Hoover to appoint four new Farm Board members
President Hoover faces selecting four replacements for the Federal Farm Board after Almander Legge resigns as chair. Lamer Stone becomes chairman, C Teague named vice-chairman and plans to resign to run a fruit and nut business. Schling appears willing to continue. McKeNie remains uncertain. Legge departs to rejoin International Harvester and urges more youth program focus.
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Washington
U.R
Callent Hoover
Federal Farm Board
Almander Legge
Lamer
Stone
Kentucky
C. Teague
California
Pacific Coast
Samuel Kr, McKeinie
Nebraska
William F. Schling
Binuegela
Oxpire Om Jans Ts
Schilling
White House
Hoover
Legge
Chicago
International Harvester Company
Farm Board
Poison Liquor Causes Death in Dayton Family Scion
Coroner Wrank G Kreft reports Charles Crawford aged 42 died after drinking poison liquor. Once heir to Crawford, McGregor and Canby Co, the Day ton family scion led a drift from refinement to squalor, dashing between a junk cart push and a fractured family life split between Dayton and an Adirondack camp. The mother of his two children had lost touch with him in recent years.
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Toledq, Maureh 7.U
Wrank G. Kreft
Charles Crawford
Dayton
Crawford
Willan H. Crawford
Crawford, McGregor & Canby Co
Golionally Knovn
Pala Beach
Adirondacks
Signad
Heat waves claim eight in Buenos Aires as royals feel impact
Eight deaths were attributed to a severe heat spell in Buenos Aires over several days. A light rain broke the heat wave briefly, but temperatures stayed high, and the heat noticeably affected the Prince of Wales and Prince George during their arrival from the Andes region.
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Buenos Aires
Prince of Wales
Prince George
Andes
Will Rogers Says BEVERLY Hits Calif
Will Rogers lampoons the political row as the Democratic split over prohibition deepens. He notes both parties shy away from open dispute, guessing the public will judge who has the nerve to take a stand and vote.
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Beverly
Calif
Drive Against Vice Element and Crime Reported in Cities
Across the nation vigorous drives against crime and the vice element were reported by United Press. Police mobilizations, raids, and arrests targeted organized racketeering. stories cite $150 killings, vice networks, and police connections. City patrols, state raids, and vigilant actions continued through weekends.
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New York
Vivian Gomfen
Ing
Fresno
Calif
Sans
Lawrence
Texas
Kilgore
Baptist Church
Chicgo
Salt Lake City
To KU Or Not To Kill And Paderewski In LA
Governor Brucker signs a bill to re establish capital punishment and offset murder with life imprisonment. Paderewski performs in his private car in Los Angeles while railroad workers marvel at his practice. The piece notes wealth and the U.S. gold stock amid tax and soldiers’ bonus discussions.
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Arthur Brisd
Paderewski
Brucker
Cup
Fia
Michigan
Site Fornia
Justice
Angeles
Calif
Marat
Los Angeles
Nevada poised to legalize six week divorces and soften gambling laws
Nevada lawmakers move toward a six week divorce law with broad support and Gov Balzar seen backing it. Assembly action followed by Judiciary Committee, while efforts to enact statewide prohibition stall amid gambling town reforms and lobbying by WCTU.
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Carson City
Nev
Nevada
Fred Balzar
Assembly
Judiciary Committee
W.ct. U
Kiss Kills Husband In Hugging Kiss Scene
Sioux City Iowa March report says Mrs. Frank Diederich declared an impetuous kiss killed her husband. She told police her husband embraced her, kissed her while she peeled radishes, and his knife pressed against him. Diederich died before a doctor arrived, an inquest to be held.
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Leana Agaloasi Farluzg
Sioux
City
Frank Diederich
Diederich
Girl Murder Trial Nears Verdict In Valparaiso
The Virgil Dehart trial for the murder of Arlene Praves in Valparaiso Indiana proceeds with closing arguments. Dr E J Jones testified on autopsy findings as jurors prepare to hear verdict from twelve men after a month of testimony and a near 21st birthday.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Arlene Praves
E. 3
Jones
Hammond
Jes. Jones
Ariena
Garyatiete
Nmstmla
Arlene Permittet
Virgil
Ale Boungtit
Arlena
Sts
Elsie Draved
Atate
Great Croumpacker
Prince of Wales to Speak on NBC Radio From Buenos Aires
The Prince of Wales will be the featured speaker on a half hour NBC radio program next Saturday from 1 to 1 30 p m. EB T The broadcast will come from the British Exposition in Buenos Aires and will be transmitted coast to coast with Canadian stations joining in The address will cover topics related to the exposition, lasting about ten minutes.
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NBC
New York
Prince of Wales
Buenos Aires
Prings
Wil Dent
Meat dealer claims he found cow without heart
Paul Brake, a meat dealer in Ashtabula, Ohio, says he butchered a cow and could find no heart. His statement was witnessed by his wife and two others, noting the animal was normal while alive.
