Mundelein speech triggers Vatican response and U.S. reaction
The Vatican signals no quarrel with Cardinal Mundelein despite charges in Germany of defending priest crimes. In the United States, public opinion splits along religious lines as Cardinal Mundelein faces controversy and political figures react.
Cardinal Mundelein Attacks German Government in Speech
Cardinal Mundelein of Chicago addresses 500 priests, denouncing the German government and its propaganda as a breach of the concordat with the Holy See. He recalls postwar German complaints of allied peace propaganda and condemns Nazi press actions.
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Roosevelt nominates multiple State Department posts in Senate
President Roosevelt sent several appointments to the Senate including Sumner Welles for undersecretary of state and R Walton Moore for the newly created role of counsellor to the department.
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King George and Queen Elizabeth Attend Royal Event Aboard
King George and Queen Elizabeth visited aboard the royal ship New York as it led U S celebrations. The battleship and other vessels lit their searchlights while guests dined and danced. A luncheon at Guildhall London preceded the Portsmouth visit.
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Queen Elisabeth
New York
United States
Portsmouth
Guildhall
London
Lindbergh Flight Anniversary Observed in Two Cities
Charles A Lindbergh marked the tenth anniversary of his New York to Paris flight with little celebration. He told a friend “I did it. Why should I cele brate it?” The colonel spent the day privately with Mrs Lindbergh and their son Jon at their Kent country home, even keeping the telephone disconnected.
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New York
Paris
Mrs. Lindbergh
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Kent
Senator Berry seeks arbitration to calm labor unions feud
George L. Berry Tennessee senator proposes impartial arbitration to reallocate organizing territory between the American Federation of Labor and the Committee for Industrial Organization. He asks the President to back the effort. The move comes as CIO and AFL factions in Jones & Laughlin Steel fight for sole bargaining agent status.
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Eorge L. Berry
Tennessee
American Federation of Labor
Committee For Industrial Organization
Mr. Berry
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation
Negrin Named Spain's Premier as War Aims Harden
Juan Negrin, aged forty eight, a Socialist backed by the Madrid government, succeeds Caballero to lead loyalist Spain. He vows "inflexible order" as Gen. Emilio Mola presses fierce attacks toward Bilbao, with the Basque capital under threat and British ships urged to depart.
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Juan Negrin
Caballero
Spain
Madrid
Emilio Mola
Bilbao
Espionage Convicts Executed in Russia Following Japanese Orders
Forty four individuals convicted of espionage and sabotage in Russia were executed at Svobodnaya in what authorities attribute to orders from the Japanese secret service. The executions mark a severe crackdown on foreign espionage activities amid wartime tensions.
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Russia
Secret Service
Svobod
Overweight and abdominal fat warnings and exercises
The article discusses fat risks especially after age forty and the middle aged spread. It notes overweight mainly stems from excessive intake and urges simple exercises or diet reduction. It describes abdominal training methods and the value of home or gym exercises to tighten the abdominal wall and improve posture.
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A. H. Douthwaite
British Medical Journal
Neo
Foreign Phrases and Their English Translations
A compact glossary of French and Latin phrases with English renderings. Entries include Au fond Discerner le faux d avec le vrai Aeque anime Criticism is his forte Je parle Beau geste A V impossible nul n est tenu Argot The slang of the streets thieves jargon Cacoethes An evil habit.
Early Sheffield Plate: value beyond age and bold silver thickness
Early Sheffield Plate is prized for reasons beyond age. The silver coating is thicker and style simpler, though occasionally clumsy. The lavish silver use left little copper in many early pieces, whereas later pieces show more copper than silver remains.
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