Evening Star dated April 14, 1940

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Weather Forecast TFair, some cloudiness, continued cold to- day, with maximum temperature about 47 degrees; tomorrow, fair,

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Dies Urges Invoking 0f Monroe Doctrine To Nip Mexico ‘Plot’ Calls on Roosevelt And Huil to Make Pronouncement By the...

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PoNTIAC SIX—EIGHT—TORPEDO TRADE NOW—LIBERAL ALLOWANCE H. J. BROWN PONTIAC, Inc. Direet Factory Dealers Rossiyn, Va. (Just...

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A4 x War Increases Talk Of Third-Term Drive By the New Deal Dewey Supporters Break With Simpson and Lay Plans to Oust Him By

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, APRIL 14, 1940—PART ONE. B R e L oyal Legion Dames Mrs. Rex Rhoades of the District, vice

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Symphony Orchestra Concert Today May Be Last for Organization Choral Society Will Have Place on Request Program ‘The National

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Gridiron Club Guests Air Views on War And Election Farley and Hamilton Are Both Emphatic in November Predictions By ROBERT

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Gridiron Club Depicts Roosevelt as Sphinx In Ninth Term ‘No Precedents Left To Break,’ Diners Learn At Annual Fete (Continued

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Col. Allan to Speak At Welfare Council Meeting Tomorrow Names of 15 Will Be Presented for Election As Members at Large Col.

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[ German Trade Envoy !Here fo Negotiate : Economic Program ; Dr. Westrick Says Reich i Expects Peace That Will Permit...

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) T B - Amusement Park Opens - Despite Snow on Coaster P 4 These boys and girls took their first coaster dip of the year...

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Birth INGLING. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice T. Ingling of Arlington. Va. are receiving congratulations on the birth of & daughter.

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« » » +LAST4 DAYSTO SAVEIN. . . CHT (0. 44™ ANNIVERS During the Mvenm, Nearly EVERYBODY Shops at The Heeht Co.. THE HE...

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Riverside Stadium Becoming a 'Big Top’ For Benefit Circus Frank Wirth Show Opens Tomorrow With ‘District Night’ Riverside...

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Poll Tax Payments To Swing Convention Delegates Charged Probe of Compicints Asked, Says Gillette, Committee Chairman By the

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Youth Commission Meets Tomorrow To Study Job Survey Executive Sessions To Consider Reports On Work Opportunities The American

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Nazi Infaniry Drive Near Luxemborg Is Repulsed, French Say German Attack Stopped At Barbed-Wire Barrier, High Command Asserts

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? A—22 Georgefown Gardens Expected fo Draw Many Visitors 18 Estates to Be Open For Tours April 27 And May 4 Thousands of...

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General News Election Bill Hearings fo Be Continued Several Testify in Support of Measure Before Senate Group Senate hearings

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B—2 =* Soviet Is Reporfed Profesting Rumanian "Incidents’ in Nofe Bucharest's Relations With Reich Grow Worse; Press Attacks

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Senator Byrd Fears Fight for Brake on Spending Is Lost Urges Last-Ditch Fight To Block Increase In Debt Limit By WALTER M.

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Nazi Communications Biggest Problem in Invasion of Norway Links With Se.attered Units Are Precarious, Maij. Eliot Says By...

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Pan-American Day Marks Progress in Better Relafions Broadcast Depicts Part Women Are Playing in Promoting Peace ‘The 21...

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Streamlined Army To Begin War Games At Benning Tomorrow Test Will Be Preliminary To Corps Maneuvers To Start on April 27 By

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, APRIL 14, 1940—PART ONE. Minimum Price Plan Adds $44,000,000 fo Nafion's Coal Bill w . ~ &

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