See America First: General Hagood on Neutrality Law Weakness
General Hagood argues neutrality laws fail to prevent wars and that the United States cannot fully shield itself from global conflict. He traces pacifist and socialist pushes for a new neutrality, critiques the Moore definition of aggression, and insists U S interests lie in the western hemisphere. He warns against entangling alliances and stresses national self-defense over intervention.
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Tedey
United States
Oth
Communiste
Sociadists
John Bassett Moore
Soviet Union
Congress
League of Nations
Fanetican Congress
Western Hemisphere
Groifus
Americ
Anglo German Accord Dream Surges in Cardiff Gathering
Prime Minister Chamberlain warns that Europe is poisoned by suspicions as Anglo German cooperation remains a dream. He laments a climate of fear fueled by German assertions that Britain seeks conflict, urging calm amid rising tensions in Europe. Meanwhile, Mexican repatriations move 25 more families toward Matamoros and Gomaray as part of an agricultural colony project.
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Carimfy
Wiles
INS
Rqist
Remain & Dreain
Vail
Reich
Matamoros
Real Titel
Or & Deane
Corpus Christ
Gomaray
Omar Jasete
Rene Ated
Eine
Arey
Tientsin
Erds
Cats Will Play Police Learn In Side Story
Two patrolmen, dizzy from early burglar alarms, chase figures around a drugstore district. They find no culprits on first alarms, then discover a small owl scratching at electrical contacts, triggering repeated bells. The officers decide to investigate further.
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Kansab Ofty
Morals Trial in Los Angeles Ends Week's Testimony
In the Los Angeles morals case of Rev. Joseph Jeffers and his wife Zola, prosecutors prepared to present final witnesses after most of the case was stated. Spectators filled the courtroom as investigators showed photos from the Jeffers apartment, jurors heard that Jeffers pleaded to spare his wife during the raid, and officers recounted the attempted gun seizure by Mrs Jeffers.
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Los Angeles
Jung
INS
Joseph Jeffers
Zola
Jeffers
Thures
district+ attorney's
Hix
Harry Dean
Wim
Nim
Dean
Deffers
Thompson Ends Speaking Tour in Alpine Texas
Texas railroad commissioner Ernest O Thompson wrapped up his 18 college lecture tour with a Sul Ross State Teachers College address on oil and gas conservation. A Western parade led by Thompson preceded the Alpine talk, and he received the railroad commission’s insights into conserving Texas vast natural resources.
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Thompson
Alpine
Ernest
Texas Railroad
Texas
Sul Ross
Railroad Commission
Judge Cites Firm in Labor Decision in Bronx Court
Judge cites firm in labor decision after civil and criminal contempt findings. The case involves failure to comply with a court order linked to the Labor Yellownuone Board. Motion denied against Henry Ucevaky, president of Heolite Process Corp. Details include addresses listed in the Bronx docket and references to individuals discharged or questioned.
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Firm
York
Justie John
Methedsy
Bronx
Mie White Dabor Yelnuone Board
Ule
Herry Ucevaky
Cantern
Heolite Process Corporation
Graven Street
Browz
Zultha
Dallire
Fred Crontz
Eer Hilla Aelioditns
Roosevelt Attends Wedding Of Margaret Delano In Hyde Park
Hyde Park, N Y President Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt Jr travel from Tryde Park estate to Barrytown to attend the wedding reception of Margaret Delano and Drexel Paul at Steen Vatetye estate. The event drew the Delano family circle with Lyman Delano noted as chief cousin observing the ceremony. Roosevelt Jr served as best man in the reception. Earlier the president received a message from Stephen Fatty outlining Washington officers monitoring the North Atlantic vote on the Yankee Clipper.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Jung Te
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Tryde Park
Barrytown
N.Y
Margaret Delane
Drexel Paul
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Roosevelt Jr
Ethel DuPont
Hyde Patisquire
Stephen T. Fatly
Washington
Buses in San Antonio Parked En Masse at Night
Buses in San Antonio line the Ben Pedros road near the bus garage. After daily service, about 16:30 the drivers head to the Ruane, and by 6:30 pm all buses are in place. Over 200 vehicles are washed swept and engines checked before departure.
