Four Student Union Delegates Shown at Madison Convention
Four typified campus delegates to the American Student Union convention at Madison Wisconsin are pictured. Mary McCormick of Chicago and Natalie Glazer of New York City are in the top row with Gladys Weinberg of Detroit and Pel New York City in the bottom row.
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Natalie Glazer
New York City
Gladys Weinberg
Detroit
Mich
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Nazis Block British Raid Revealed by Berlin Korrespondent
The Berlin input argues the Allies seek to complicate northern operations as Russia hesitates to aid Western powers. It claims Britain and France use Finland for strategic aims, with no real willingness to aid Finland or eject Russia from the League of Nations.
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Finland
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Britain
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Funeral Set Friday For Henry L. Doherty In New York City
Funeral services will be held at St Bartholomew s Church for Henry L Doherty 69 president and founder of Cities Service Company who died of pneumonia Tuesday night in a Philadelphia hospital. W Walton Jones first vice president is expected to succeed him.
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Henry L. Doherty
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Cities Service
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Pope and King Host Papal Audience in Rome Peace Efforts Highlighted
The Pope, King Victor Emmanuel III, and Queen Elena met to discuss peace efforts amid European tensions. The ceremony featured a lengthy private audience, royal pageantry, and public shows of support for Vatican-Italy harmony, with Mussolini's possible involvement noted by observers.
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Sacred College
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Earthquake Devastates Anatolia Killing Thousands
An eight hundred lives were lost in the April 1938 quake with aftershocks in September and November. Turkish relief teams and army units searched ruined towns from Samsun to Sivas as tremors shattered railways and water mains. Anatolia, Asia Minor, covers 193,590 square miles with about 9 million people.
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Ankara
Sivas
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Tokat
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Yougad
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West Bromwich
Neuchatel
Zurich
Germany and Allies Agree to Exchange Nationals
Berlin reports a tacit pact between Germany and the Anglo French allies to exchange nationals living in enemy countries. The accord aims to ease repatriation and reduce prisoner exchanges through diplomatic channels.
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Berlin
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