Beaverbrook asserts US must stay neutral in Europe
Lord Beaverbrook, British publisher, says Congress will resist abandoning neutrality and will not cede freedom of the seas. In a Daily Express editorial headlined No More War he argues Americans will not be drawn into European entanglements and that the Monroe Doctrine remains guiding policy. He warns British papers against misrepresenting US aims and urges Britain to focus on domestic tasks.
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Ondon
United States Congress
Cmt
United States
Roosevelt
America
Lord Beaverbrook
London Daily Xpress Today
Morman Davis
Geneva
U.S
Britain
Daily Express
Congress
Europe
Social calendars mark week of celebrations and notices
Local society pages list multiple entertaining events from May 26 to May 30 including Mrs P. Cartter hosting at the Gunter hotel for Miss Janie Weinert, a Briain graduate. Dances and dinners planned at Fort Sam Houston Officers' Club and St Anthony hotel mark occasions for St Marys Hall graduates and Brooksfield officers wives. Austin graduation events for Denman Moody and guests noted along with a Victoria wedding planned for Missora Austin and Day Pattison McNeel. Additional commentary on international affairs appears in clipped editorials from Madrid and Berlin reacting to Norman Davis speech on disarmament and US European engagement.
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P. Cartter
Inche
Gunter Hotel
Janie Weinert
Briain
H. H. Weinert
School of Childhood
M. W. Weyman
George W. Biedner
St.the Fort Bam Houston
Mary Loulee Weyman
Lois Mae Biedner
Marylin Zirkel
Mys
John M. Bennett
Mins Truth Colt
St. Anthony Hotel
St. Mary's Hall
Clash at Geneva opens with Japan U S demand naval parity
Japan and the United States clashed openly at Geneva over naval parity as Naotake Sato urged deletion of a section of the British disarmament plan. American Ambassador Norman H. Davis opposed the proposal, warning it could harm public opinion and interwar peace. Roosevelt aims to pursue a selective peace policy if a treaty reduces arms without Senate rejection. A burned plane in Santiago rescued all aboard including Eduardo Alessandri.
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Geneva
INS
Japan
United States
Great Britain
Naotake Sato
Washington
London
Nonnan H. Davis
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Senate
Burns May Cost Patient His Foot
Harlingen May 25 Elmer Vrammel two year old suffers severe burns to his foot when a clip lamp ignited while he was held by hospital harness. A small clivice lamp used to warm his legs, attached to a recent accident left him trapped and the flames spread before nurses could reach him. The injury required medical care and may lead to amputation.
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Harlingen
Elmer Vrammel
Eary
Jelke Norge Suit Delayed in Newport Case
Judge Charles A. Walsh postponed the Jelke divorce trial until tomorrow at the request of Eugenia Woodward Jelke's counsel. The delay seeks to allow Ethel Hartman of Birmingham to testify as she is alleged tenant in an apartment linked to the charges brought by Frazier Jelke of Newport and New York against Mrs. Jelke.
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Newport
R. I
Charles A. Walsh
Jelke
UII
Eugenia
Woodward Jelke
Ethel Hartman
Birmingham
Ala
Jolke
Major
Liechinl
F. Frazier Jelko
New York
Fireworks Factory Blast Fatal to 3
Three people were killed and four injured in a powder magazine explosion at a fireworks factory near Santa Rosa, Lou, about 20 miles west of Mexico City. Authorities release sparse details and continue investigations.
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Mexico City
Santa Rosa
Lou
Here
More Tree Camps Area Expanded for Texage Projects
A radio telegram from the director of emergency conservation work reports thirty additional Civilian Conservation Corps camps for Texas. The new sites will bring the Eighth Corps area to 140 camps, over the quota. Four CCC companies from Camp Bullis will form Texas work camps at 6 p.m. today, while three other companies depart for Ariana Kirbyville Lufkin and Trinity. Arizona-sourced troops head to Bexar County sites and Jackson Creek Belmont. Daily recruitment from Bexar County will feed Bullls operations, with 60 recruits daily through Sunday.
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Emergency Conservation Work
Elghin Corps
Eighth Corps
Civilian Conservation Corps
Camp Bullis
Texas
Wien
Ariana Camps
Kirbyville
Tne
BW. Wiener
Lufkin
Aged Australian Healer Fined in County Court
An Australian native pleaded guilty before Judge Mc Collum Burnett in County Court No 1 to practicing medicine without a license. He was fined and ordered to pay costs totaling 75 dollars and 15 cents. The court noted he treated A J Condren, former sheriff of Laveen, in San Antonio on June 25 1933.
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H. T. Boltre
Australia
McCollum Burnett
Willy
A. J. Condren
Sherif
Laveen
San Antonio
Desk Size Bloster Offered Free at The Light Counter
An ad announces a desk size bloster available at The Light want ad counter located on Broadway at Fifth Street with no charge or obligation.
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Broadway
Fifth Street
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