Farm Bloc Votes Split Over Bankhead Bill Veto
Washington reports a farm bloc nose count suggesting as many as 30 votes to sustain President Roosevelt's veto of the Bankhead bill though sponsors expect a Senate override. House odds look tougher with administration hopes pinned on a heavy city vote if Senate support falters. Senate hearings are set on the Pace price ceilings bill as the Agriculture Committee summons Brown Davis and Wickard to testify.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Bankhead
Alabama
Aiken
Vermont
Senate Agriculture Committee
Pace
Smith
South Carolina
Governor To File Labor Union Bill In Texas
Governor Coke R. Stevenson said he will file the labor union registration bill with the Secretary of State without his signature. The move allows the bill to become law without his approval after a morning meeting with Texas labor representatives. He said he has more to say tomorrow.
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Austin
Coke R. Stevenson
Secretary of State
Organized Labor
Texas
Condemned Prisoners Get Last Meals At Sing Sing
Sing Sing inmates condemned to death will receive their choice of any last meals. They may have full portions of meat butter sugar canned goods or other rationed items. The meal policy stands as rationing affects not their final suppers.
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Ossining
N. Y
Sing Sing
Hollywood War News and Personal Goss on Jimmie Fidler Column
Hollywood reports mix of war effort and celebrity gossip. John Wayne and others head a Wild West tour for Army camps while stars like Rita Hayworth and Gary Cooper figure in varied plans and injuries. International notes cover double summer time in Britain and a Maurader bomber belly landing by Lieut Robert C Herbert.
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Hollywood
John Wayne
Harry Carey
Andy Devine
Saugus Rodeo Association
Rita Hayworth
Orson Welles
Sonny Tufts
Red Cross
Jinx Falkenberg
Dallas
Texas
Paulette Goddard
Mexico City
MGM
Russia
Gregory Ratoff
Jane Wyman
Medicos
Gary Cooper
Mary Martin
Beverly Hills
Judy Garland
Madame Curie
Greer Garson
Merle Oberon
Linda Darnell
Anne
Gaber
Melva Black
Sonja Honie
London
U.P
Great Britain
United States
Allied
North Africa
Robert C. Herbert
Nacogdoches
Tex
Army Mascot Returns to Outfit After Station Mixup
The Army dog mascot of E Company 463d Engineers wandered at Union Station and was held by the Humane Society until a telegram from an officer confirmed its unit. The dog refused civilians and meals until an overcoat beside the food prompted a hearty meal and return to its regiment.
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ST. Louis
U.P
Union
Humane Society
E Company
463D Engineers
Clarence J. Wehmeyer
Wehmeyer
Markets Kansas City Livestock Report and Chicago Prices
Kansas City livestock lists hogs 3,500 salable with prices mostly steady to 10-20 cents lower, cattle at 16,000 salable with steady openings, feeders steady, and sheep 9,000 salable with firm demand. Chicago results show hogs 20,000 with tops near 15.90, cattle 12,000 with highs around 17.85, and sheep about 9,000 with lambs 16.00 to 16.15. Finances note Liquidating fund at 1.73 and a remark about Lake Nicaragua, the only lake with fresh water sharks.
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Kansas City
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
DOW Jones
Merrill Lynch
Pierce Fenner & Beane
NEW York Stock Exchange
Tel & Tel
Anaconda Copper
Armour & Co
Chrysler
Wee
Sis
Consol Oil
Int
Paper
Int Tel & Tel
Kennecott Copper Aes
Montgomery Ward
Nash Kelvinator
National Dairy A
New York Central Ry
North American Aviation
Ohio Ol
Packard
Pan Amer Airways
Paramount
Tee
Penn Rrwee
Tidewater
Union Carbide
United Aircraft
U & Steel
Esee
Wilson & Cope Tree i
White Motors Ates
Woolworth
Warner Bros
Ranch help wanted from reader in Logan New Mexico
A reader seeks a childless couple or an older capable man for ranch work in Logan New Mexico. Tasks include cooking in the bunk house, milking cows, caring for a garden and hogs. Respond with details to P. O. Box 85. (CONTINUED ON PAGE 4)
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Tack
Logan
New Mexico
Private Follows Boy Scout Motto At Camp Atterbury
Pvt Julius Bronson from New York reports for training at Camp Atterbury Indiana and carries a lengthy kit to stay prepared includes alarm clock candle flashlight toothbrush pumice stone scouring powder tweezers lime water mustard plaster rubber gloves sheepskin vest earmuffs polarized sunglasses and shoe cleats for icy roads. Pennsylvania's first stone bridge was built in 1697.
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Atterbury
Ind
Julius Bronson
Bronson
New York
Indiana
Bombers Hit Japanese Oil Supply and Rail Hubs
U S Army Air Force report says American Liberator bombers dropped 26 000 pounds of high explosive on the Thilawa Oil Refinery near Rangoon, with direct hits on buildings and tanks and fires seen for miles. Billy Mitchell medium bombers hit the Maymyo rail center and the Myitnge bridge area. Royal Air Force patrols claim sinking four of eight Japanese cargo sampans off the Arakan coast.
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New Delhi
U.P
Burma
Thilawa
Rangoon
U. S. Army Air Force
Maymyo
Mandalay
Myitgne
Royal Air Force
Bay of Bengal
Arakan
Eisenhower asks De Gaulle to delay North Africa trip
General De Gaulle's headquarters said Eisenhower requested a delay to his journey. In Washington on April 6 the Senate Judiciary Committee voted to include the Tennessee Valley Authority in the McKellar bill requiring Senate confirmation for federal employees earning over $4,500 annually.
