Urge Release of Russ Nazi Pact Details
The House Administration Committee asked the State Department to publish the secret Stalin Hitler agreement on Poland in the pamphlet Fascism in Action. If declined, the request and Marshall's reply will be used. The panel approved printing 1 000 copies without recommendation after a heated debate.
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Poland
Germany
Italy
Spain
Japan
Busbey
R-I
Russia
Marshall
United States
Rubber makers pledge tire supplies for vacationers
New York reports the Rubber Manufacturers Association says tires will be easier to buy this summer but not as plentiful as before the war. Seven million more passenger tires were available in the first four months of the year, yet inventories still lag five to six million units behind prewar levels.
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New York
INS
Rubber Manufacturers Association
Roosevelt preferred Ickes to Wallace for 1940 ticket
James A. Farley recounts that in 1938 President Roosevelt favored Harold Ickes over Henry Wallace as a running mate or top nominee. Farley notes Roosevelt wanted Farley for New York governor in 1938 to prep for 1940, but Farley declined and later quit as postmaster general and party chairman.
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Roosevelt
Harrold Ickes
Henry Wallace
James A. Farley
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Farley
Ickes
Collier’s
New York
Wallace
Garner
Texan
Hyde Park
Jim
la Guardia
LaGuardia
Miss Jane Arnold Weds in June at Westwood Village Church
Miss Jane Arnold 22 daughter of actor Edward Arnold and Eugene F Ebright film set designer secured a marriage license and plan a June 27 wedding at St Alban's Episcopal Church Westwood Village They met a year ago and engaged six months later They will take a motor ing honeymoon.
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Los Angeles
Jane Arnold
Edward Arnold
Eugene F., Ebright
St. Alban's Episcopal Church
Westwood Village
Economy May Reduce U S Data Program Threatens Voice of America
Senator Ball warned that without a $6.4 million appropriation compromise the State Department may close its New York information office and fire about 400 staff. He said the Voice of America could be kept alive only if broadcasts are produced by contracts with commercial radio chains, while other programs face cuts.
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Senate
Minnesota
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Warborn Cultural and Information Service
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Ball
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New York
Voice of America
Russia
Boy Conductor Ferruccio Burgo Divides Rome Critics
An eight year old named Ferruccio Burgo conducted the Rome Opera House orchestra, drawing mixed praise. Critics called it a trick or a tentative effort, while one praised potential though urging more study. Ferrugo said the orchestra was good and he aims to play football someday.
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Rome
Ferruccio Burgo
Bowman and Duren In Auto Crash Near Here
Stanley R. Bowman 21 of Kirkwood was killed and Florence Duren 19 of Conklin was injured when their car crashed through a guard rail and overturned on a highway near here Thursday.
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Stanley R. Bowman
Kirkwood
Florence Duren
Conklin
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