Airplanes Leave for Cal Air Corps Exercises Weather Cuts Flight
Nineteen army airplanes commanded by Maj. F D Lackland took off from Brooksfield for El Paton en route to March air corps drills in California but bad weather forced a return. The planned force included 44 observation planes three transports and an amvhiblar aircraft awaiting favorable conditions for a Wednesday-afternoon departure.
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Army
Irom Brooksield
el Pato
Air Corps
California
Ene
F.D Lackland
McKee Renounces Political Career as New York Mayor
Joseph V. McKee, who briefly led New York as mayor, renounces politics today. He accepts the presidency of Title Guarantee and Trust Company, stating he will completely remove himself from politics and government. The notice also includes a light classified rental offer for vacant property.
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New York
Joseph V. McKee
James A. Walker
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
McKee
Gandhi plans three weeks fast sparks dispute over uptouchability
Poona May 3 A five minute talk with Mahatma Gandhi about a three weeks fast to protest untouchability faced disagreement from Dr Margaret Spiegel a young German disciple who had emerged as a follower of Gandhi She withdrew from the plan after the meeting citing concerns about the undertaking
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Poona
Inia
Mahatma Gandhi
Margaret Spiegel
Spiage
Gembrany
Hitler
Plans For Columbia Basin Power Project Under Way
Washington May 8 A vast plan to develop power and irrigation for the Columbia river basin in the Pacific Northwest is being shaped under Senator Dill. He said the project stems from Roosevelt talks and would cost about 60 million dollars with funding from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and Washington state unemployment relief fund. It would provide employment for thousands over four years.
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Washington, D
Columbia River
Pacific Northwest
Senator Dill
Democrat
Washington
Dill
Roosevelt
Reconstruction Corporation
Washington State Unemployment Relef Fund
Dil
Arrests Loom as National Guard Heats Le Mars Mob
In Le Mars Iowa May 3 the Iowa National Guard held hearings on 64 farmers named as suspected leaders of last week's mob. Guard adjutant Capt Horace Woll said 200 arrests remain possible. 105 men are already detained. Guards detachments were sent countywide while Sheriff Ripley of Plymouth County travels to Des Moines to attend the National Farmers Holiday convention and press for arrests of revolt leaders.
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Ralph E. Ripley
Plymouth County
Clyde Herring
le Mars
Des Moines
Ripley
Pollard seeks 80 day shutdown of Texas wells outside East Texas
Tomas G. Pollard of Tyler, a former state senator, asked the Texas railroad commission to shut down all producing fields outside East Texas for 80 days. He cited his interests in producing wells, royalties, and funds, urging tests of well potential to ensure production is sustained, prorated fairly, and free of discrimination among pools or fields within the state.
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Austin
Tomas G. Pollard
Tyler
Texas Railroad Commission
East Texas
Polard
German Youths to Be Conscripted
Berlin reports that youths who turn nineteen by January 1, 1994, will form the first recruits for a compulsory labor army. The initial service will last six months, with a 12 month draft after a year of operation.
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Berlin
Invites Go Out To 86 Nations For London Conference
May 3 4 The secretary general of the League of Nations issued invitations to 86 countries for the world economic conference in London June 12 Fifty six are League members and 10 are outside including the United States and Brazil The invitations call attention to Americas tariff truce proposals urging participating governments to refrain from tariff increases and from subsidies or discriminatory trade measures to promote dumping and to avoid new restrictions on imports
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Geneva
League of Nations
London
League
United States
Brazil
America
Leaders Call Industry to Cooperate in Economic Stabilization
Washington May B leaders of industry Henry Harriman and Gerard Swope urged voluntary cooperation to coordinate production and consumption, stabilize employment, limit hours, and agree on minimums. They spoke at the U S Chamber of Commerce annual meeting, Harriman advocating trade association talks with labor and government on rules for pay, prices, hours, and reserves. Swope argued that self regulation could gain public support and demonstrate industry capability.
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Washington
D. C
Henry Herdman
Gerard Swope
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Harriman
Bhe
Swope
Generes Bloce
Sis
Mrs Rose Sworn As Mint Director
Mrs Rose sworn in as Mint Director Maya Nellie Taylor Hoax, former governor of Wyoming, was announced today as director in charge of the coinage and federal mints nationwide to oversee money production and related offices.
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Mrs. Rose Sworn
Mint
Washington, D. C
Maya
Nellie Taylor Hoax
Wyoming
United States
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