Hitler Seeks Exit From Dilemma in Crumbling Europe
Berlin report says Reichsfuehrer Hitler plans a frank talk with France’s Foreign Minister during a time of French encirclement. He seeks a way out of Germany’s grim position while diplomacy tightens. A Krakow meeting with Hermann Götting and Józef Beck is noted, but France shows no exit.
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Berlin
Josep Beck
Hitler
Targal
Krakow
Hermann Wilhelm Gatting
Bot
Poland
Germany
Tts Alde
Rhine
Moratorium Case Before Supreme Court Baffles Early Decisions
Washington May 90 The constitutionality of NRA and the Prazier Lemke farm mortgage moratoriums was among the questions before the Supreme Court as it convened to hand down decisions in several cases. No advance indication of opinions was given, with more days set for announcements on the coming Mondays and June 3.
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Washington, D. C
NRA
Prazier Lemke
Supreme Court
Nist Monlay
Gas Service To Two Cities Crippled In Louisiana
Gas supply to New Orleans and Baton Rouge was halted by the break of four 12 inch mains near Jackson Louisiana. The outage disrupted all gas users in Baton Rouge and left many homes without heat, halting industry and commerce in the capital.
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Baton Rouge
Cittes
New Orleans
Jackson
Man Kills Wife Wounds Stepson in Ohio
Columbus report says William Kepler aged 2 is in critical condition from hatchet wounds inflicted by stepfather von Van Gundy. Police Lt. Thomas Sonly states Van Gundy confessed to killing Mrs. Van Gundy, 52, and attacking Kenlac the previous day.
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Columbus
Ghlo
William Kepler
von van Gundy
Polley
Thomas Sonly
Kep
Shem
EPIC program campaign planned by Upton Sinclair
Upton Sinclair outlines an EPIC campaign to push production for use as the cure for unemployment, hoping to win a definite 1998 Democratic stance. He urges Roosevelt to advocate such a program, and California EPIC forces expand EPIC News nationally while opposing third parties. Delegates cheer as the convention votes to broaden the effort.
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Los Angeles
Democratic Party
Upton Sinclair
Franklin D. Ruozeek
California
Hoose
Roosevell
Roosevelt
Sinclair
Callfaraia Efic
Texas Collector Given Four Years
Waco. May 23. Glason Gayle former McLennan County tax collector pleaded guilty to two indictments charging misapplication of forty five thousand dollars in state funds. He waived a jury. Judge D W Bartett sentenced him to four years in prison in each case to run concurrently for the Emit Poverty League Inc providing directors. Officials and directors spoke in support of EPIC.
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Texas
Waco
Glason Gayle
McLennan
D. W. Barttett
Pauper Cities to Face PWA Inquiry
Washington dispatch says federal investigators plan scrutiny of city resources as leaders of the Works program announce 109 percent grants to cities with available funds and exhausted borrowing power. The note reflects Roosevelt era relief aims and the potential reach of the $4.0 billion program.
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PWA
Washington
Cemarco
Roosevelt
Pope Urges British Return to Church
In Vatican City on May 6 the pope spoke during canonization ceremonies for Thomas More and Bishop John Fisher. He urged England to reunite with Catholicism in a Latin prayer attended by thousands of Britons including bishops and pilgrims.
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England
Pius
Holy Father
Thomas Mort
John Fisher
Englonid
Roper Advocates Stronger Foreign Trade Focus
Boston May 26 Secretary of Commerce Daniel G. Roper urged a stronger foreign trade emphasis at a gathering of manufacturers exporters and importers. He insisted on tailoring policy to what foreign buyers need rather than how to dispose of surplus goods.
Steel Industry Output Declines in Weekly Report
New York reports a weekly steel industry update showing capacity use at 42.8 percent, a 0.6 point drop from the prior week per the American Iron and Steel Institute. The figures reflect a cooling in production demand and utilization across mills.
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New York
American Iran and Stacl Institute
Appearances Lie and Landlady Complaints Across Brookly n Lodging
The report lists multiple lodging complaints including Mrs. Whitwell of 15 Brooklyn Avenue and Mrs. Bibby of 219 Fecio Street claiming theft of clothing jewelry and $20 from cedar chests. It also notes a man leaving with clothing belongings. Treasury figures for May 17 show receipts 28 890 269.33 expenditures 41 055 187.95 balance 1 832 569 021.02 with yearly receipts 5 253 046 922.295 and gold assets 6 945 721 005.40.
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FL. Whitwell
Brooklyn Avenue
Pallen
Treasury
Washington
D. C
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