Mexico Rejects U S Arbitration Offer in Oil Expropriation Dispute
Mexico formally declined United States calls for arbitration over expropriation of American and British oil firms. An official said Ambassador Najera informed Secretary Hull of Mexico City’s stance, while Hull aides stayed hopeful a compromise could yield arbitration. Standard and Shell blocked arbitration under the 1828 Washington treaty, raising questions over inter American vs European settlement. Hull favors hemisphere arbitration, but a Hague option was advised by some oil firms.
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Waseington
Mexico
United States
Castilio Najera
Cardenas
Mexico City
Hull
Cone
Najera
Department
Standard
Shell
Standard Interests
Bott
The
Hague
Perch Counted in Ohio Waters Reported by Fisheries
The U S bureau of fisheries reports a figure of 314,500,000 perch in Ohio waters. The snippet also notes an unrelated advertisement about starting a business for financial independence via a classification 42 light weight ads.
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U. S. Bureau of Fisheries
Ohio
Saat
Rare Collection In Police Property Room Highlights Odd Finds
A police property room houses over 0,000 unclaimed items from prisoners and former inmates. Among the varied items are blot machines, marble tables, wines, bicycles, crutches, radios, signs, and even a cage with 46 pigeons returned to its owner. The room uses a detailed filing system with item date, case number, and arresting officer. A rooster named Roscoe and two hen friends joined the collection, becoming the first chickens kept in the room, as staff adjust to unusual items and unclaimed belongings.
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Lowthern
Police
Jad
Lowther
Boycot
Rosco
West Green Avenue
Roscoe
Taft Backs Labor Act in Speech in Louisville
U S Senator Robert A Taft of Ohio in Kentucky tour defends the National Labor Relations Act and denounces religious bigotry. He urges tolerance and a united approach to problems, opposes changes to the labor act and criticizes the Senate labor committee as radical during a Louisville address.
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Louisville
INS
New Deal Pilicies
U.S
Robert, A. Taft
Ohio
Kentucky
Tul
Congress
Senate
House
Bridges calls for fewer restrictions to curb national debt
Senator Styles Bridges urged removal of unnecessary restrictions to restore initiative and reduce the burden of rising taxes on future generations. He warned that the current tax levels are excessive and that the middle class has suffered during years of low mood.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Marc 23
ITNS
Styles Bridges
City Club
Bridges
Hatch “clear politics” pill gains confidence in House
Washington reports House sponsors of the Hatch “clear politics” measure grew confident of passage as lawmakers weigh the bill. Representative Dempsey said it will likely become law before adjournment, with a showdown in the judiciary committee led by Whiter and broad Republican backing promised.
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Washington
Dempsey
D.N. M
House
Judiciary Committee
Judiciary and Committee
Walter
D.pa
Joseph Martin
Massachusetts
Move to kill NYA claimed move to kill NYA
Washington dispatch reports Rep Johnson Oklahoma claims a congressionally engineered move to strip the NYA of 85 million dollars, risking 175000 youthful workers. He plans an amendment to restore 100 million, while Cox predicts the rule to deny the cut will pass and the 85 million will be approved. A light job ad follows inviting seekers to Broadway and Fifth Street.
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Washington
INS
Johnson
D.-Okla
The
Oklahoman
Congress
Cox
Georgia
Nuttee
House
Broadway
Fifth Street
Easter services expand across San Antonio churches
Easter in San Antonio features baptism and communion rites, with a sunrise service at Sunken Garden drawing thousands. Many churches host two morning services, including Central Christian Laurel Heights Travis Park and Madison Square Presbyterians, while Highland Park and St. Luke’s Lutheran hold baptisms and first Communion for several individuals at various times. German services are planned at St. Paul’s Lutheran, with numerous new members to receive or partake in communion at Easter services.
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San Antonio
Sunken Garden
Central Christian
Laurel Heights
Travis Park
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Highland Park Presbyterian Church
St. Luke's Lutheran
Madison Square Presbyterian
Denver Boulevard Presbyterian
Fits Presbyterian Church
Dierman
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Highland Park Lutheran Church
Mesdames Henry Brand
T. F. Burns
Louie Neiman
C. Brestulus
G. Roemer
A. N. Hart
Fred Entzenberger
Wiilliam Greinke
Herbert Rast
Sterling Lee
George Ehlers
Roy Rutter
Earl Schumann
A. Fest
W. Prewitt
C. Prewitt
Mesdames H. Walking
W. L. Davis
Conference Halds Fate of Farm Bill
The 1941 farm bill, worth billions, was sent to conference after Senate approval of 212 million in parity payments and 85 million in surplus funds, which the House rejected. Over 100 items sparked dispute with parity and surplus funds seen as the main trouble spots. leaders expect conferees to accept Senate increases and for the House to adopt the conference report.
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Washington
INS
Senate
House
Business Defended by WPA Official
Washington March 203-(1N) Assistant Works Projects Commissioner Carrington Gill defended industry against unemployment attacks. He told the Peoples Lobby in a national broadcast that industry hires all the workers it can and that good business prospects mean re employment for workers.
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Washington
Carrington Gill
Gill
Peoples Lobby
National Press Club
Treasury Receipts Top Last Year On Tax Payments
Treasury Secretary Morgenthau announced fiscal year receipts reached 430 4 875 1728 downto 430 3 410 408, aided by March 18 income tax payments. Expenditures totaled 84 084 904 026, compared with 2 566 507 082 last year.
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Washington
INBS
Morgenthau
Treasury
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