Papal Election Rumors Rise Amid Dictator Clash
An editorial notes Cardinal Pacelli's rise to papacy amid tensions with Nazi Germany and Mussolini regimes. It discusses Pacelli’s wartime diplomacy, the Vatican’s role, and international reactions from Berlin to Rome, including Munich and Franco.
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Russia
Pietro Gasparri
Pope Pius XI
Pacelli
Camerlengo
College of Cardinals
Cardinal Pacelli
Germany
Italy
Count Ciano
Il Telegrafo
Rome
Das Schwarze Korps
Vatican
Carl-Ludwig Diego von Bergen
Rome-Berlin
Hitler
Mussolini
Labor Peace Hangs Over Congress and Labor Split
The piece analyzes three signs of a looming showdown between John Lewis' CIO and William Green's AFL as court rulings and NLRB actions undercut CIO leverage. It predicts possible Wagner Act changes, AFL gains, and CIO losses, with Green and Tobin resisting peace talks and optioning to push arbitration and continued Senate hearings.
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John Lewis
Congress For Industrial Organization
William Green
American Federation of Labor
A. F. of L
Supreme Court
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Cleveland
C. O
Congress
Tobin
Houston
Green
Senate Labor Committee
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Treasury reports March tax intake amid 1930s decline
The United States Treasury shows March income tax receipts at 425 million dollars, well below the prior year’s 723 million. Vienna authorities release former Chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg from Nazi custody. Hitler and Mussolini meet in Rome, while Goering projects German population rising to 100 million. Manhattan politicians sustain Tammany leadership as James J. Hines remains imprisoned in a rackets conspiracy case.
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U. S. Treasury
Vienna
Kurt Schuschnigg
Rome
Manhattan
Tammany
James J. Hines
World News in Brief Women Leaders and Royals
Nobelist Lenin widow Nad e dja Krupskaya dies on her 70th birthday in Moscow. Japan's Empress Nagako bears her seventh child, a girl, weeks before turning 36. Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt resigns from the D A R over denial of a Constitution Hall Marian Anderson recital. Duchess of Windsor and Mrs Lindbergh identified as neighbors in Paris near the Bois de Boulogne.
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Russia
Nadejda Konstantinova Krupskaya
Nikolai Lenin
Moscow
Japan
Empress Nagako
America
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
Constitution Hall
Marian Anderson
England
Duchess OF Windsor
Charles A. Lindbergh
Parisian
Bois de Boulogne
Eggs as a versatile, protective food for all meals
A homemaker notes eggs’ indispensable role in cooking and nutrition. Eggs thickening, binding, and leavening powers support balanced diets, with high protein, minerals, and vitamins comparable to milk. Suggestions include varied preparations and Lenten uses, plus guidance on allergies and shell color.
Eggs A Source of Building Nutrition For All Ages
Eggs provide high quality proteins and minerals making them essential for growth in children and useful for adults needing nourishment. The yolk offers rich minerals and fat for easy digestion while the white is mainly protein and water. Eggs supply iron phosphorus vitamins A B D and G. Cooking alters digestion little, though raw whites are less utilized than slightly cooked. Brown versus white shells do not affect nutrition.
Belted dress designs with flaring skirts and braid trims
The ad describes pattern No 1684 with shirred shoulders and a gathered bodice for sizes 12 to 20, suited to thin wool crepe or print and featuring braid accents. It also outlines No 1679 with lifted waistline and circular skirt for sizes 36 to 52, using faille crepe chiffon or georgette. Materials needed are specified for each pattern.
Simple Designs Are Lovely on Linens
The Sewing Circle offers a 1960 transfer pattern with 18 motifs from 2 by 3 inches to 2 by 15 inches for cutwork stitches. Materials list and illustrations are included. Send 15 cents to Needlecraft Dept. at 82 Eighth Avenue, New York, NY.
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Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
New York
N. Y
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Women In the News
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By C. Houston Goudiss
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