Harrison Bonus Bill Attacked By Patman
The Associated Press reports Patman attacked the Harrison bonus bill in Washington on April 18 saying veterans would prefer losing the bonus fight to a compromise. He predicted the House would back his bill. Experts said a veteran who borrowed five hundred dollars against his certificate could have about one hundred seventy five dollars if the bonus was cashed after loan and interest.
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Associated Press
Washington
Patman
House
Former NRA Chief Testifies Before Senate Panel
General Hugh S Johnson, ex head of the NRA, told the senate finance committee that the NRA’s errors stemmed from his administration and not the Blue Eagle law. He urged halting the rise of industrial power to protect the small man and warned against dismantling the entire structure.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
Senate Finance Committee
Tungsten Ore Boom Raises Prices in Nanchang Region
Demand for tungsten, crucial for steel on battleships and guns, spurs boom in southern mountains near Nanchang. The region produces about half of world output and the province imposes a government monopoly to curb growth as nations rearm.
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Associated Press
Nanchang
China
Here
Negroes Barred White Primary in Texas Vote
Washington April reports that Texas uses a method to bar Negroes from voting in Democratic primaries by restricting membership in party organizations and clubs. This device aims to exclude Black voters from the primary ballot and influence party selection.
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Washington
Texas
Food sale plan amid party whites restriction case
The report notes a Ladies Aid sponsored event at Roberts store with a pre East- planning for a 1932 Democratic convention food sale on April 20. Supreme Court Justice Mann delivered an opinion recognizing the state convention’s right to arrange elections and setting order placement deadlines with Mrs Almer Rydeen or Mrs Charles Code.
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Charles Code
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Washington Wins All Three Races in Oakland Regatta
In a Saturday regatta on the Oakland Estuary, the University of Washington at Seattle swept three races against California Berkeley. The Varsity three mile race saw Washington finish in 16 minutes 11 seconds to California's 16 minutes 12 and 10 seconds amid initial confusion over signals.
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Associated Press
Oakland
Cal
Oakland Estuary
University of Washington At
Seattle
University of California At Berkeley
Washington
California
Irsity
Nome City News Briefs On Flight Plans And Local Happenings
Nome residents read updates on air service to Bayebonits and Fairbanks via Pacific Alaska Airways and Roust Airways with planned departures across the region. Reports note A M Kell’s death in the states, Nenana ice thickness, ongoing film showings at the Dream Theatre, and local student races featuring Miss Marx of Teller and Washington.
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Pacific Alaska Airways
Nome
Harold Gilette
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Funbarrks
Juneau
Nomeiles Sill Reget
A. M. Kell
Harry Phillips
George Hupprich
Nenana
Lee Pool
Nanana
Pilot Whaley
Tie
Ethel Marx
Teller
Ington
California
Marx
Accord With France and Soviet Russia Near Start
An authoritative source reports an imminent mutual assistance accord between France and the Soviet Union to begin tomorrow in Paris without Laval’s Moscow visit. Talks in Geneva between Laval and Litvinoff eased disputes, pending Ministerial Council approval. the pact allows punitive action against nonleague aggressors, noting Germany is not a member.
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Russia
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Moscow
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Laval
Litvinoff
League
Germany
Statesmen Seek Pacts to Guard Against Future Wars
In Geneva on April 18 statesmen shift from denouncing Germany's Versailles breach to negotiating new agreements aimed at preventing future wars.
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Geneva
Germany
Hitler Sends Note To Britain Described As Sizzler
Berlin April 18 British Embassy spokesman says Hitler sent a diplomatic note described as a sizzler. Contents not disclosed but believed to state that yesterday's league action ends any talk of Germany rejoining the league.
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Berlin
Hitler
Britain
League
Germany
Farmers And Stockmen Look Spring Rains
Farmers and stockmen of the dust bowl await spring rains. Light showers touched scattered areas but fell short of amounts needed to moisten soil and start crops, with moisture scarce to revive grass lands.
Delegate Dimond Introduces Alaska Fishermen Bill
Washington April 18 Delegate Anthony J Dimond today introduced a bill in the house extending the benefits of the U S Public Health Service to fishermen in Alaska.
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Associated Press
Washington
Anthony J. Dimond
House
U. S
Alaska
Eagles Found in Ohio Near Hillsboro
Two golden eagles, each about eight feet wing span, were found near Hillsboro Ohio. One bird was trapped in a hawk trap and the other was found injured in a field.
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Ohio
O P Leaders Prep for Presidential Campaign
Philadelphia April 18 Full verification of a precocious extract from the thymus gland of calves is reported by the American Philosophical Society. The extract is claimed to cause young rats to mature physically and mentally in half the usual time without shortening their adult lifespan, and is ready for trials to see possible human applications though doctors caution against high expectations.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
American Philosophical Society Today
Serum Ready To Try Humans After Test Rats
Washington reports that with the 1986 presidential campaign fourteen months away Republican leaders intensify efforts to revitalize the party. Strategy sessions in the capital focus on campaign tactics and organization ahead of the next convention.
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Associated Press
Washington
Biologist blasts administration over wild game plan
J N Darling head of the Biological Survey criticizes Congress and cabinet officials for blocking the wild game conservation program. He warns he may quit unless funding and support improve rapidly and cites Alaska wardens and unpaid patrol needs as examples. He notes work relief funds exclude waterfowl restoration projects.
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Washington
J.N Darling
Darling
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Alaska
Easter Services at St Joseph Church
Easter Sunday services scheduled at St Joseph Church in the large church with mass at 8:00 and 10:00 AM The Mass of the Angels will be sung at 10 o'clock.
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ST. Joseph Church
Newly Printed Placer Forms and Deed Forms on Sale
The Nugget office announces new stock of location and deed forms for Placer County. Available types include updated plats, transfer deeds, and recording worksheets for real property transactions. Limited quantities, first come basis.
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