Ethiopia Italy trade accusations over war law breaches
At Geneva Italy and Ethiopia exchange new charges of violations of the laws of war on the eve of peace talks. Haile Selassie protests slow action by the League Council while preparations continue with Salvador De Madariaga and delegates from Aloisi Masron Pompeo and Ethiopia in Geneva.
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Italy
Lopia
League of No 5
Hailelassie
Haile Selassie
Ation
Ainque Concils
Salvador de Madariaga
Aloisi
Masron Pompeo
Ethiini
Geneva
Ian
Italian planes raid Addis Ababa as emperor leads 300,000 on front
Nine Itar aircraft flew over the capital today in a bombing and scouting mission after a prior attack nine days earlier. Government spokesman says Emperor Haile Selassie directs a 300,000 strong northern counter move while reserves reposition from Lake Nim to Lake Ashangi. Ethiopian reports claim Warra Ilu bombarded and crowds fled churches. Italian reports claim the emperor fled in disguise amid tentative peace talks.
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Hhe
Peror Haile Selassie
Italy
Lakena
Lake Ashangi
Isye
Waldie
Vncared
Warrailu
Dessye
Mday
Three Men Imprisoned By Gold Mine Cave In
Miners struggled to free three Toronto men trapped when a section of rock collapsed in the Moose River gold mine tunnel. Mine inspector J P Messervey directed rescue efforts 75 miles from Halifax in Nova Scotia.
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Moose River
Toronto
J.P. Messervey
Alifax
Four Die in WPA Home Fire Near Chandler Oklahoma
A rural home of Henry Main, a 30 year old WPA worker, burned Monday night killing four. Victims include Mrs. Ethel Main, their 11 year old daughter Juanita, and Henry’s brother Everett Campin, ages 16 and 90 year old Civil War veteran George With, according to the report from Banesville.
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Chandler
Okla
Henry Main
Main
Ethel Main
Juanita
Everett Campin
Ain
Banesville
Somerset
George Ith
Eva Phengon
Columbus
What Do Your Hands Do In Everyday Life
Fragmentary item notes a psychologist remark that about three in ten people sometimes hold hands unconsciously. The piece hints at instinctive self protection and mentions a classified ad seeking a girl for housework. The text is incomplete and several words are garbled.
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Frank Sandia
Spain Ousts Zamora, Martinez Barrio Becomes Interim President
Diego Martinez Barrio, presiding officer of the Cortes, automatically assumes interim presidency following Niceto Zamora's ouster by a coalition vote of left wing factions.
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Spain
Diego Martinez Barrio
Cortes
Niceto Zamora
Mongol Chiefs Charged With Anti Jap Plot
Six Mongol officials in Manchukuo were arrested at Hailar and brought to Hsinking for a court martial on charges of plotting subversive moves and supplying military information to Soviet Russia. Ling Sheng, North Hsingan governor, allegedly led a long running effort to oust Japanese influence in western Manchukuo.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Manchoukuo
Soviet Russia
Ling Sheng
Hsingan
Hailar
Hsinking
Manchukuo
Couple Saved After Smashup Near Princess Bay Alaska
A couple survived an airplane wreck and a week of exposure with no food near Princess Bay Alaska. Albert Almoslino of Seattle and his 18 year old bride were found Sunday and rescued by the Coast Guard Cutter Cyane after a plane wreck was located by Pilot Sheldon Simmons of Juneau and two observers. They were hospitalized but in good spirits and expected to recover quickly.
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Ketchikan
Alaska
Albert Almoslino
Seattle
Princess Bay
Here
Coast Guard
Cyane
Sheldon Simmons
Juneau
Pleads Innocence in Killing of Ex Husband
Mrs Susie Jobs 49 pleaded innocent to a first degree murder indictment for shooting her ex husband Clarence E Posey 49 a week earlier. Her attorney William M Koons entered a general denial and not guilty by reason of insanity. Judge Wilkins said the insanity plea would be considered first.
