Disarmament Talks Face Possible London Conference Collapse
In Washington May 15 officials warn that sabre rattling in Germany and Anglo French threats to reimpose sanctions threaten the London economic conference. Norman Davis works to salvage the meeting amid Germanys push for arms equality and discord between Allies.
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Copper for Blood Proves Miracle in Modern Medicine
A new compound named Thor's Vita min shows remarkable results in treating blood conditions, delivering accomplished outcomes after weeks of earlier therapies. Researchers report consistent improvements in patients, highlighting potential for milestone medical advances and broader clinical trials.
Thor's Vitamin Compound Promises Quick Health Boost
An old promotional ad claims Thor's Vitamin Compound of yeast iron and copper purifies blood and boosts vitality in seven days. It targets pale undernourished men women and children, promising relief from headaches bad complexion and nervousness. Sold in San Antonio at local stores and through druggists with a money back guarantee if satisfaction is not achieved.
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Resmol and Hermol Ointments Offer Ivy Relief
An old advertisement touts Resmol Ointment for immediate ivy poisoning relief, claiming it soothes itching and burning when applied generously, reduces inflammation, and promises hours of comfort. It also mentions Hermol as valuable for rashes and urges readers to request a free sample via Resl woh Dept. 1%, Baltimore, Md.
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Ralihware
Death Scorns Negro's Most Valiant Efforts to Woo Her
Charlotte scene details a Black man Charley McRae repeatedly attempting suicide after his wife scolded him. He slashed his wrists and throat, battered his head, and lay on a railroad track. Police intervened, he was taken to a hospital, and survived after jumping from a second story window.
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U S Protests U S To Reopen French Levy Trade Pacts
Paris May 15 The American embassy in Washington instructed Paris to protest French imposed import turnover tax on raw materials and finished goods, arguing Belgium and Italy receive exemptions that hurt U S commerce notably in copper goods and fruits. The report notes the Versailles framework and U S nonparticipation in reparations, plus U S stance on German policy and ambassadorship delays in Berlin. Secretary Hull signals openness to reexamining trade practices and bilateral treaties to avoid economic collapse ahead of the upcoming conference.
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New York City Aiding Change Service Announces Staffing Shift
A May 11 1944 report from the Cotton Milla Rut notes a major staffing shift at the New York National Exchange, detailing changes in operations and the highest ongoing case volume. The service outlines broader advancement in services and adjustments to routine processes.
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Powers Join to Save Pact Amid Global Tensions
British and German leaders faced a tense day as parliament debated responses to rearmament and wartime threats. Simon refused to answer on policy until Geneva negotiations resume, while Cabinet ministers expressed hope for a peaceful resolution despite anxiety over Germany’s armament demands. Berlin reported Hitler would present a new disarmament plan to sway world opinion, echoing MacDonald’s proposals and U.S. support with modifications.
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France calls for cancellation of its debt to the United States
A French front page editorial in Le Petit Journal urges outright cancellation of France’s debt to the United States. The piece argues payment would lead to chaos and that cancellation would allow productive investment, aligning with broader disputes over reparations and European economic strain.
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Tariff Truce Ruling Given by British Government
London May 15 During the tariff truce period the British government will not approve increases in customs duties on applications received before May 12 the truce start. Chancellor Neville Chamberlain explained in the House of Commons that the brace aims to discourage new upward tariff moves and not impede actions already begun. The Import duties advisory committee will continue to handle new or altered duties, but no orders or increases will be made for applications received after May 12.
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Dairy Trade Pact Aims To Stabilize Prices In Chicago Area
In Washington on May 1, dairy producers and processors sought to finalize a trade agreement to steady prices for fluid milk and dairy products. The plan, still provisional, would be submitted to Peck and Wallace for approval and possible legal enforcement.
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Cannon Charge Upheld by Court
The District of Columbia Circuit Court of Appeals ruled the indictment against Bishop James Cannon Jr valid. The case concerns charges of violating the corrupt practices act in 1928 and marks a likely continuation of the trial.
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James Cannan Jr
District of Columbia, Circuit Court of Appeals
Rebels and Regulars Clash in Cuba Fight near Pinon las Tosas
Government troops and rebels fought near Pinon las Tosas, Saneti Epiritus, about 010 miles southeast of here. Captain Pedro Tandran led reinforcements as the clash unfolded.
Students Riot at Columbia U Over Ousting Teacher
A May 5 protest at Columbia University campus opposed the removal of Donald Henderson an instructor active in radical causes. Police quelled the melee as Diego Rivera spoke and a man attempted to gag the Alma Mater statue attendees clashed and one person was arrested.
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Rockefeller Center
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Pallee
Bankruptcy Bill Aims To Reform Corporate Debts
ALFA WASHINGTON DC May 1 A new corporate bankruptcy reform bill framed for presentation to the House would grant unprecedented authority for corporate debt reorganization and possibly marital bankruptcy under municipal law. The measure, designed to pave the way for agreement between corporations and creditors, addresses thousands of firms suffering from business conditions and uses authority contained in last session’s bill after Senate deletion of corporate provisions.
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Veterans hold joint meeting at Fort Hunt encampment
Washington May 15. Veterans split into two factions at the Fort Hunt camp near Washington in a bid for equal representation on the governing committee. Mike Thomas of Camden leads the 200 demanding parity, while the other wing seeks broader inclusion. A peace gathering with 800 of 1200 veterans attended a preconvention session in a large tent built by the Veterans Administration.
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Reorganization Measure Aimed at Creditors Relying On Courts
The text notes a measure backed by Representative McKeown seeks to allow corporate reorganizations via federal courts with creditor consent thresholds of two thirds or three fourths. It references applicability to roads and individuals and hints at political and jurisdictional considerations.
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