Judges feud over marital duty rules in London
London May 25 Two prominent judges clash over whether a bachelor judge can rule on married couples private affairs or prescribe women undergarments In a public rebuke Sir Henry McCardie challenged Lord Justice Scrutton who warned against judges without experience lecturing on marriage and even underclothes Policy disputes arise from a marital entanglement case appealed after McCardies decision highlighting tensions between judicial roles and private life guidance.
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London
Henry Alfred McCardie
High Court
Thomas Faward Scrutton
Penn Road Asks Advance on Loan
The Pennsylvania Railroad asked the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to start a $27.5 million loan on June 1 instead of October 1, due to changed conditions. The funds will support construction and public offering costs were deemed impracticable at this time.
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Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Interstate Commerce Commission
A. J. Gounty
The
Pennsylvania
Officials Probe Navy Ship Blast in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on May 25, a blast on the U S S New Mexico injured three sailors and a civilian during overhaul at the Philadelphia naval yard. The explosion followed completion of an ice-making plant installation as high pressure refrigerating coils blew up, sending pipe and valve fragments toward onlookers.
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Navy
Philadelphia
U. S. S. New Mexico
Philadelphia Naval Yard
Argentina Marks Independence Day in Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires marked the 122nd anniversary of independence with a large presence of army and navy officers. A funeral for former dictator Uriburu was held Friday. President Augustin Justo spoke on radio as he opened a government driven patriotic loan totaling 126 million dollars.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Close Uriburu
Augustin Jusla
Trade pact shifts French imports on optics and instruments
Paris reports an agreement between France and Germany assigning most import quotas for optical glasses lenses and used precision instruments to Germany. The measure appears in the official journal of the day, affecting American trade with France in these goods.
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Paris
France
Germany
Today
Ten Year Dry Law Recess Proposed
John R. Todd, a noted prohibitionist and Rockefeller ally, proposed a 10-year recess from prohibition to allow the liquor trade to show a better way in New Jersey. The plan was presented to the state Republican committee, advocating a staged return for wets.
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Trenton
J. Mayrus
New Jersey
Republican Committee
John R. Todd
Rockefellers
Hitlerite Heads Prussian Diet Stormy Session
Berlin May 23 Hans Keel a member of the National Socialist party was elected president of the Prussian diet during a stormy session today. The party held precedent as the fascist group in the legislature is normally allowed to name the president.
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Berlin
Hans Keel
Adolf Rauer
Wational Socialist
Herr Kerrl
Ihcords
Sionist
163 Brazilian Army Officers Punished
In Rio de Janeiro on May 25 the minister of war announced that 163 Brazilian army officers were punished and imprisoned for a period of days after disciplinary action. The action follows a court inquiry into military conduct during the recently tense period.
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NO DE Janeiro
Brazil
Robot Looms as Rival of Political Speech Makers
Chicago May 5 Introducing Mr. Robot a mechanical talking man built by William Hutter Fort Wayne Indiana radio firm. At the Radio Manufacturers association convention the device speaks with flawless fluency delivering sales pitches and demonstrations. Hutter says it can give university lectures and political speeches without effort.
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Mr. Robot
Chic
William Hutter
Fort Warne
Ind
Radio Manufacturers’ Association
Hultz
Hutter
New York Forests Close to Public for Memorial Day
Acting Governor Lehman ordered all New York forests closed nationwide as the state faces a top fire hazard. The order followed reports of the worst fire danger in years and came as thousands prepared to visit forest areas for Memorial Day. Nine fires were reported overnight.
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Albany
N.Y
Lehman
Enmervation Department
Postal Strike Spreads Across Chinese Cities
The Chinese postal workers strike, tied up incoming and departing mail in Suangha and other cities since week start, spreads as labor unions threaten to join and paralyze commercial life unless the government grants workers demands.
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China
Suangha
Mexico State limits priests to thirty four
A Toluca dispatch reports the legislature fixed the number of priests in the State of Mexico at 34, with two per district and four in Toluca, reducing from a former limit of 150. Following tensions with Mexico City worshipers, an agreement allowed a limited number of priests to serve there.
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Mexico City
Toluca
State of Mexico
Federal District
Mexico’ City
Federal
Mussolini Plans Tribute To Hungarian Fliers
Rome reports Premier Mussolini announced a donation to Hungary for an airplane similar to the Justice for Hungary in memory of Capt. George Endres and Capt. Julius Duttay who died in a crash near Littorio field while en route from Budapest to a transoceanic flyers convention. He pledged 5000 to Endres’ family and 2500 to Duttay’s family and said a marble column would be erected at Littorio field where the crash occurred.
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Mussolini
Rome
Premer Mussolini
Hungary
Justice For
George Endres
Julius Duttay
Endres
Bit_tay
Littorio Field
Budapest
Trust Company to Pay Its Deposits in Full
Francis G. Gray president of the Lee Hegkinson Trust company announced its discontinuance. He stated the firm has cash on hand to cover all deposits and that depositors will be paid off at once.
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Trust Company
Boston
Francis G. Gray
Lee, Higekinson Trust Company
OOIL Institute Reports May Oil Refining Run and Stocks
New York May 25 Reports compiled by the American Petroleum Institute for the week ended May 21 show companies aggregating 3,601,660 barrels of crude run to stills daily. Refining capacity delay potential stands at 95.1 percent of the 4,852,000 barrel estimate. Oil in storage at week’s 2nd end includes 44,703,000 barrels of gasoline and 125,546,000 barrels of gas and fuel oil.
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New York
INS
American Petroleum Institute
United States
Burma sentences rebels to death and deportations
In Rangoon on May 25, seventy rebels were sentenced to death at Thayctmyn and 220 others were ordered deported for life. The sentences followed a government crackdown to restore order in districts troubled by political disturbances.
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Burma
Rangoon
Thayctmyn
The Chevrolet Six Showcases Fisher Bodies and Lux Interior
A compact car ad compares the Chevrolet Six with rivals, praising Fisher bodywork and interior craftsmanship. It highlights roomy, comfortable seating, rich upholstery, solid wood and steel construction, silent gear-shifting, and economical multi-cylinder engine. Prices are stated as reduced by up to 50 to 55 dollars with immediate delivery available.
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Chevrolet
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