Trade Pact Between Germany and Russia Reportedly Expands
A wartime era newscast claims a 600 million trade pact will boost German Russian commerce beyond prewar levels. It notes past volumes where Germany supplied Russia heavily and Russia depended on German imports, with figures cited for 1931 and earlier periods. The report warns Britain’s blockade would be largely bypassed by the agreement.
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Soviet Goods Ordered To Individual Deals Moscow
Germanists report ongoing negotiations alongside a German Russian trade framework. Russia would send cereals and grain to Germany in exchange for industrial commodities ships and other goods.
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Germany
Parrots Prove Southpaw Bias in Zoo Tests
In a Washington report, researchers Friedman and Davis tested 20 parrots to see if they favor their left side. Across repeated trials with interchangeable food setups, about 72 percent showed leftward preference, though one species was 160 percent left-handed and another 95 percent right-handed. The study raises questions about whether parrots are left handed or left footed.
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Herbert Friedmen
Nacional Museum
Malcolm Davis
National Zoo
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Liberal Court Stance Halts Policy Acting in Commerce Case
The high court, with Justice Black leading joined by Frankfurter and Douglas, declines to intervene in interstate trade matters. The ruling stresses Congress may regulate commerce among states while cautioning against state attempts to act unilaterally. Justice Reed dissents on a gasoline tax case affecting interstate bus travel.
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Thyssen May Visit America After Citizenship Loss
Deprived of German citizenship, Thyssen, a leading steel magnate and one of Europe's wealthiest men, said he might travel to the United States this spring. He and his wife were stripped of citizenship by a decree published in the Berlin Gazette, and their vast holdings were confiscated after his break with Hitler.
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Victim Recognizes Robber in Pittsburgh Store Hold Up
Leonard Goldstein identified a neatly dressed man as the same robber who held up his clothing store last November. The suspect threatened him with a pistol, securing $250 in the latest raid.
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Trunk Slayer Trial Headlines Dutch Anger Over Release
The case centers on Margaret Willis who confessed to killing a man and stuffing his body in a trunk during a Los Angeles crime. She claimed it was to defend her honor after a drunken confrontation. prosecutors say she killed to gain control of a luxury car to fund her prostitution business. A parole board approved her release on April 10 after 45 hours of deliberation. The Dutch government voiced indignation over related shipping attacks as tensions rise in Europe.
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Wall Mead Tonight Fetus Feb 1 Abyssine Temple
The Fels Temple hosts a meeting of the Till Meet lodge tonight at 7 PM as part of the 644 series. Members gather at the temple for a routine session and community updates.
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