Wake Islanders Feast On Airline Anniversary
By the Associated Press
Wake Is celebrates 1st anniversary as transpacific air mail landing
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May 11, 1936
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BODY'S SENSITIVITY CAUSES MANY ILLS; Dr. Duke, Allergy Expert, Tells How Cold, Heat or a Scratch Affects Some Persons. CONVERSATION A DANGER Has Disturbed Digestion in Some Cases, Report at Medical Session Declares. BODY, SENSITIVITY CAUSES MANY ILLS
By William L. Laurencespecial To the New York Times
Healing effect on wounds described in exhibit at Amer Med Assn annual session by Bur of Entomology and Plant Quarantine
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Small Powers Stand by League; LEAGUE SANCTIONS WILL NOT BE ENDED
By Frederick T. Birchallwireless To the New York Times
Gathering at Geneva favors continuing sanctions against Italy
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11 BIG FIRMS LISTED AS PAYING NO TAXES IF NEW BILL PASSES; Byrd, in Letter to Morgenthau, Names Group as Exempt on Basis of 1934 Income. WOULD GUARD SMALL MAN Virginian Fears Corporations Might Get 'Stranglehold,' While Treasury Suffered. SEES LARGE FIRMS AVOIDING NEW TAX
By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES
Sen Byrd requests data on corp incomes from Sec Morgenthau
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DIRIGIBLE TO SEEK A 45-HOUR RECORD; TAKE-OFF AT 10 P.M.; Hindenburg Is Ready to Start Homeward Trip in Quest of New Transatlantic Mark. LAUNCHING TO BE A TUSSLE Large Ground Crew Is Called as a Hampering Wind Is Forecast for Tonight. 75,000 SEE CRAFT IN DAY High Officials Fly From Capital -- Welcome to Commodore Sent by Roosevelt. AIRSHIP TO SEEK ANOTHER RECORD
By F. Raymond Daniellspecial To the New York Times
Presents Pres Roosevelt's greeting to Dr Eckener on arrival of airship Hindenburg; inspects ship
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