Palestine Jewry Leader Seeks House Seat After Death
The article notes Rabbinical pleas amid political shifts as Jasper Alabama’s Finn Yu seeks to fill the late Speaker WW Bankhead’s congressional seat. It mentions a ceremonial fence and a final vote tallied around 1,120, with Still Munster and related allies cited in the race.
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Syracuse Herald-Journal Arm
Palestine
Finn Yu
EAD
Jasper
Ala
May Tins
Corler Sabosco
Bankhead
Alabamw
Kila Totter
Bkanaseo
U.S. Pressing For G.M. Pay Settlement Amid Strike
Labor department conciliators pressed for a settlement in the Honeywell and bus drivers disputes as wage demands surfaced. Talks focused on 10 cent to 14 cent per hour increases and broader wage classifications. Defense industry tensions spurred calls for cooling-off periods and potential legislative action to curb strikes pending arbitration.
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Washington
National Mediation Board
Bala
Senate Labor Subcommittee
Stantarfet
f-Minn
Ball
Harold E. Lassen
Minnesota
Minnesote
Representa
Five Vinson
Mediation
Wintson
Nazis Repeat Warning of Ship Sinking
Berlin warns that U S Navy use to deliver war materials to England will have grave consequences. Spokesman says any American seeking the SOMMPAE zones will be lampooned, and that Stimson’s demand may be unofficial. Molotov and Soviet relations status unchanged, no change in German fogs relations.
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INS
Stinson
United State Navy
England
Wlay
Wilhelmstrasse
United States
Weil
Stimson
HHS
Molotov
M. Molotov
Death in Toronto as mother held for murder
Police say a quarrel between young parents over the cries of their 16 month old baby led to the child’s death. The 22 year old mother, Mrs Robert Burnett, is charged with murder and the father is held as a witness. Onlookers report the mother hurled the child to the pavement during an argument after visiting a beverage room.
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Toronto
Chnanay Press
Robert Burnett
Beme
Ather
Australian Premier MenziesPredicts Nazi Defeat
Prime Minister Menzies arrived from Lisbon aboard the Dixie Clipper on a world tour and predicted German defeat. He advised Americans that the speed of victory depends on U S actions and urged convoy use to safeguard war materials for Britain. He emphasized his view as honest, not instruction, and prepared to go to Ottawa with Australian officials.
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Mobenton Menzies
Australis
Lisbon
Britain
Poineer
Ottawa
Royal Canadian Air Force
Vicente Marshal
S. J. Goble
John Storey
Australian Aircraft Production Commission
Peter Heydon
Washington
Geoffrey Tebbutt
Australian News Service
British Empire
U S May Close Canal to Japanese Vessels
Tokyo reports that the United States is likely to close the Panama Canal to Japanese ships within 16 days. The move would disrupt trade to the east coast of South America and compel Japan to reroute deliveries to the west coast, impacting silk and other profitable goods.
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U.S
Tokyo
Yoko
San Francisco
Panama Canal
South America
Japan
Premier Greels Menzies Arrives in Canada
Prime Minister Hubert Gordon of Australia arrives in Ottawa by plane today, stepping from a Canadian Air Force bomber that brought him from New York. Premier W. L. Mackenzie King of Canada greets him as the aircraft lands, marking a significant diplomatic visit.
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New York
Robret Gordon Menzies
Australia
Richard Casey
United States
Menzies Warts
America
London
Winstut Clarehill
Greels Menzies
Canada
Ottawa
Hubert Gordons
W. L. Mackenzie King
Hawaii
Ship Seizure Bill Heads for House Vote in Roosevelt Defense Plan
Washington May 7 The House moved toward a final vote on a bill authorizing the president to requisition idle ships in US ports for defense. Administration leaders anticipated Senate dispatch after addressing amendments. Debate included proposed waivers of crew and engine laws, with Van Zandt seeking broader exemptions, while supporters argued necessary legal flexibilities.
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House
Roosevelt
United States
Maritime Commission
Treasury
Mariime Commission
Coast Guard
Kim
Senate
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Jones
van Zandt
Blani Id- Va
Representative McCormack
D. ‘Mass
Tenain
Representative Culkin
R-Nx
Eddie Rickenbacker Walks Again With Aid of Contraption
Eddie Rickenbacker, injured in a February plane crash, began to walk with the Babe Goldberg contraption in Atlanta May, taking first steps under a baby-walker like device. Doctors estimate at least three weeks before leaving the hospital. Howard Littledale, also injured in the same crash, can move about only in a wheelchair.
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Atlanta
Spain
Babe Goldberg
Filer
Jim
Howard Littledale
New York Times
Ita
Robbed 17 Times, He’s Ready to Quit
Los Angeles reports on burglar Trumbower who endured 17 break ins including a recent robbery of 65 dollars in cash and a 60 dollar diamond. He moved his sporting goods store after the 12th burglary and said he would sell out and stay out. He fired a watchman after catching him stealing.
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Witter
BR. Trumbower
Sporting Goode
Trumbower
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