Wage bill defeat dims southern wage differential hopes
A House vote of 130 to 70 rejected a plan to allow a national wage board to set pay differentials, ending southern hopes to shield lower wages from northern competition. The debate split along regional lines as proponents warned against constitutional issues and potential court challenges, while opponents argued the measure would restrict federal authority.
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Washington Way
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Psust
Ramepeck
Army Invents Airplane for European Bombing and Return
Secret army project unveils a long range bomber capable of flying from the United States to Europe and back. Described as the largest and most formidable aircraft, it features high speed, extended range, and heavy bomb payloads with protective armor and mobility for defense against invasion. Details and scope remain classified.
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Three Die and Three Hurt in Dow Plant Blast
A Dow Chemical plant explosion killed three workers and left three more severely burned and hospitalized. Names provided include John F. Ho 32 engineer in charge. Fred Reynolds 32 chemist. Tad Passons 26 laboratory assistant. George Voiede Tran 41 research assistant. Phil Bryominski 273 laborator s helper. Clare Harris 74 research assistant. The sixth worker was severely burned but expected to survive.
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Mich “Fay
Dow Chemical
John FE
Dow Metal Research
Fred Reynolds
Tad Passons
George Voiede
Tran
Phil Bryominski
Clare Harris
First Seeing-Eye Dog Dies at Training School
Buddy, the first seeing eye dog, is buried near the entrance of the training school in Whippany New Jersey. For ten years she served as constant companion to Mortis Frank, a young blind graduate and founder of the Seeing Eye.
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Buddy
Mortis & Frank
Secing
State Parochial School Law Void Albany Ruling
A court ruling in Albany voids a state law requiring transportation for parochial school children by a 4 to 3 vote. The decision impacts funding and school access, with judges dividing over church-state separation.
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Albany Way
Fire Chief's Convict Husband Found Dead In Prison Mayhem
In a San Francisco jail report, a dead guard and wounded inmate mark a failed prison escape attempt by three federal convicts from Nuilli Island. The incident tops a day of chaotic violence as authorities pursue explanations and custody transitions.
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Giants and Cards clash amid protest over rules changes
A chaotic game between the Giants and Cardinals unfolds with protests over new rulings by umpire Landis. Players like Moore and Bartell figure prominently as the first inning ends with limited scoring and several errors.
Food Trades Course Opens in New York High School
An education initiative aims to launch a food trades program under city supervision at a New York high school. The course intends to teach students in butchery and meat handling, preparing them for skilled trades in the food industry.
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Food Trades High School
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Mlocett
Cardozo Observes His 68th Birthday
Washington May 2 HS Justice Cardozo marks his sixty eighth birthday amid hopes he may return to the Supreme Court bench in October. He is under care at the home of Emanuel Cohen of the Newark Court of Appeals at Port Chester.
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Frends
Supreme Court
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Vleniern
Hoodz
Iis
Lowas
White House Robbery Leads to Staffer Arrest
The White House thefts prompted the arrest of William Buchly, a mail room employee at the executive offices. He was charged with petit larceny and tampering with the mails after authorities found marked bills and gifts sent to the President and Roosevelt. Several staff items vanished, including a stenographer’s coat, a pocketbook, and a dress from New York.
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White House
William Buchly
Buchly
United States Attorney Office
Mare “Howe
Roosevelt
Inichl
New York
Cabinet Member's Bride Is Niece of U S Minister To Ireland
A quiet private wedding took place today as the bride, Aine Jane Dillman, niece of the U S minister to Ireland, wed in traveling attire. Officials described the ceremony as simple with few attendees and no public decorations.
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Aine
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Sarvece
Urs Drhes
Aliister
Hanna Sand
Gudahy
Wringsses
Capital wedding shocks with 24 cans on surprise cabinet
A cryptic note hints at a wedding event in the capital involving 24 cans and a surprise cabinet announcement. Further details appear on Page 2 Column 4.
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Bartell
Dashiagtos
Todas
German honor law in force in Austria
Berlin reports that the German blood and honor law will apply in Austria from this date. The move is announced as effective immediately, extending Nazi legal codes beyond Germany’s borders.
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Austria
Berlin
Suremberg
Peace bid eases Sudeten fears after talks with Prague leaders
Reported results of a three way conference in Prague between Premier Milan Hodža and German Sudeten leader Konrad Henlein suggested a possible softening of wartime tensions. Berlin indicated German troops near the border might be withdrawn, though details remained secret and negotiators faced ongoing demands for independence by Sudeten Germans.
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