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Iteber
Ashtabsla
O. Merch
Paul Brake
Brake
Blake
Bomb explosion signals renewal of cleaning industry war
A bomb blew a hole in the roof of the Staten Island Cleaning Company plant in St Louis causing window damage and minor destruction. The blast targeted naphtha vats but missed by about six feet, indicating renewed conflict in the local cleaning and dyeing sector.
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St. Louis
SY. Louis
Staten Island Cleaning Company
Holmes to Speak on Radio at 1050 PM Tomorrow
Oliver Wendell Holmes of the United States Supreme Court will deliver his first radio address tomorrow at 1050 p m over Station WRAL marking a rare public appearance by the veteran jurist who dates back to telephone and telegraph eras. The speech signals a notable departure as Holmes has long avoided personal mentions in his public career.
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Oliver Wendel
Holmen
Speatc
Washington
Oliver Wendell Holmes
United States Supreme Court
WRAL
Auto driver rescued after river immersion near Falls River Road
In Painesville Ohio, Louis Segio was trapped in his car when it rolled into the Chagrin River at Falls River Road. He remained submerged for over an hour and was later removed in serious condition as Chagrin Falls firemen built a temporary riverbank bridge to reach him.
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Painesville
Louis Segeio
Chagrin River
Falls River Road
Kinsman Readerly
Chagrin Falls
Eleven Men Burned to Death at Prison Camp
At Kenansville North Carolina on March 7 an escape attempt triggered a fire that killed eleven inmates at the Bunton Cranty Prison Camp on the Wilmington Kenansville Highway. Guards and citizens freed 41 inmates, including one white man. two guards were injured and two inmates were described as missing or harmed during rescue efforts. Superintendent John Best commended the response.
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Kenansville
N.C
AAR
Buptin Cranty
Wilmington- Kenansville
Tere
John Best
Kenamseine
Mortafie
Owen Braisben
LD. I. Nicholaon
Yieliig
Preston Mall
Floyd Cox
John James
Mixed Weather Outlook From March 8 to 14
The U S Weather Bureau forecasts for the Ohio Valley and Tennessee say the first part of the week will be generally fair with snow flurries in the extreme upper Ohio Valley. Rain or snow is expected over the north Wednesday or Thursday with likely continuation into Friday. Temperatures to run below normal early and late in the week, warmer midweek.
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Washington
U.S. Weather Bureau
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Ohlo Valley
Waynesday
Olle Valey
Lagat
Carl Brown
Ant Tari
Adis
Ruth Nichols
Hiers Ferry
Burs
Marian Bush
London
Chauncey
Parents seek award after rotor accident in Aelys County
The news index reports a youth killed by rotor failure in Aelys County with a Gala County man facing a ward claim. Other items note Meigs County coal mine teams pursuing a man, and local debates on Route No B1 through Nelsonville.
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Rotor
Aelys
Gala County
Chase
Meigs County
Nelsonville
Police Seek Two Men In WV Robbery Case
Police search for two men in a downtown robbery case in West Virginia. The Athens area paper reports suspects linked to a Saturday morning heist at a local hotel, with details about suspects, witnesses, and an ensuing custody by authorities.
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Poitier
West Virginia
Alibe
Tavernwead
Ohio
Cate
I Botet Gerry Cas Regia
Retort Chafiman
Athearn Po
Athens
Pentes
Uae
M Ld
Abegwey
Shearty
Manor Book
Giadwite
Mayasenet
Ite
Acc
Halley, Younger
Atcawit
Adelenc Bailey
Alita
Bailey
Charis Maple
Deceptive Theft Case Linked to Prison Sentence
New Orleans report states De Witt Talmadge Gilmore, 44, of Birmingham Alabama, began a U S reform school term after admitting theft tied to Ridward Mayer of Nashville Tennessee. Mayer allegedly died in a car crash during a pursuit that followed the incident, with Mayer’s mother traveling from Nashville to confront Gilmore and vindicate her son.
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Xouth
Bentenes
New Orleans
Ap—De Witt Talmadge Gilmarg
Af Bleminghan
United States Reformatory
Chull
Ridward Mayer
Nashville, Tenn
Mayer
Gilmore
Bide Lea
Nashville
Gilmory
Train Derails After Open Switch In Michigan
Two injured when a New York Central passenger train plowed through two open switches at 55 miles an hour near Detroit. Engineer Frank Shemp and fireman William Li Vive, both from Jackson, sustained non life threatening injuries.
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Deathorn
Frank Shemp
Wiliam Li Vive
Jackson
State Employees Use Of State Cars Draws Ire In Columbus
Investigation by State Finance Director Howard Bevis probes wasteful use of state-owned automobiles. Last year spending on operation and upkeep surpassed 1.5 million dollars with 47 dollars for gasoline, as many cars are used for personal transport, nights and Sundays, at the taxpayers’ expense. Officials cite unauthorized use near theaters, arenas and amusement venues in the Columbus area.
