Flood Devastates Ohio Valley with Four Deaths
The Cincinnati area refugees faced the worst flood since 1913 as waters surged from West Virginia to Indiana. Newport Kentucky and Covington saw heavy inundation with dozens of blocks underwater, and multiple counties cut off. Four deaths were reported, including a 14 year old in Lawrenceburg Indiana, while residents fled as water rose and trains burned to protect tracks.
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Ohio
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Ohio Valleo
Manchester
Hardin, Youngs
Otway
Scioto County
Crown
Covington
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Charles Stephens
Miami Grove
Cincinnati, Georgetown & Portsmouth Railway
Former U S Consul at Hamburg Dies in London
Harry Hays Morgan, 73, former United States consul at Hamburg and later consul-general at Buenos Aires, died at the London home of his daughter Lady Furness. Also present were Lady Furness, her sister Mrs Reginald Vanderbilt, a brother Harry Morgan Jr., and his wife. Funeral services set for Tuesday.
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London
Harry Hays Morgan
United States
Hamburg
Lady Furness
Reginald Vanderbilt
Harry Morgan, Jr
Morgan
Buenos Aires
After shock rattles Los Angeles area after March quake
A new after shock was recorded in the Los Angeles area at 1 24 P M today following the March 10 earthquake that caused heavy property damage and more than 100 deaths in Southern California. The tremor did not cause additional consequential damage.
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Los Angeles
California
Globe News Want Ads Seek Best Results
The notice extols want ads as economical and effective for buyers and sellers. It urges readers to use multiple insertions rather than a single listing to maximize results and to ask for 3 day and weekly rates.
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Globe News
War Vet Lobby Activity Halted by Roosevelt Pulls Billions
President Roosevelt seeks to cut about 400 million dollars from annual veterans relief costs, reversing the postwar lobbying strength of the American Legion and other ex service groups that had secured near one billion dollars yearly. Congress remains crowded with veterans posts and factions as the effort shifts to new leadership and policy.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
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Washington
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Legion
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Roosevelt
Zangara to Die in Electric Chair Tomorrow Morning
Giuseppe Zangara will be executed by electric chair at 9 A M in Raiford Florida for the murder of Chicago Mayor Anton J Cermak. Witnesses are summoned to the state prison at 8 30 A M and Sheriff Dan Hardie must be present.
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Giuseppe Zangara
Anton J. Cermak
Chicago
State Prison
Dan Hardie
Dade County
Zangara
Cer~mak
President Roosevelt
Plane crash near McGhee Tyson injures three
Ulmer Forester, 25, employee of the Knoxville Journal, was killed when a plane piloted by Betty Lund Steele crashed near McGhee Tyson airport. Steele suffered a fractured jaw and internal injuries while passenger Wallace Boulineaux was only slightly hurt.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Ulmer Forester
Knoxville Journal
Betty Lund Steele
McGhee-Tyson
Steele
Wallace Boulineaux
Waivers Not Required for Wheat Crop Loans
Wheat farmers seeking 1933 production loans will not face waivers. Mortgages on the borrower's interest only will be required, not landowner liens. A 30 percent reduction in cash crops over 1932 is needed, with a maximum loan of 300 dollars per farmer. contact county loan committees immediately.
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Panhandler Plains Crop Loan Bureau
Fendley
John E. Hill
Potter County
Dallas
Owen W. Sherrill
Southwestern Regional Crop Production Loan Office
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Agricultural Loan Organization
Dallas Loan Office
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
New Rail Job Starts Today on Santa Fe Line
More than 200 men begin replacing 15 miles of steel between Parmerton and Wilsey with 110 pound rails as part of Santa Fe’s ongoing program. Work will last two to three months with about 225 men on a five day week.
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Santa Fe
Parmerton
Wilsey
H. O. Wagner
Amarillo
Hanlin Supply Company
L. N. Hassell
Hereford
Edward Robinson welcomes eight-pound son
New York March 19 a son weighing eight pounds was born today to Mrs Edward G Robinson wife of the motion picture actor Edward G Robinson in a city hospital.
