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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...love with Miss Davis and breaks his engagement. The issue however, is complicated by the presence of Miss Davis' former husband. A very unusual conclusion defies the custom of happy endings: seeming to be dictated by a sense of justice and duty, more real than Hollywood fantasy. We especially recommend this picture and Miss Davis' interpretation of a drunken derelict in particular...
Oldest in point of service of all Adolf Hitler's foreign organizers was Wilhelm Gustloff, 41. He was also among the ablest, possibly because he had more than his political beliefs to recommend him to Swiss converts. An able physicist, he went to live in Davos years ago, feeling that the altitude would help his weak lungs. Even before his friend Hitler became Chancellor he began organizing Nazi groups in Switzerland...
Sensation of the week were questions by Royal Commissioners implying that they are likely to recommend that in Britain's next war the proletariat be conscripted and put to work making munitions at the same pittance British soldiers receive. If by any chance such a recommendation were enacted by the House of Commons into Law, Britain's next war would probably be featured by strikes, labor riots, irresistible proletarian demands for a "living wage" and much Communist incitement to Revolution. Said Sir Harry McGowan grimly: "In my view, in private manufacturing concerns, conscription could not be operated...
...Treasury's income. The result of the President's office birthday party reached the Press in driblets from three sources. Attorney General Cummings said a new tax bill would be ready within a few days. Secretary Morgenthau said the Treasury was ready, whenever asked, to recommend new taxes to the House Ways & Means Committee. President Roosevelt in press conference explained that there would be a new tax bill but not new taxes-only substitute taxes-to pay for substitute AAA, that the question of taxes to pay the Bonus was still under study. Not a little disgusted...
Cabled Soviet Minister Alexander Minkin: URUGUAYAN FOREIGN MINISTER TELLS ME PRESIDENT OF REPUBLIC WOULD CONSIDER HIMSELF COMPENSATED FOR OUR REFUSAL TO ADMIT RADOVITSKY IF WE WOULD BUY 200 TONS OR SO OF URUGUAYAN CHEESE. I WOULD RECOMMEND FOR IMPROVEMENT OF RELATIONS WITH PRESIDENT TERRA THE PURCHASE OF A SMALL CONSIGNMENT OF CHEESE...