiense
Europe
Brenner Pass
Benito Mussolini
Tuebrer
Vittorio Emanuele
Adolfo Hitler
Bologna
Prato
Tuscany
Berlin
Brennero
Halian
Duke of
Club Madrid operators plead guilty in gambling case
Waukesha Wisconsin Sam Pick operator of the deluxe Club Ma on Blue Mond road pleaded guilty in circuit court today to five counts of leasing rooms for gambling and five counts of permitting gambling devices. His brother Joseph Pick pleaded guilty to three counts of keeping a gambling house. Sentencing set for May 20 with bonds of 2509 each. Other defendants in the March indictments also faced pleas or deferred sentences. The gambling device charge carries up to six months or 106 dollars. leasing rooms for gambling up to one year or 500 dollars.
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Waukesha
Wis
Sam Pick
Ue Deluxe Club
Masind
Blue Mond Road
Joseph Pick
C. M. Davison
Picks
Waukesha County
Davison
Here
Milwaukee
Sam
Marcial
Tre Grand Juty Bee
France approves tax rise to fund expanding armed forces
Premier Daladier announced decrees to boost France's manpower and funding for defense. An 8 percent direct tax hike plus new levies on incomes radios dogs and stock trades will finance a 4.7 billion franc defense credit and shipbuilding.
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Paris
France
Edouard Daladier
National Defense
Albert Lebrun
Daladier
Navy Ministry
Defense
Roosevelt Angles For Amberjack and Barracuda
President Roosevelt fished amberjack and barracuda today in Samana Bay off Santo Domingo with his party. He departed aboard the cruiser Philadelphia at 10 a.m. and fished from a specially built launch, joined by staff and naval escorts as they planned to head further south.
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Fanning
Charleston
Defer Action on Bank Holding Company Bill
Senate Banking Committee agreed to defer action on the Glass bank holding company bill for this session. Glass said no action now to avoid rushed consideration and plans to reintroduce next session with minor changes. Controversy between the federal reserve board and the FDIC over administration duties noted.
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Washington
Senate Banking and Currency
Congress
Glass Bank Holding Company
Roosevelt
Glass
Virginia
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Senate
House
Mexico City hit by strong earthquake shocks
Strong earth tremors shook Mexico City last night at 8 18 p m local time. No damage was reported as Puebla Guerrero and much of Vera Cruz felt the quake. Officials pegged the epicenter at 105 miles from the capital in Guerrero state.
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Kankakee
Indiana
Michigan City
Todey
Ilinois
Melvin Breming
Here
Illinois
Mexico City
S. T
Puebla
Guerrero Staies
Vera Cruz State
Tenec
Guerrero
New Pension System For Widows and Children Is Studied by Board
The social security board studies a new pension plan at President Roosevelt's request to aid widows and minor children of workers who died before 65. Proposed payments range from 10 to 20 dollars monthly for children until age 18, with widow benefits set by the husband’s average earnings, and other proposals include temporary widow pensions after death.
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Washington
Social Security Board
Roosevelt
Husbard Tras
Dike Board
Itales
Rally Planned by Badger Democrats Attracts 1600 Fans
Milwaukee officials announce a June 4 dinner rally for Wisconsin Democrats expecting about 1,600 attendees. James Roosevelt Jr. will speak, and Mrs. George L. Govan, a member of the national committee, notes the event as part of preparations for a state convention and endorsements in a Wide Open era.
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Milwaukee
George LN. Govan
National Democratic Committee
James Roosevelt
Antagonism of Glasses U0 Menace to Business Declared
Washington editorials report United States Chamber of Commerce leader Geoler H. Davis warned that class antagonism is the greatest menace to business. He urged compromise among workers, consumers, investors, and shippers within the American system and criticized reformers and theorists as driving toward chaos. Aldrich called for a prolonged period of quiet to let government and business consolidate reforms while Debating public spending.
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Washington
Geoler H. Davis
United States Chamber of Commerce
Davis
Chambers
Winthrop W
Aldrich
Industnes
Punt
Crisix
Kari Mara
Dader
Kin Davin
Kansas City
Vanderkove Charged With Slaying Joe Brings Shawano
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Shawann
Wis
Joe Brings
Wsverd Vndav
Hare Vanderhove
Harry Brooks
Vanderkove
Chicagoan
Vanderaere
Vanderkeve
Federation Expels Six Old Unions
The American Federation of Labor and the Congress of Industrial Organizations expelled six old unions for joining John L Lewis in the CIO. The United Garment Workers remained suspended and could return. The unions ousted include Amalgamated Clothing Workers, Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers, United Rubber Workers, United Automobile Workers, United Textile Workers, and Oilfield Gas Well and Refinery Workers.