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MT. Vernon
Susie Jobs
Clarence E. Posey
William M. Koons
Phillip L. Wilkins
Relief unemployment considered by Senate
State Senator Keith Lawrence said his sub committee will hold public hearings in Toledo Columbus Cleveland and Cincinnati. The committee will consider unemployment insurance measures and study methods of financing relief for the last six months of the year.
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Cleveland
Keith Lawrence
Toledo
Columbus
Cincinnati
Lawrence
Five killed as freight train derails near Tashkent
Five crew members died and several injured when a freight train derailed on a curve of the Middle Asia railroad near Tashkent. The engineer was arrested on a drunkenness charge.
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Moscow
Middle Asia
Tashkent
Detectives Seek Two Suspected Men in Titterton Slaying
Police at Mrs. Nancy Evans Titterton murder scene focus on two unidentified men described as tall and effeminate and as stocky and coarse. They sought tips from funeral attendees and neighbors after a strangling at 22 Beekman Place, with witnesses detailing suspicious visits and attempted break ins connected to the case.
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New York
Nancy Evans Titterton
Beekman Place
Margaret Arbeiter
J. D. Wooster Lambert
Lambert Chemical Company
Hagood Restored to Active Duty in Chicago Command
Major General Johnson Hagood is ordered back to active duty to command the Sixth Corps Area in Chicago effective May 2. He was removed from the Eighth Corps Area after criticizing WPA funding. Hagood conferred with President Roosevelt twice and will replace Major General Frank R. McCoy, who moves to command the Second Corps Area in New York as Nolan retires.
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Johnson Hagood
Sixth Corps
Chicago
Hagood
Eighth Corps
Roosevelt
Frank R. McCoy
McCoy
Second Corps
New York
Dennis E. Nolan
Hagond
White House
Meningitis Cases ↑ in Cincinnati Hospital Treatment
Cincinnati reports eight meningitis patients under care at General Hospital with Nelson Roberts 42 a former patrolman dying from spinal meningitis last night. Hospital superintendent Dr. H. H. Langdon noted two cases originate outside the city.
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Cincinnati
Nelson Roberts
General Hospital
Roberts
H. H. Langdon
Lancaster Glass Company Loses Refund Claim
The Hocking Glass Company, of Lancaster, lost its Supreme Court bid for a tax refund on 1221 taxes paid under a fire insurance policy after a March 6 destruction. The decision affects the insurer's claim and the disputed tax return.
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Washington
Hocking Glass Company
Lances
Supreme Court
Riant
New Orleans Debutante Answers Federal Judge Borah Relative
Miss Leiba Pipes of New Orleans replies to Judge Wayne G Borah nephew of Senator William E Borah Republican presidential nominee contender. The exchange centers on political questions amid ceremonial social events in the early campaign period.
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Leiba Pipes
New Orleans
Wayne G., Borah
William E. Borah
Condon Asked To Appear in Wondel Case
Dr. John F. Condon is asked to testify before the Mercer County Grand Jury on April 15 in the Wendel case regarding the Lindbergh kidnapping. Wendel, a disbarred lawyer jailed in Trenton on embezzlement charges, is accused of abducting and torturing a man who claimed Hauptmann’s guilt. The foreman telegrammed Condon’s Bronx home to arrange his appearance.
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N. J
John F
Jassie) Condon
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Paul H. Wendel
Allyne M. Freeman
Mercer County Grand Jury
Bronx
Wendel
Crash Victim Is Near Death in Sun Racer Wreck
Dr. William McHugh said C. G. Challinor remained in a very, very critical condition after the Sun Racer airliner wreck. Surgeons operated again and removed Challinor's leg at the hip as a large bonfire consumed the plane. Mrs. Hilda Flienstein, Newark mayor's wife, was badly hurt, while Nellie Granger, the Sun Racer hostess and the other survivor, remained in shock with visitors denied.
