MARTIAL DISPLAYS, PEACE PLEAS MARK WAR ANNIVERSARY; President Reviews Parade Held in Coincident Celebration of Army Day
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House Repubs endorse Gavagan anti-lynching bill
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April 7, 1937
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SIT-DOWNS BARRED; Lewis Gives His Pledge to Prevent Further Work Stoppages
By Russell B. Porter
W Weinstone, sec of Mich Communist Party, denies charges
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URGES STATE TAX ALL ITS OFFICIALS; Lehman Asks the Legislature for Measure Now to End Income Exemptions
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Lehman in message to Legis asks measure; Hill urges it
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WAGE ACT VALIDITY STIRS COURT ISSUE; Cummings Opinion, Holding Old District Law in Force, Is Sent to Congress
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Doubted that reorganized Sup Ct could validate it
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SWIFT NEW PLANES HELP STEM REBELS IN DRIVE ON BILBAO; Two Attacks Repelled With Aid of Russian 'Chatos' Craft, Loyalist Officials Report
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Steamer Andra of Panama reptd sunk by Insurgent cruiser off Castro Urdiales
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1937Charlie Thomas, American singer (died 2023)[†]
Charles Nowlin Thomas was an American singer best known for his work with The Drifters. Thomas was performing with The Five Crowns at the Apollo Theater in 1958 when George Treadwell fired his group, called The Drifters. Treadwell recruited the Five Crowns to become the new Drifters.