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Columbus
Howard S. Bevis
Tag
Alaapent
Exra
Aishway Department
Bevis
Ian
Tres
Drought Crops Benefit Shocks Weather Saving Midwest Crops
Congress records show millions spent on printing and paper costs while the Midwest faces drought. Officials note cold rain and snow may save crops, as the Congressional Record reveals rising print expenditures and limited paid subscriptions amid ongoing climate concerns.
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Midwest
Congress
Kovernmett
Blizzard Storm Dumps Heavy Snow Across Midwest
A sweeping blizzard hit the central Midwest and South, with Chicago recording deep snow and 13 inch drifts. Reports describe strong winds, broken windows, and widespread disruptions as far as Kansas and Missouri, with lines down in Indiana and Ohio. Weather officials warned the storm would continue into midnight before easing.
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Chicago
Weather Bureau
Forcewater
Diane Ket. Along the Lake Front
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Penu
Minsonti
Ghia Valley
Chienpety
Micki
Protate
Aio
Pita
Duke
Jfaem
Mitlibas
Dolima
Ctopa
Lithola
Tedlans
Tel Phosa
Nurmsergus
Quincy
Wan
Aingle
Slovt
Rain
Indiana
Jon
Wheelchair Defendants Face Off in Cleveland Murder Trial
In Cleveland, two wounded men in wheelchairs confronted each other during a murder trial. Glasscock, accused gunman, and Mayor James Styon were key figures as prosecutors sought to connect the alleged shooter to the January 7 crime. The defendant responded with denials while a tense courtroom scene unfolded before jury deliberations.
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Cleveland
Bia Virtian
Vutrouma
Ryan Mon Pun Brite
Wilch
Chaly Aden
Glamecock
Ray
Milter
Schien
USA
Hoover Prepares Veto Of Wagner Unemployment Bill
President Hoover plans to veto the Wagner unemployment measure after Congress adopted a 1,360,000 appropriation for Wagner work. A substitute proposal would fund employment agencies and coordinate with state systems, with nations requiring state registration and matching funds. The White House believes the Wagner plan cannot be operative in the current emergency and delays would negate its value.
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Washington
Marth Ton U.re
Hoover
Congreen
Tha
Mr. Hoover
Finland's Prohibition Fails Amid Rising Crime
Stockholm March 7 reports Twelve years of depriving experiences prove to Finns that prohibition harms. Kelweartt Rjoorkanheln, head of the Governmental Committee for Investigation of Antidroehibition, says crime and bootlegging have surged as Finland bans all beverages with any alcohol content.
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Finland
Volatead Regiaiarion
Sunday Movies Likely as Ohio Legislature Acts
In Ohio the Legislature moved on the Sunday movie issue with the Beaste Judiciary Committee backing a bill to legalize Sunday amusements by abrogating blue laws. Citizens in several towns travel to adjoining states for entertainment as debate continues. The Secreet-Boetwick Bill on gasoline tax distribution also cleared the House Taxation Committee for passage, proposing a new distribution that reduces the state share by 1 million.
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Columbus
March
TAUPE
Ohio
Beaste Judiciary Committee
House Taxation Committee
Sniper Rife In Boston Strikes Share Wounds Unheard
Boston citizens report a mysterious gunman firing at passers by and vehicles. John Line, station proprietor, says a bullet hit his car curtain but he was unharmed. Line and others have seen multiple similar incidents in recent weeks with light civilian injuries and several vehicles escaping unharmed.
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Boston
Atlent
John Line
Faveline Ming
Polles
Sline
Armilar
Explosion kills two on tug Joyce Card in Brooklyn
An explosion aboard the tug Joyce Card of Card Towing Line in Brooklyn killed two men and left several injured. The tug, tied at Robin Dry Dock, was ripped open and sank. Three men were reported missing and a 200 pound refrigerator was blown to sea. Police report the incident occurred March 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
New York
Joyce Card
Card Towing Line, Inc
Robin Dry Dock
Packet Line Fares Declare Bankruptcy in Ohio River Route
Cincinnati March 7 A petition in voluntary bankruptcy filed here by Louisville Cincinnati Packet Company a major Ohio River packet line The company through its president John W Hubbard lists debts of 48018 The document shows assets 250 105 99 and reflects financial trouble for the carrier on the river route
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Packet Concern
Cincinnati
Louisville & Cincinnati Packet Company
Ordeal
Ohio River
Dent
John W. Hubbard
Disappearance of Columbus salesman prompts police probe
Authorities investigate the vanishing of T tent Denny 63 a salesman for the Bessey Oran of Columbus. A white submobile tied to Denny was found near Marys West Virginia. Denny former estate operator in Zansevikis. Police suspect possible robbery as cause and recovered overshoes and shells from the scene.
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Alter
Fideta Auto
St. Mairy
Columbus
T. Tent -Denny
Bessey Oran
Whitee
Marys
W. Va
Denny
Waa & Teal
Zansevikis
Strick Gillilan on Humor and Governmental Affairs
Washington column notes humor is scarce in government life. The author cites the Navy Department and new submarines, mentioning a submarine type nicknamed Scuttlettiah and phrases about war and policy with wry, satirical tone.
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Washington, D. C
Nai Department
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