Anglo American understanding urged to promote world peace
The speaker defends a proposed Anglo American understanding not an entangling alliance. He argues the United States has grown in global importance and that popular sentiment supports cooperation with England to enhance peace, security, and prosperity without compromising national rights or those of other nations.
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Houghton
United States of America
United States Senate
League of Nations
England
America
Washington
United States
Zeppelins raid England. Dutch mobilize on border
War in 1916 recap notes two Zeppelin raids on England with dozens killed in three nights. Dutch mobilization increases as Germany outlines air and sea pressure, while Britain claims naval hits and new pacts with neutrals tighten the blockade. Romania contemplates drafting millions into a vast agricultural force.
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Spies Hyle
England
Holland
Haut Court
Germany
Prime Minster Chamberlain
Maris
Scapa Flow
Romania
Shell Work Stops as Strike Called in Buffalo Plant
In Buffalo on April 2 workers at American Gar and Foundry halted shell production for British orders. Thomas W. Scovong of Federal Local 22568 said the 1400 employees were promised no price-rate reductions, with overtime a concern. Steel Workers Organizing Committee called the walkout to push concessions under a contract signed January 24 for one year.
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Buffalo
N.Y
P. L
American Gar and Foundry Company
Thomas W. Scovong
A, FL
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Epokesiian
A PU
Frm
British Bay Nazi Daylight Bomber Sighting Report
A German bomber was shot into the sea off the East Devon coast as daylight air activity continued. The Air Ministry announced British planes attacked a merchant ship and machine gunned a small German naval vessel, while RB. A. F. bombers remained in base. The report notes Britain facing a long, sustained threat as operations persisted.
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Losdon
Devon
England
Air Ministry
RB. A. F
Power of British Bombs Raised
London reports the ministry of aircraft production stating the new type righthtepvisive bombs used on Emden on Monday night produced a greater effect than any prior RAF bomb. RAF pilots returning from the raid say the device was capable of immense damage and that efforts will push to increase size reach and explosiveness.
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London
Ministry of Aircraft Production
Emden
RAF
Health funds boost for San Antonio as WPA aid grows
Virginia Gayda asserts axis powers align with Japan on wartime actions. In San Antonio, the health department reports over 209000 dollars in federal funds this year, including 135000 for public health work and 19240 for four to five nurses. The city also receives typhoid serums and treatments, plus 178009 dollars in WPA labor aid supporting three projects and 202 workers across clinical, sanitation, and health card divisions.
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San Antonio
Uncle Sam
Congress
Robert BH. Green Hospital
George W. Cox
W.A. King
Bexar County Medical Rinty
WPA
Ely
Grand Jury Resumes Probe Into Red Light District
Corpus Christi April 2 The Nueces county grand jury met in special session to review criminal filings. District Attorney presented 21 true bills but gave no timetable for the red light district inquiry as George C Westervelt signaled willingness to stay all summer until action is taken. Grand jury to reconvene Wednesday. noncapital cases set for Thursday.
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Corpus Christi
Nueves County
Grand Jury
Sperisi
Corpus Christ
Idee
George C. Westervelt
Weather summary with temperatures and forecasts
The report lists temperatures from 50s to 70s with wind from the north-northeast at four miles per hour, several time stamps and sections noting sun rise and set, precipitation totals, and a long regional forecast. It includes a weather table for tourists covering many U S and international locations with highs and lows, cloud cover, and rain indicators.
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Hamid
Thure Fay
Texas
N. MC Ddy
Alpine
Texe
Cindy
Amarillo
Clay
Apalschinla
Fla
Porgy
Atlanta Ga
Simexy
Austin Texas Ai
Birmington
Ata
Ayaa
W. H. Simpson
Wsstil- Taran
Manx Hslant
Aee
Erywasyad Besti
Camp Wolters
Elon
Finn
Sinity Ark
Fort Worth
Galveston Texas
Goodland
Hutheras
Thora Bop
Castain
Cis
Cldy
Kingman
Aria
Kronville
Sonn
Louliive
Ciridia
Neb
Ran Pitt Abineh
Emvaky Pyrhie Orin
Overcaat Ratolen
Bhertdan
Wyo
Bhravenor Gaa
Wash
Hortiattutd Waa
Pudin TA Emmy
Cece Manik Tb Banged
Dew
Eran Wall MO
Abe Wilmington
Del
Winnemrea
Nev
Public Works Boosted on Laredo Project After Delay
Washington reports the Public Buildings Administration announced release of six construction projects totaling about 150 million dollars, halted last December by President Roosevelt. Laredo border station and expanding work were among the projects. In Bejar County, 40,518 auto licenses were sold during the registration period ending midnight Tuesday. The tax officers noted a total tax of 99,900 dollars, with 66,934 motor vehicles registered and 10,971 commercial vehicles, 1928 models, and motorcycles included. A 20 percent penalty applies to all license renewals except commercial vehicles.
