Diplomatic Break With Britain Over Mexico Oil Expropriation
Mexico recalled Minister Michel and closed its London legation after Britain demanded compensation for oil property seizures tied to expropriation. Cardenas argued Britain failed to meet a 385000 dollar claim, while Halix and Hull weighed broader implications for oil supplies and wartime diplomacy. Labor factions backed Cardenas as deputies deemed the move justified.
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Great Britain
Mexico
Lazaro Cardenas
Primo Villa Michel
London
Legation
Owen St. Clair O'Malley
J. Dalton Murray
Cardenas
Britain
Eduardo Hay
O'Malley
Michel
United States
Chamber of Deputies
Geneva
Europe
Hull
Supreme Court Orders Circuit Court to Show Cause in NLRB Case
The United States Supreme Court ordered the Circuit Court of Appeals at Philadelphia to show cause why its orders against the National Labor Relations Board in the Republic Steel case should not be vacated. The Circuit Court refused to let the board withdraw its case to permit further proceedings and avoid scrutiny of its conduct. It also restrained the board from additional action in the Republic case pending transcript certification. In a separate NLRB matter the Court held that strikers do not lose their employee relationship.
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Circuit Court of Appeals
Philadelphia
National Labor Relations Board
Republic Steel Company
Circuit Court
Labor Board
Steel Company
Republic
Supreme Court
Bill passed by House on three billion dollar relief plan
The House approved a 3.164 billion relief bill by a 328 to 70 vote, sending it to the Senate. The measure finances direct appropriations of 3.519 billion and authorizes 635 million more, amid debates over state debt limits and relief programs. Farm bloc added two amendments expanding eligibility and WPA fertilizer aid.
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House of Representatives
Senate
Segaion
Farm Bloc
Slattery Named West Replacement and Hungary Premiers
President Roosevelt accepted Charles West's resignation as undersecretary of the interior and named Harry Slattery of North Carolina to the post. The West retirement completes a long feud with Ickes. Hungary's Bela Imredi became premier after Daranyi's resignation, promising strong measures against extremism and a five point social economic program while pledging unchanged foreign policy. The league censured Japan over China, with Bonnet urging aid. Chile and others signaled withdrawals from the league. The 300 million dollar 1988 revenue act passed, targeting corporations earning over 25,000 dollars with a 16 to 19 percent rate and a 24 percent credit for dividend payments.
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Slattery
West
Charles West
Roosevelt
Harry Slattery
North Carolina
Ickes
Ebert K. Barlew
White House
Steve Barry
Hungary
Bela Imredi
Daranyi
Duranyi
House of Deputies
Imredi
Senate
House
Clay Mask Confession Ends in Domestic Tangle
Merrick suspects Nora of infidelity after a late return from Speedwell's. He confronts her in their room to find her applying facial clay, a moment that reveals miscommunication and fragile trust. The scene closes with Nora’s self doubt about appearance and affection.
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Speedwell's
Minette
Weil
Merrick
For Safety Sake. Car Accident Cautions From 20th Century Tips
Safety tips warn against misdirected attention and distraction in driving. Drivers should maintain steady speed, scan for hazards, and rely on quick reflexes and brakes. Lenses glare and foot control affect stopping distance. the driver remains the key safety device.
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Noe Peiites
A Happy Home Happy Is The House That Shelters A Friend
A brief Emerson quote notes a home that shelters a friend may be built like a festal arch to entertain him for a day, capturing a moment of effusive hospitality and the idea of temporary gracious shelter.
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Emerson
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