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Edward Robinson
New York
Edward G. Robinson
Dame Fashion To Wave Magic Wand At Window Opening
Dame Fashion will stage a spring style window opening Monday in Amarillo with 7 30 pm unveiling in the shopping district. Colorful frocks modern nineties and mauve decade themes on display alongside toys bags and shoes. Concert bands by Dave Derden will entertain as merchants promote spring and Easter wear.
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Amarillo
News-Globe
Dave Derden
Dame Fashion
Roosevelt May Cut 400000 Disability Pensions
The National Economy League argues President Roosevelt can use the Economy Act to strip disability allowances from over 400,000 World War I veterans, saving about 450 million dollars annually. It also cites potential savings from ending certain service-origin presumptions, repealing 1920 and 1925 provisions, and halting new hospital and home construction.
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Robert Talley
NEA
Washington
Roosevelt
National Economy League
Economy League
League
Climax Seen to Probe of Louisianas Politics
Washington reports an early wind up predicted for the Louisiana political probe involving Senator Huey P. Long and the special campaign funds committee. Expect no action to unseat Senator John H. Overton despite Broussard’s renomination defeat while he was in the House.
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Louisiana
Huey P. Long
Senate
Capitol Hill
Special Campaign Funds Committee
John H. Overton
House
Edwin S. Broussard
Lane Found Dead In Hit And Run Near Pioneer Texas
The body of R. M. Lane, 49, of Pioneer, Texas, was found last night in a roadside ditch two miles west of Pioneer. Investigators believe he was the victim of a hit and run, with neck injuries indicating fatal impact.
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Rising Star
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Pioneer
Race Wager Bill Arguments May Start Today
Austin reports the 42nd Texas Legislature prepares to take up a bill legalizing pari mutuel horse race wagering. It would license meets, tax admissions, share revenue with the State School fund and counties, and supporters estimate about $80000 debut.
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Austin
Texas
Boosters to Tucumcari Frolic Today
About 200 Amarilloans ride Rock Island Sunny land Special at 8 am to Tucumcari New Mexico for the Cattle Growers Association convention and carnival events. Tickets sold, round trip fare 1.59 dollars. Parade planned after arrival led by Amarillo mayor Ross D. Rogers and Bill Beechler.
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Tucumcari
Ross D. Rogers
Amarillo
Bill Beechler
Mussolini Plan Aims at World Peace Alliance
An official communique from Rome reports Mussolini discussed a four power peace framework with Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald and Sir John Simon. The plan envisions collaboration among France, Germany, England, and Italy to outlaw war, inspired by Kellogg treaties, as disarmament talks at Geneva continue.
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Ramsay Macard
Great Britain
John Simon
MacDonald
John
Geneva
Mussolini
France
Germany
England
Italy
Be er bills near final action in Congress
Congress aims to send both the economy and beer bills to the White House before nightfall after eight days of action. Vice President Garner must sign the $500 million economy measure while the Senate is in session. A beer deal seeks to lower alcohol content to 3.05 percent and raise legal age to 16, with a likely House-Senate compromise.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
White House
Senate
House
Garner
Rainey
Representative Burns
Tennessee
Harrison
Miss
Finance Committee
Japanese Drive Captures Sadochiao Near Haifengkow Pass
A Rengo dispatch reports Major General Heijiro Hattori's brigade pierced south of the Great Wall and seized Sadochiao nine miles southwest of Haifengkow Pass. The aim was to stop Chinese counterattacks at Haifengkow and secure the highway toward Pieping.
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Rengo
Hasifengkow
Heijiro Hattori
Sadochiao
Hsifeng Pass
Haifengkow
Pieping
Army Officers Die in Plane Crash Near Petersburg
Lieut James A Willis and two passengers Maj James A Willis and Maj John A Parker were killed when an army transport plane crashed near Petersburg Virginia late today Bolling Field officials said Willis was flying a fog toward Washington from Fayetteville North Carolina Both Maj Willis and Maj Parker were connected with the Judge Advocate General s department
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James A. Willis
John A. Parker
Petersburg
Bolling Field
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Fayetteville
North Carolina
Major Parker
Judge Advocate General’s Department
Einstein Sails to Belgium, Keeps Exile Stance
New York reports Professor Albert Einstein boarded a ship bound for Belgium. He remains a voluntary exile from Germany and has not altered his plan to stay abroad for the present.
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Albert Einstein
Belgium
Germany
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