Swap of raw materials eyed to aid democracies
A proposed swap of cotton and wheat for rubber and tin seeks to fortify democracies during war emergency while reducing U S farm surpluses. Byrnes and Roosevelt officials back the plan with State and Agriculture Departments proposing formal outreach to England Holland Belgium and other nations.
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Washington
America
Roosevelt Administration
Senate
Byrnes
8. C
Ens
State and Agriculture Departments
United States
England
Holland
Belgium
State Department
Tributes Paid for Senator James Hamilton Lewis
Washington April 11 The Senate mourns the death of Senator James Hamilton Lewis of Illinois at 73 or 75 and plans a 2 30 PM state funeral in the Senate chamber. President Roosevelt Supreme Court Cabinet and diplomatic corps to attend with Arlington interment considered though veterans status raises questions.
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Washington
Senate
James Hamilton Lewis
Ilinois
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Cabinet
Diplomatic Corps
Lewis
Arlington National Cemetery
Washington Cathedral
Arlington
National Guard
Regular Army
Congress
Lucas
Illinois
Barkley
Kentucky
McNary
Oregon
Hull
Frederick dinner honors Francis Perrott with speakers
Mayor Richard H. Sweeney and City Tax Collector D. Lee Staley attended a testimonial dinner for Francis Perrott at Catoctin Country Club in Frederick. Governor Herbert R. O'Conor also spoke briefly.
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Richard H. Sweeney
D. Lee Staley
Francis Perrott
Frederick
O’conor
Frederick County
Catoctin Country Club
Sweeney
Herbert R. O’conor
Paper replies to critics in nation
Rome April 11 Virginio Gaydo replying to criticism in the United States of Italy s seizure of Albania told Americans to mind their own business Writing in Gloriele D Ialla Fascism s leading newspaper spokesman threatened that Italy and Germany would meddle in American affairs unless the United States let them alone He said American threats and intrigues must end The United States remains in America Let them be content to handle their internal problems and not complain if European states target America for their own defense
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Rome
Virginio Gaydo
United States
Italy
Albania
Gloriale D'Ialla
Fascistm
Germany
America
Amlie Nomination Recalled Amid Senate Opposition
Washington April 11 President Roosevelt reportedly decided to recall Thomas R. Amlie s nomination to the Interstate Commerce Commission as opposition in the Senate grew. Amlie a former Wisconsin Progressive and ally of left wing New Deal voices faced strong resistance during subcommittee hearings over his support for Thorstein Veblen economics and production for use.
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Washington
Senate
Thomas R. Amlie
Interstate Commerce Commission
Roosevelt
Amilie
House
Wisconsin
Elmer Benson
Minnesota
Amlie
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Thorstein Veblen
Dolan Gordon to Face Hurdle in Inebriated Driving Case
Dolan Gordon of Summit avenue is to be tried Thursday morning by Magistrate John D. Dunn for operating a vehicle while under the influence after his car struck and injured several city employees at the Baltimore street and Summit avenue intersection the night of January 18. Injuries included Robert Miller, 60, of the 000 block West Franklin street, who has been released from Washington County Hospital. Three snow clearing workers sustained lesser injuries and a city truck was damaged in the crash. Also, Jake Smith, 72, of County Home, was arrested yesterday evening on larceny charges related to clothing taken from the home.
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Dolan Gordon
Summit Avenue
Baltimore Street
John D. Dunn
Robert Miller
Franklin Street
Washington County Hospital
Planting of Pine Trees Planned in Western Maryland
COLLEGE PARK Md April 11 State Forester F W Besley said today about 150000 white and red pine trees will be shipped Wednesday from Sunnyside Nursery to Western Maryland where they will be planted on forest lands. Within the near future a total of 350000 small trees will be transplanted to Western Maryland on sections of state land where there are few trees.
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College Park
F. W. Besley
Sunnyside
Maryland
Views Of Roosevelt, Lindbergh Sought On Neutrality Revision
Washington April 11 Congress seeks Roosevelt help drafting a new neutrality policy amid unsettled European conditions. Senate and House committees plan hearings on neutrality while considering extending cash and carry before May 1. Lindbergh may testify. debate ranges from arms embargo to broad presidential commerce powers.
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Roosevelt
Lindbergh
Washington
Europe
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Bloom
Charles A. Lindbergh
United States
France
Sheppard
Senate Military Committee
Senate
Congress
Pittman
Fittman
No Objection To Return Bergdoll To Serve Sentence
Washington April 11 Justice Department said it would interpose no objection to the return of Grover Cleveland Bergdoll to this country to serve the remainder of his five year sentence from 1920. His wife in New York said he would come from Germany to renew his claim to property valued around $500000, the department noted.
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Washington
Murphy
Justice Department
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Bergdoll
New York
Germany
OConor Attacked For Bill's Failure
In Baltimore on April 11 Mrs G EB Halsey, chair of Maryland's joint campaign for women jurors, criticized Gov O Conor for not delivering on a pre election pledge to back a bill allowing women to serve on juries. She argued the US Constitution guarantees trial by a jury of peers and noted Maryland women have sought legislative action for 21 years.
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Baltimore
G. EB. Halsey
Joint Campaign Committee
Jury Service For
Maryland
O'Conor
United States
Senatorial Pressure Tied To Withheld Rights Claims
A speaker charged that actions by Senators were misled and double crossed by Curran O Conor and Bruce administration under political pressure. The remarks framed the issue as a political betrayal influencing decision making.
Netherlands Calls Troops Amid War Danger
Amsterdam reports the Netherlands calling up border battalions to full strength as a precaution against a growing war danger abroad. An official statement says the move is precautionary and aims to reinforce defense while maintaining independence. Premier Colijn will broadcast to urge calm. Regular battalions return to full strength, with border troops added.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
Holland
Hendrik Colijn
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Smithsburg
Walter Sleasman
California
Dean
Milons
Beppe
Doan
Wash
Truman Beck
Rudy
Rudy’s
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Hamilton Corner
Everly
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Hagerstown
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Kuhlman
Four States Livestock Sales, Inc
Hagerstown, Md
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Republic of Catek
Japan
British India
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Bath
Bentz & Dunn
Shockey Furniture Co
Miller’s Furniture Store
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Sherwin - Williams Paint
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Hoffman LA SA
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Angle Motor Sales
Chambersburg
Spoerl's Garage, Inc
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