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Washington
International Ladies Garment Workers
American Federation of Labor
Executive Council
U. S. of L
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
David Dubinsky
New York
A. F
Dubinsky
Lewis
C. I O
William Green
Federation
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
United Rubber Workers
United Automobile Workers
United Textile Workers
C. J. QO
Senate Bank panel considers three proposals to aid railways
Washington reports three administration proposals to grant emergency aid to railroads. The plan, led by Senator Truman, would authorize the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to issue equipment and maintenance loans and guarantee private loans. Loans would favor reemployment of workers unemployed since Sept 1, 1937, and a waiver on Interstate Commerce Commission reorganization certification would run through June 30, 1939. The RFC and ICCL would assess repayment security based on a railroad's prospective earning power and provided assurances.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Administration
Truman
Democrat
Missouri
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
R. F.C
1 CLC
German Troops Seize Kehl Garrison In Frontier Move
Report states German forces take over the Kehl garrison across the frontier from Strasbourg. Kehl decorated for the event and troops reportedly welcomed. French and German ministries deny knowledge of any maneuvers along the frontier despite civic display.
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Kehl
Paris
Zarrison
Strasbourg
Clare
Unsettled Wisconsin Weather With Showers Likely
Unsettled tonight and Wednesday with showers and possible local thunderstorms Quite cooler in the southern portion tonight and Wednesday Northwestern Observations note temperatures around 88 maximum 55 minimum Precipitation trace Southwest winds 29 44 One year ago maximum 46 minimum ?
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Associated Preas
Wisconsin
Partle Choody Muileauker
Winnemaca Prom
Chinese push Japan forges back seven miles on Shantung front
Chinese dispatches report a seven mile advance on the southern Shantung front near Taierhchwang and Pihsien as part of a supposed general offensive involving 800,000 troops. Japanese forces retreat northward while Chinese units seek to encircle Tancheng and push defenses near Lunghai railway.
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Shanghai
Shantung
Taierhchwang
Pihsien
Kiangsuy
Shantung Province
Tancheng
Lunghai
Yi River
Matow-hen
Taierhch- Wang
Tientsin-Pukow
Hanchwang
Grand Canal
Jack Belden
United Press
Suchow Shantung Province
UPA
Lunghat
Pehihseiy
Labor Board Enjoined in Republic Hearing
Philadelphia report states the U S circuit court of appeals issued an order temporarily restraining the national labor relations board from taking steps in the Republic Steel case until a May 13 hearing on whether to certify the board’s full record of testimony. The board had found Republic Steel in violation of the Wagner act and ordered reinstatement of 5,000 dismissed workers after the 1937 strike. Republic Steel appeals, challenging the constitutionality of the Wagner act.
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Philadelphia
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
National Labor Relations Board
Boart
Republic Stes Corporation
Republic
Henderson
Aclphia
Reprise
Orden
Naval expansion bill gains senate approval and width
The senate passed the administration's 1.156 billion naval expansion bill by 50 to 28, sending it back to the house with amendments. It authorizes 46 warships 950 airplanes and 26 auxiliaries while limiting battleship tonnage to 35 000 unless rival nations build larger ships and raises total battleship tonnage to 135 000 and carrier size to 20 000 tons each. It also funds light harbor defense craft experiments and allows educational orders to familiarize makers with munition production.
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Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Johnson
Democrat
Colorado
Secretary of War
Walsh
Montana
Navy Department
Chamber
Clark
Missouri
Naval Affairs Committee
Articles Filed By Phil's New Party At State Capitol
Madison reports the articles of association and the circle and cross emblem of the National Progressives of America filed in the secretary of state's office. Gov Philip F. T. Follette named president with 115 West Main Street Madison as national headquarters. Lincoln Nebraska notes the Progressive party registered with official insignia a cross waiting order. Frederick C. Sulr of Madison Wisconsin filed on behalf of Gov Philp La Fellette. Tyndall Townshern quoted Follette supporting a war stance as he told followers he will not differ from Democrats and Republicans.
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Madison
National Progressives of America
Secretary of State
Philip F. T. Follette
Politcal Party
West Main Street
la Follettes
Adjt
MM. Immell
Arbieles
Toev
la Follette
Nebrasa
Lincoln
Neb
Progressive Party
Nebraska
Sisterta
Harry F. Suanton
Frederick C. Sulr
Madcon
Wis
Aftorner
Philp la Fellette
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Ramidaie
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