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Washington
Public Buildings Administration Ae
Burger Bureau
Rooeevelt
Bureau
Border
Kod Altern
Bexar
Comaoity
Huring
Ratlees
Pines
Weenses Purchaard
Britain and United States warn Japan over open door policy
London April 2 British and American officials voiced growing dissatisfaction with Japan in China. Richard Austen Butler told the House of Commons he had stressed to the Japanese ambassador that the open door policy must stay intact despite recent developments in China.
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Rome
Virginia Gayda
Adolf 2Iltler
Benito Mussolini
Yosuke Matsuoka
Japan
Hiefani
Matsuoka
Pius
Milan
United States
London
Brilain
China
Richard Austen
Butler
Monstef Commons
Tokyo
Polic Butler
War Roundup Rounds the World in Turbulent Theater
British report says 100000 Italians trapped in East Africa with a pocketed force at Eritrea and another encircled in the Addis Ababa drive. Axis claims a 30 mile North Africa advance. High raids alarm Yugoslavia with Turkish support and a possible Soviet Turkish Yugoslav pact. Six Latin American nations seize 16 axis ships in an anti sabotage sweep. U.S. probes possible German Italian complicity. Nazi U boats and planes destroy 11 ships totaling 77300 tons as London reports a twelfth bomb free night.
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East Africa
Eritrea
Red Sea
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
North Africa
Yugoslav
Turkey
Yugoslavia
Germany
U.S
London
Brother Kreke Returns to Texas After 25 Years
Brother John Kreke returns to Texas to begin his twenty fifth year as a member of the Society of Mary at St Marys University. He previously served nine years at Chaminade College in Claxton Missouri and arrived in Texas in 1903.
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Joh Kreke
St. Marry’s University
Texas
Soicery of Mary
Brother Kreke
Chaminade
City builds two pedestrian safety islands at Broadway Mulberry
Work has begun on pedestrian safety islands at Broadway and Mulberry. Fire and Police Commissioner Lows Tostemb said traffic heat will be installed after completion, and traffic lights will be installed at several Broadway intersections.
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Broadway
Mulberry Avenue
Fire and Police
Lows Tostemb
Lipecam's
Turks Leader Horton Trial Praises Slavs Ready for Jury
Istanbul dispatch notes Ismet Inonu congratulating Yugoslav King Peter II after throne ascent amid Axis upheaval. Turkish press, under government control, links Balkan shifts to Germany and Britain. At home, Sedrick Horton trial for murder proceeds. jurors to decide guilt while defense and state present witnesses. Judge K K Woodley presiding. prosecutors L Z Gittinger and S Benton Davis. defense John Dittmar and Mike Kane.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Ismet Inouu
Peter Th
Yugoslavia
Cvetkovic
Germany
Balkans
Bultain
Greece
Sedrick Horton
Thirty-seventh District
Hieron
Jarvis Street
Evelyn Williams
K. K. Woodley
Sabinal
L. Z. Gittinger
Benton Davis
John Dittmar
Mike Kane
Mystery post card leads to society editor clue
A postcard dropped into the mall without an address carried details of a sewing club party on the correspondence side. It was delivered to one society editor of the Raton Range in Raton, New Mexico, on April 5.
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Raton
N. M
Golatka to Attend Texas Colleges Association Meet
The Very Rev Walter F Golatka president of St Marys University and Bro Thomas Treadaway were to leave Wednesday night for Dallas to attend the arrival meeting of the Association of Texas Colleges.
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