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London
Charles de Gaulle
Dwight D. Eisenhowever
Gen. de Gaulle
North Africa
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Tennessee Valley Authority
McKellar
Senate
McGuire Benjamin Franklin Taken by Death
Benjamin Franklin McGuire died suddenly at his home at 613 Houston Street at 5 o clock this morning. He was 53, a carpenter, and is survived by his wife Olga, his father B N McGuire, a son Albert in Chicago, four brothers F S and T C in Denver Will in Oklahoma City Jim in Progress B C Canada, and a sister Mrs F M Herring in Los Angeles. The body is with Blackburn Shaw Funeral Home pending funeral arrangements.
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Benjamin Franklin McGuire
Houston Street
McGuire
Olga McGuire
B. N. McGuire
Sara Blanca
Texas
Albert McGuire
Chicago
F. S. McGuire
T. C. McGuire
Denver
Will McGuire
Oklahoma City
Jim McGuire
Progress
B. C
Canada
F. M. Herring
Los Angeles
Cal
Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home
Daughter Born to Fred Bartletts in Amarillo
Mrs. Fred Bartlett of Houston announces the birth of a six pound daughter at Northwest Texas Hospital Sunday night. She is the first granddaughter of Globe News Oil Editor N. D. Bartlett and Mrs. Bartlett. Grandparents include Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Bechtel of 1906 Tyler Street. Fred Bartlett, employed by Humble Oil Company, will arrive from Houston tomorrow. Mrs. Bartlett has been in Amarillo for weeks.
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Fred Bartlett
Houston
Northwest Texas Hospital
Globe News Oil
N. D. Bartlett
Bartlett
R. B. Bechtel
Tyler Street
Humble Oil Company
Allied Leaders Talk in Spain
High ranking Allied military leaders met with Spanish officers in Spanish Morocco this afternoon. A United Nations delegation represented by three powers, likely the United States Britain and France, attended the conference alongside non belligerent Spanish officers.
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London
Spanish
Morocco
United States
North Africa
United Nations
Spain
Britain
France
Sergeant and Baby Die in Borger Pampa Crash
Master Sgt. Earl Ezell of the Pampa Airfield and his 7 month old daughter Suzann were killed when their car overturned on the Borger Pampa road. Ezell died 35 minutes after admission to Borger hospital. the infant lived 1 hour 35 minutes. The mother, pregnant, remained in Pampa. Survivors include Mrs Emma L Ezell of San Antonio. The bodies were taken to Pampa.
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Borger
Earl Ezell
Pampa
Suzann
Borger- Pampa
Ezell
Army
San Antonio
Emma L. Ezell
Italian Coastal Craft Is Being Confiscated
Reuters dispatch from Geneva reports Italian fishing and coastal craft being sent to Sicily. Owners were offered the choice to man the vessels themselves or have them confiscated, amid wartime measures linked to Rommel's forces.
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London
Reuters
Geneva
Sicily
Erwin Rommel
Supreme Court to Test Rent Control Validity
The Supreme Court announced it will hear a test of the validity of rent controls set by the Office of Price Administration in a case from South Bend Indiana. The action places the national rent regulation program under judicial scrutiny.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Office of Price Administration
South Bend
Ind
Division Chamber Plans Dallas Aviation Program
Rex Baxter reports Southwestern division school plans are near completion in Dallas. The July 12 meeting will feature Erick Johnson and Ralph Bradford from the U S Chamber of Commerce with hopes for a top aviation authority to join. In other news, Capt C Alexandris appointed commander in chief of the Greek navy by the government in exile in London.
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Dallas
Rex Baxter
Chamber of Commerce
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Globe-News
Erick Johnson
U. S.S. Chamber of Commerce
Ralph Bradford
Baxter
London
C. Alexandris
Greek Information Ministry
Traitor Fails To Seek Supreme Court Review
Washington April 5 Max Stephan a Detroit restaurant owner convicted of treason and sentenced to hang failed to obtain a Supreme Court review. He was accused of harboring Peter Krug a German aviator who escaped from a Canadian prison camp. Stephan a Germany native became a U S citizen. This treason case marked the tribunal's first act during the present world war. Denial leaves the lower court verdict in effect.
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Washington
Max Stephan
Detroit
United States
Hang
Supreme Court
Peter Krug
Stephan
Germany
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House Appropriations Committee
Europe
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Wade Hilliard
Childress
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R. Vali
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F. M. Hilliard
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Jimmie Fidler
Cobina Wright, Jr
Junket
Palmer Baudette
Red Skelton
Guadalcanal
United Artists
Tommy Dorsey-Victor
Ben Hecht
Saturday Evening Post
Gene Lockhart
Prentiss M. Brown
OPA
Big Boss
America
Rackham Holt
George Washington Carver
Doubleday, Doran
Bing Crosby
Pic
Motion Picture Relief Fund
Straight News Dispatch
Cy” Bartlett
Berlin
John Payne
John
Bartletts
Columbia
Louise Brooks
Lorraine Gettman
Miss Brooks
Jap Silk
Financial Industrial Fund
Coo
Lake
Nicaragua
Pennsylvania
B. F. McGuire
Fred Bartletts
Talian
Gunn-Hinerman Thrift Stamps
Georgia
Sixteenth
Harrison
Gulf Gas
Jackson St
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Gatas
Les
Henry Thomson
Benton King
Old Line Capital
Thomson-King CO. Insurance Service
Polk
Boxwell Brothers
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