European Crisis Postponed and U S Housing Rally Shifts
A long column analyzes European crisis delays and their impact on the Rome Berlin axis, Spain, Vatican events, and potential German actions. It also assesses U S housing revival forecasts, Bank of New York influence, Bowery Savings Bank rate cuts, and budget reform debates amid New Deal policy tensions.
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Julius Caesar
England
France
London
Paris
Spain
Barcelona
Vatican
Pius XI
Italy
Axis
Europe
Rome-Berlin
Germany
Great Britain
Congress Takes Bit in Teeth to Restore Confidence
Washington notes a push by Congress to lead in reviving national confidence amid a low mood and rising fear of debt. The piece traces efforts from Hoover to Roosevelt, Senate and House actions on spending, taxes, and debt limits, and questions whether voters will demand sound policy and fundamental Americanism.
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Washington
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Hoover
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Harrison
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Representative Doughton
North Carolina
House Committee On Ways and Means
Morgenthau
Treasury
Capitol Hill
Weeewspaper Union
Needle Weaving for Blue Luncheon Set
Ruth Wyeth Spears shares instructions for a blue linen luncheon set with four mats and a long runner featuring dark blue needle weaving across the ends designed to pair with blue dishes. The piece mentions related books, ordering details, and a rag rug project.
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Ruth Wyeth
Spears
S. Desplaines St
Chicago, Ill
Briefly Opposed Double Features and Notable Edicts
The National Motion Picture Research Council notes briefly opposed double features. A non stop air mail pickup and delivery service is set to begin May 12 in 55 towns across Pennsylvania Delaware West Virginia and Ohio. Msgr Stephen J Donahue of the New York archdiocese may rise to the college of cardinals. Mahatma Gandhi wins a four day fast unto death victory in India. Nazi Germany reverses an order restricting Jewish participation in business due to labor shortages.
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National Motion Picture Research Council
Pennsylvania
Delaware
West Virginia
Ohio
College of Cardinals
Stephen J. Donahue
Archdiocese of New York
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Nazi Germany
Petain Reemerges to Seek Franco Ties as Ambassador
Marshal Henri Petain, once called the hero of Verdun, at 82 returns from retirement to be named ambassador to reorganized Spain. The appointment signals an emotional bid to win Gen. Francisco Franco's friendship and influence. Petain previously collaborated with Franco in the 1920s and helped shape Franco's rise after Morocco conflicts.
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Verdun
France
Marshal Henri Petain
Spain
Francisco Franco
French War College
Marshal Petain
Iron Man
Franco
Abd el Krim
Riff
Morocco
Petain
Madrid
Prima de Rivera
Rabid Dogs Swim and Rush Water Despite Myths
The article notes that rabid dogs do not avoid water and may eagerly seek it. It describes mad dogs rushing into streams and swallowing water with difficulty, contradicting common lay beliefs about rabies behavior.
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Journal Des Debats
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Tommy Corcoran
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Luden
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