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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1940

Page

5

Miss Davies directs choir tour to Des Moines area

A college choir under Professor Paul Ras will tour central and western Iowa for a year, visiting towns such as Glidden Carrell Manone and Des Moines. A radio program will be broadcast at least from Des Moines on a Wednesday or Thursday in May.

Ehoir Prof Paul Ras Coemiele Tral Glidden Carrell Manone

Mexico Forms National Office to Promote Not Yet Popular Sport

A government move establishes a national office to promote a sport that remains little practiced in the country. Officials say the measure aims to grow participation and visibility nationwide, with plans to support events and development programs.

Mexico Messen

Envoy visit to Washington as diplomats confer with Welles

Norwegian minister Wilhelm de Morgenstierne and German chargé d affaires Hane Thomsen arrived separately at the State Department in Washington to confer with Undersecretary Sumner Welles. The two envoys entered the building at different times for talks on policy and the war.

Washington United States Henrik de Kauffman State Department Adolf A. Berie II Wilhelm de Morgenstierne Hane Thomsen Department of State Sormer Welles

President signs reciprocal trade pact amid lawmaker praise

President signs a reciprocal trade pact praised by Henry Wallace Secretary of State Hull Senator Pat Harrison and Representative Robert Doughton for their efforts in pushing the legislation through Congress. The group is pictured in a ceremony marking the agreement.

James J. Byrnes South Carolina Pat Harrison Mississipp Harrison Finance Committee Henry Wallace Cordell Hull Mississippi Senate Finance Committee Robert Doughton North Carolina Roosevelt Washington

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