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San Antonio
Ben Pedros Pyewe
Cou St
Comfort Plans Big Homecoming Fete
Comfort holds its twenty third annual homecoming and rodeo on July 2 at Gass Park along the Guadalupe river. Sponsored by the Comfort chamber of commerce and volunteer fire department, the event marks the town’s eighty fourth anniversary. The rodeo arena, two years old, is among Texas’ most modern with 880 feet length. A new 120 foot long barbecue pit with 4700 pound meat capacity adds to carnival attractions featuring the Ramrays Flying Elrous troupe, trick riding acts, a sixteen band, and dancing.
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Comfort
Gass Park
Guadalupe River
Comfort Chamber of Commerce
Bob Faust
Rodeo Concutive Coimrunities
Yodes
Texas
Hearings to Open on Milk Marketing Orders in Chicago
Hearings set for Monday in Chicago on a proposal to establish milk marketing orders in the Chicago area. Fathers press the move as a safeguard against bankruptcy, while consumers fear higher milk prices. The hearing will assess market conditions and whether action by the Agriculture Department is needed to curb wholesale price spikes.
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Chicago
INS
Chitaka
Basket Picnic for Local Baptist Pastors Group
A basket picnic for members of the local Baptist Pastors conference their wives and families will be held Monday from 5 to 7 pm at the home of Rev J B Routh 400 Terrell Avenue Harlan It will be charged by Rev R R Lloyd pastor of Central Baptist church Members of the committee in charge of arrangements are Revs A D Bruton C Hickerson and FR L Whittner.
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Baptist Pastors’ Conference
J. B. Routh
Terrell Avenue
Harlanain
R. R. Lloyd
Central Baptist Church
A. D. Bruton
C. ¥. Hickerson
FR. L. Whittner
Public Executions Abolished in Paris
Paris officials end public executions following a council decision. The move follows the Versailles decapitation of Eugen Wiedman nicknamed Blue Beard and six others, noted for morbid crowd behavior. This marks a centuries old French practice being suppressed.
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Paris
France
Eugen Wiedman
Jean de Koven
Versailles
Roosevelt approves funds for large housing clearance drives
President Roosevelt approved 16 city loan contracts by the U S housing authority totaling 30 193 000 to finance 60 per cent of 28 clearance projects in 15 near 60 percent funded slum clearance programs costing 34 660 000 bring total federal loan commitments in the drive to 463 876 000 Newark N J housing authority received 3 036 000 for a project costing about 4 041 000.
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Washington
INS
Roosevelt
U. S. Housing Authority
Newark, N. J
Secretary of Labor
Coal Companies Pleas Dismissed by National Board
Three petitions from bituminous coal firms seeking exemption from federal regulation were dismissed by the National Bituminous Coal Commission. The companies argued their coal moved only within state lines, not between states. Dismissed firms included Fort and MUy son of Liverpool TW and others. the commission noted the firms were no longer in business.
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Waghing Sux
Sinc
Canea
Bockfaie
Fort and Muyson
Liverpool
TW. W. BR
Gwen
Oneonta
Alas
Avery Bros
Cotterdale
Ala
Maury Moves Neat Monday At City Hall
Mayor Maury Maverick will move from the second floor to a fourth floor office after remodeling. City inspector Benjamin Wyatt on Saturday said the work in the new mayoral suite at City Hall should finish by the title day with furnishings moved in over the weekend. Other renovations include telephones, carpets, plastering, and general renovatings expected to finish next week.
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Maury Maverick
City Hall
Benjamin Wyatt
Wyatt
Maverick
Ren
Iefly Hall
Nto
Etly Hall
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