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Uniontown
William McHugh
C. G. Challinor
Challinor
Hilda Flienstein
Newark
N. J
Nellie Granger
Easter Traffic Deaths Sparse on Ohio Highways
The Associated Press reports unusually few serious Easter accidents as many motorists hit the streets. In Toledo seven year old James Frye was struck by a dairy truck near his home and injured. In Elyria Carl Hasse, 28, died when the car he rode in crashed into a tree. his wife and two others suffered minor injuries.
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Ohio
James Frye
Toledo
Ton
Carl Hasse
Cleveland
Elyria
WPA Foes Attacked as New Deal Backed by Hopkins Report
In Washington, Harry L. Hopkins circulated a large illustrated report praising the Works Progress Administration as a forward step. The American Liberty League called the program boondoggling and urged direct relief. A Republican move to dismantle WPA and shift to state administration was discussed in the House Appropriations Committee alongside Roosevelt’s $1.5 billion request. Daniel W. Bell testified on the budget estimate as workers’ advocates pressed for a broader WPA.
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WPA
Harry L. Hopkins
American Liberty League
House Appropriations Committee
Works Progress Administration
Roosevelt
Congress
Daniel W. Bell
Workers’ Alliance
Judge Averts Mob Lynching in Atlanta Court
In Atlanta a 45 year old Negro suspect named Lint Shaw, wounded in a clash with officers, was placed in Fulton Tower after a near mob lynching. Ailing Judge Berry T. Moseley left his sick bed to plead with the crowd to let the law proceed.
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Fulton Tower
Lint Shaw
Atlanta
National
Danielsville
Athens
E. A. Elder
Colbert County
Elder
Colbert
Berry T. Moseley
Northern Superior Court
Death of Greek Premier Constantine II a Medjis in Athens
Premier Constantine De medjis of Greece, in office since November 30, died today from a stroke after a period of illness. He was found dead in bed as doctors had been treating him. In Muskogee Oklahoma, the Redbud herald signals spring, with warm days and lingering bitter winds. The Cherokee name for redbud is Goug meaning liar.
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Athens
Constantine Demedjis
Greece
Muskogee
Okla
Irish Clash on Anniversary
On the twentieth anniversary of the Easter uprising mass demonstrations erupted across the Free State with clashes injuring over a hundred. In Dublin baton clashes erupted as Republicans fought Communists amid processions to Glasnevin Cemetery while Cork remained peaceful on Easter Sunday. In Tempo Ulster police used batons and fired over the heads of Republicans at a cemetery gate burial of Phil Breen. Within the Free State armed men damaged a bagpiper club in Cobh and warned the pipers away from ceremonies as rival Republican factions held separate parades.
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Vance
Free State
Cork
Eamon de Valera
Dublin
Irish Republican Army
Glasmevin
Tempo
Ulster
Phil Breen
Cobh
de Valera
Ritter Sought to Aid Floridian for Federal Bench
In the Senate impeachment trial the House presented evidence that Halsted L. Ritter of Florida recommended his former law partner Rankin for the Federal bench in 1929 noting Rankin's support for Herbert Hoover. Frank P. Walsh objected saying the evidence was political and immaterial.
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Washington
House
Senate
Federal
L. Ritter
Florida
Ritter
Rankin
Herbert Hoover
Frank P. Walsh
Garner
Walsh
Court defers Guffey ruling in constitutional challenge
The Supreme Court postponed its ruling on the Guffey Coal Act for two weeks and adjourned to April 27. No decision given, but the court indicated whether it would review select cases from lower courts. Arthur Gooch, tied to the Lindbergh Kidnap Act, lost a constitutional challenge. Iowa granted a hearing on its gross receipts tax provision.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
Arthur Gooch
Iowa
Ohio Farmers Borrow Over One Million in First Quarter
LOUISVILLE Ky The Farm Credit Administration Fourth District reports Ohio farmers borrowed 1 106 000 in the first three months of this year from 12 production credit associations March alone accounts for more than half of the total with 2 499 loans issued year to date 550 000 of which were in March.
