Welles Delivers Talks as French Leaders Discuss Allied War Aim
Paris reports describe Secretary of State Hull or Welles as confidant to Premier Daladier and other French leaders during a sequence of interviews. Daladier, Blum, and Bonnet express unity in backing a wartime policy aimed at victory first and peace thereafter with Allied support. Welles plans further briefings with Paul Bernaud and will travel to London before returning to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Roosevelt
Jules Jermeney
Deputies
Pre ‘Blum
Whit
Emma
Andre de Lautournye
Washington
Premiere Chautemps
Georges Bonnet
Blum
Socialist Party
Europe
Daladier
Welles
Aisi
Amnemeat
Paladier
Paul Bernaud
Brance
Angers
London
Italy
Mussolni
Girls Better Paid For Work At Home Study
In Philadelphia a woman educator argued that home work pays more for girls. She cited that typical at home tasks like cooking, baking, sewing, and producing goods could equate to about six dollars a week for a 44 hour week, with additional earnings from other craft activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Brurestoi
Ralph Borsodi
Suffern
University of Pennsylvania
Delphi Falls P O Position Is Filled
James C LeTant named postmaster at Delphi Falls replacing the retired Howard J Furlong. In Deerland Hamilton County Ozkmah H Helms appointed postmaster to succeed Albert D Brown retired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi Falls
P.O
Washington
James C. LeTant
The
Post
Howard J. Furlong
Deerland
Hamilton County
Ozkmah
H. Helms
Albert D. Brown
Markham Dies at 87 Poet of The Man With the Hoe
Edwin Markham, famed for The Man With the Hoe, dies at 87 in New York after a long illness. His later years featured memory loss and infirmities, yet he longed to write a five stanza poem to expose mockery and sterility of war. Born in Oregon City, Ore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edwin Markham
Dean Francois Mitet
Markham
Ife
San Francesco
Tessas
Oregons City
Ore
Power Board Abolition Urged in Albany Bill
Albany March UP lawmakers moved to abolish the State Power Authority after Western New York legislators failed to cut its funds. Assemblyman Harold Ehrlich of Buffalo and Senator William Hensley of Niagara led the measure, criticizing the agency as propagandizing for the St. Lawrence Seaway and calling to drop an 81,000 contract study on power resources. Northern New York reps defended keeping 30,000 allocated for the Authority’s activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
March S
State
New York
Harold Ehrlich
Buffalo
William Hensey
Niagara
Pasamaquoddy
St. Lawrence Seaway
St. Lawrence
Authority
Teaders
Partes
Ny misleading cough remedy promises relief and free bottle
An advertisement urges coughing troubled readers to try Ty Pornissi and Partutsin claiming quick throat relief and moist glands. It touts Fertitasin as a safe herbal syrup prescribed by physicians for over 30 years and offers a free bottle via a midtown New York address in a splashy, unverified pitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perussia
Dept
Washington Street
New York
Chy
Assemblymen Clash Over Power Authority Seaway Funding
Assemblyman Anthony Canney criticizes Power Authority spending as New York and Midwest funds flow to Costa Rica while Warren C. Dan Niels and others defend Authority for keeping power costs low in St. Lawrence agricultural areas.Russell Wright notes only minor dredging needed for a 71 foot channel. Ehrlich argues state builds new plants along the St. Lawrence cheaper than joining the Seaway treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asemblyman
Anthony Canney
Midwest
Costa
Asentiman
Warren C. Dan Niels
St. Lawrence Republica
St. Lawrence
U.S. Senate
Russel Wright
Watertown Republican
Great Lakes
Ehrlich
Ueaty
Japanese view U S loan to China as unfriendly act
Tokyo reports the Japanese government condemns the 520 million dollar U S loan to China as an unfriendly act. A Tokyo spokesman said Japan shares Italy’s views on British support and coal exports in response to the Chinese matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
China
Tokyo
United States
Sing Sal
Japan
Italy
Italy Searches for Allied Support Amid Blockade Tensions
In a sharp protest to Britain over coal seizures, a central nations plan was outlined but specifics were unclear. Britain’s blockade of German exports drew accusations of abuse and threatened worsening Anglo German relations. In Ontario, William E. Yarranton, Peel County jail superintendent, was acquitted on second trial of roles in a killing at the institution, following a Supreme Court verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Dudy
Britain
Angio
Rampion
March
William E. Yarranton
Peel County Hall
Itetuge
Supreme Court
James Calon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Keystone
Emissary
Aliair Wm Houth
Sumnel Welles
Albert Lebron
France
Nence
With the
Boys/ Wells & Coverly’s
Boys’ Shop
Ower Board
St. Lawrence Pact
Rugged Hopsack Its
Wells & Coverly’s Roys
Salina
Fat City
Siegelman
Hiram Walker
Balina
Corer Witles
Wells & Coverly
Kenroyd Suits
Stein Bloch
Fashion Park
Rochester
Wells.& Coverly, Inc
S. Salina ST