FDRs Views on Trade and Self Containment Discussed
President Roosevelt’s policy discussions emphasize national self containment and selective export growth. Officials pursue a voluntary accord with Japan on cotton textiles and favor continued cotton support, while favoring Brazilian manganese imports to aid steel costs.
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Nerryler
Rureyser
Cops't
Caivetenl Service
Fey
Washington, D.C
Roozeveld
Tforelgm
Josiah Stamp
Britain
White House
United
Japan
Roosevelt
Brazil
Exports Discussed by Fe D. RB and Rukeyser
Fe D. RB and Rukeyser discussed export topics in a brief article. Mentions include Rivne bend and references to Tiaurise 6. Includes scattered notes on organizations and ads within the page segment.
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Rukeyser
Fe D. RB
Junior Birdmen of America Promotes Meetings and Races
Plight Squadron officers urged to attend biweekly meetings at the Gunter hotel with a 4 pm Saturday session for others. Each Flight Squadron gains five points toward the honor banner on display at The Light headquarters. Requests for the first 26 essays from the U S Bureau of Air Commerce are five cents each via The San Antonio Light. Air races at Lionsfield June 1 offer national contest entry to top flyer. Also, Spurs hold election with Miss Evelyn Fore elected president for 1935-46. Miss Marilyn Zirkel previously led.
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Gunter Hotel
Birdten Af
America
the Light
Biveien
United States Bureau of Air Commerce
San Antonio
Lionsfield
Total Headquarters
Sax Antonio
Air Sares
Los Angeles
Selif
Jr Birdmen of America
SPURS
Evelyn Fore
Sam Fore Jr
Floresville
Westmoorland College
Marilyn Zirkel
Che Spurs
Benefit for Blind Children Opens San Pedro Playhouse
A benefit program for Sa Antonio blind children arrives at San Pedro Playhouse next Friday at 7:45 pm. Lions Held sponsors present Raggedy Ann directed by Mary Swat Edwards with junior pupils. Agnes Sanchez is accompanist. Cast includes Armand Truex Polly Ann Grona Sue Ruddell Richard Day Jr Yvonne Brown Evelyn Watkins Jewel Mair Jacqueline Davis Frank Loessberg Josephine White Danny Truex Bill Brock Jr Jimine Warnke Nancy Ann Ginn Patsy Jean Walsh Hazel Ann Horn Rosemary Maspero Ferdinand Staffel. Public invited. Desk blotter call at Light want ad counter Broadway at Titth street. Free.
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Sa Antonio
San Pedro Playhouse
Saunesl of Lions
Raggedy Ann
Mary Swat Edwards
Agnes Sanchez
Armand Truex
Polly Annn Grona
Sue Ruddell
Richard Day Jr
Yvonne Brown
Evelyn Watkins
Jewel Mair
Jacqueline Davis
Frank Loessberg
Josephine White
Danny Truex
Bill Brock Jr
Jiminie Warnke
Nancy Ann Ginn
Patsy Jean Walsh
Hazel Ann Horn
Rosemary Maspero
Ferdinand Staffel
Newly Appointed Scout Commissioner Installed in District 4
Erink Judmaier was installed as scout commissioner of District 4 at a Scouters' round table meeting at Boy Scout Headquarters in BE. Walter, retiring district commissioner, moves to Lafayette Indiana and received a 2 range statuette as farewell. Jack Cunningham presented Twenty fifth Anniversary stamp drawings to the museum, accepted by Commissioner William McIntosh. The scoutmaster's key went to Counsellor Paul A. Frick and first aid certificates were awarded to ten leaders including Jack Thompson Jr and Alfred Von Jess.
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Erink Judmaier
Scouters
Boy Scout Headauarters
Walter
Lafayette
Ind
Jack Cunningham
William McIntosh
Paul A. Frick
Jack Thompson Jr
J. H. Heller
R. G. Hersey
CG. M. Titchmond
James H. Sargent
Alfred von Jess
A. P. Moore
C. P. Meerscheidt
Enrollment rises at Duke University in Durham
Enrollment at Duke University in Durham, North Carolina, founded in 1924 with a $40 million endowment from James B. Duke, has reached 3215 students.
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Duke University
Durham, N. C
James B. Duke
No Gifted Linguist Describes La Inyotle’s Language Limits
The excerpt notes La Inyotle traveled among English speakers but had poor mastery of the English language. It highlights a limited linguistic capability despite broad exposure to English-speaking peoples.
Puzzling Michigan Indians bored skulls and leg bones
Anthropologists are puzzled by evidence that some Michigan Indians drilled holes in skulls and leg bones of the dead, a practice whose purpose remains unclear and debated among researchers.
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Michigan
Orchardists Warn Against Winter Pruning
Orchardists advise delaying pruning of fruit trees until spring growth resumes to protect trees from cold weather damage. They emphasize avoiding pruning during harsh winter, which can stress trees and hamper recovery and yield.
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Broadway Music Shop
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Toot
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