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Louisville
Farm Credit Administration of the Fourth District
Ohio
Spark of Life Tied to Electrical Charges in Body
Harvard researchers report billions of molecule size dynamos on joint protein molecules in every human body. The discovery, led by Edwin J. Cohn with support from John T. Edsall Jeffries Wyman Jr Ronald M. Ferry and others, could illuminate nervous impulse transmission and aid understanding of neurological disorders.
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Amer #7 Chemical Society
Harvard Medical School
Harvard
Edwin J. Cohn
Biological Chemistry
John T. Edsall
Jeffries Wyman, Jr
Ronald M. Ferry
de George Scratchard
Massachusetts
Tute
Technology
John G Kirkwood
Cornell University
Chemical Society
Ex-Governor Crashes Light and Forfeits Bond
Former Gov George White posted a $5 bond for a traffic court appearance after allegedly running a red light in Bexley Ohio. He said he would forfeit the bond due to his impending honeymoon on a world cruise. His fiancée Mrs Agnes Hoff man Baldwin accompanied him.
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Columbus
Bexley
George White
White
Agnes Hoffman Baldwin
Electrification Projects Grow in Ohio Rural Areas
Bright copper wire hangs on new poles as weather improves speed on the first rural electrification projects aimed at 50 000 Ohio farms. The Federal Rural Electrification Administration provides four loans totaling over a million dollars to four county cooperatives. Applications from about 70 of Ohio’s 88 counties seek loans totaling $15.49 million with the Rural Electrification Division of the Ohio Farm Bureau.
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Columbus
Ohio
Federal Rural Electrification Administration
Ohio Farm Bureau
France Banks On Transport
France relies on mobility to offset manpower gaps as Germany militarizes the Rhine land. Paris argues a fast transport network will allow France to deploy its forces rapidly along the Maginot line and bring the army's strength to the front within 48 hours.
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Paris
France
Reich
Cleveland Police Probe Death of Unknown Man
Cleveland police homicide squad investigated the death of an unidentified man found on an East Side sidewalk with a cut jugular vein. He died before hospital arrival. No papers were found on the body. a suspect arrested hours later had blood-stained vest and sleeves.
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Cleveland
Mary Roberts Rinehart Suffering postoperative recovery improves
The novelist Mary Roberts Rinehart remains in satisfactory condition after last week's operation. Hospital officials expect her to be discharged in a few days.
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New York
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Roosevelt Prepares to Address Baltimore Democrats on Campaign Path
President Roosevelt readies a Baltimore rally to outline New Deal strategy after a restful sea period. About 25,000 expected to hear the speech at Fifth Regiment Armory with a nationwide radio hookup at 10 50 p m EST. The event begins a series of pre convention talks ahead of the November election.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Baltimore
New Deal
Fifth Regiment
Lawrence Fennaman
Maryland Young Democratic Organization
Armory
White House
Senator Radcliffe
D-Md
Heart Attack Fatal to Noted Lawyer Sunday
Washington mourns the sudden death of James Montgomery Beck former solicitor general and constitutional lawyer after a heart attack at his home following Easter lunch in the capital He was a veteran of the bar in Congress and on the rostrum.
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Washington
James Montgomery Beck
Aged Man Fends Off Robbers in Basement Suite
John A. Vyne, 74, fought two armed robbers in his Cleveland basement apartment. He saved $112,000 but was badly beaten as the thieves escaped with $1,200 and Vyne’s $125 in a pocket.
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Cleveland
John A. Vyne
Vyse
Cincinnati guard killed amid tail oring firm rounds
Jamea Butler a 65 year old watchman for a tailor oring firm was shot five times while making his rounds on early Galure day and died in hospital. Police investigate motive and suspects.
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Jamea Butler
Hincay Ig Oh
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