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May 10, 1938
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Minorca Island Holds Off Rebel Raiders; Native Mahon Cheese Assures Food Supply
By Lawrence A. Fernsworthwireless To the New York Times
Minorca conditions and food supply revd (Fernsworth)
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PRESIDENT CONFERS ON NEUTRALITY ACT; Sees Hull on U. S. Policy--Rayburn, After a White House Visit, Opposes Changing Law View of McReynolds Hull Parries Questions
By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES
Nye comments
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FORD MEXICAN UNIT CLOSED BY STRIKE LABOR PACT ASKED; 350 Workers Quit as Demand for a Collective Contract Is Refused by Company CARDENAS SUPPORTS MOVE Press Sees Roosevelt Ready to Give Economic Aid to Nations in Bankruptcy Aid From U. S. Is Seen FORD MEXICO UNIT CLOSED BY STRIKE Hearst Strike Reported Oil Question Is Studied Colombia to Get Oil Tax
By Frank L. Kluckhohnwireless To the New York Times
Mex ranch employes strike
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HUGE PUPPET STATE IS JAPAN'S WAR AIM; Hirota Says Campaign Will Be Pushed Until Consolidated Regime Is Recognized No Peace With Chiang HUGE PUPPET STATE IS JAPAN'S WAR AIM Non-Aggression Pact Discussed. American Policy Praised
By Hugh Byaswireless To the New York Times
Hirota insists Japan will not recognize Chiang Kai-shek's regime; to pursue war until Peiping, Nanking and Shanghai Govts can be consol
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Notable Births
1938Manuel Santana, Spanish tennis player (died 2021)[†]
Manuel Santana Martínez, also known as Manolo Santana, was a Spanish tennis player. He was ranked as amateur world No. 1 in 1965 by Ned Potter and in 1966 by Lance Tingay and Sport In The USSR.