Fortifications Reported Along France Spain Border
Basque authorities in Bilbao say refugees report German supervised artillery batteries and trenches rising along the Irun to border area. French officials seek an inquiry as picket troops move to enforce non intervention.
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Tub Slayer to Die in Electric Chair Week of April 4
Major Green, 33, was sentenced in Queens to die in the electric chair at Sing Sing during the week of April 4 for bludgeoning to death Mrs. Mary Robinson Case, bride of a year. The court, led by Judge Charles S. Colden, heard Green’s muted responses as the battered body was found in her apartment bathtub.
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Chinese Convict Seventy in Narcotics Drive
In Nanjung near Shanghai seventy residents were convicted of habitual narcotics use and sentenced to be shot under China’s hard line anti narcotics campaign. Police arrested about 2000 others and crowded jails. Temples were used as temporary detention centers as the crackdown expands. No execution date was announced.
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McKinley Minstrel Show Set To Open At Eight
The Merry Macs group from McKinley high school will perform a minstrel show at 8 this evening in the school auditorium. Proceeds fund band uniforms for the entire McKinley school district.
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Harrowing shotgun funeral tale told of Indiana pastor
Rev. William N. Vincent of Fort Wayne and a Coe College alumna figure in a grisly burial scene. A nightshirt clad man with a shotgun interrupted the service in a cemetery, shouting threats. The minister calmed him, and the intruder was later taken to a hospital.
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Ship Blast Kills Seven in San Clemente Drill Area
Seven sailors died in a ship blast amid San Clemente island drill exercises. Captain C N Hinkamp of the Wyoming called it a terrible accident as the fleet, including army, navy, and marine personnel, responded. Admiral Hepburn ordered an inquiry to be held aboard the U S S New York.
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Relief
Winant Resigns as Security Chairman
Former chairman Winant resigns from the Public Security board citing desire to speak for the act and noting the board has passed early organizational hurdles. He suggests consolidating agency functions and says amendments are ready for Congress as states already cooperate under public assistance unemployment and old age programs. The President says Winant will pursue personal matters for a period.
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Roosevelt Court Plan Called Mildest Form Yet
Senator Ashurst said the president's proposal to enlarge the Supreme Court is the mildest form offered to fix the federal judiciary. He argued Roosevelt does not seek to pack the court or influence constitutional decisions. Senator Copeland reported receiving about 30,000 letters protesting the plan and asked for relief from the flood of correspondence.
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Iowa House Committee Backs Liquor-By-Drink Bill
Des Moines Iowa AP The Iowa house committee on liquor control Friday recommended passage of a revised liquor by the drink bill It would replace the present system by creating a state package liquor monopoly and allow buffets under strict administration The measure is a new vehicle but closely follows H F 100 by Rep Phil Roan It provides for local option and strict licensing with high permit fees.
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Three Felons Escape Jackson Michigan Prison
Three armed robbers fled the Jackson state prison after scaling walls and forcing a farm boy from his car. They wrecked two vehicles near Jonesville and Quincy, then commandeered a tow truck to drive toward Indiana as police from Michigan and Indiana lock down the highway in pursuit. Heavily armed guards and troopers pursued the trio, who were identified as John Scofic, 26 Alvin Mott, 18 and Ray Rusch, 19.
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Peguy Amuses All Except Rubinoff in Newport News Tale
Miss Garcia testified about excursions with Rubinoff in Newport News and Bedford Virginia in 1933. She recalled adulterous flirtations and his evasive marriage question, his flattering compliments and a famed sketch incident. The courtroom scene included laughter at a recess as remarks about being excited drew smiles.
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Bill to Combat Insects and Plant Diseases Passes Senate Panel
Senate agricultural committee approved a bill by Senators Wheeler and Gillette to create a 5 million dollar permanent fund. It would aid drought states in the Midwest and West with grants for emergency epidemics and a long range control program under the agriculture department. Within Maine there is an 800 acre desert.
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Montana
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Iowa
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Baldwin Seeks To Strengthen British Security
Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin outlines a three month push to realign security through Anglo American cooperation and a western European pact to replace Locarno. Parliament approves a 2 billion dollar bond to fund rearmament with the air force leading the growth.
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Ice Mint Foot Comfort Test Promises Quick Relief
Advertisement promotes Ice Mint as a one day foot solution. It claims cooling relief from odors and stinging pains of corns and callouses and invites readers to test the product by buying at a drugstore. It asserts users will feel rested feet after a single day of use.
Nine Big Ten coeds vie for Northwestern ball queen title
Nine contestants from Wisconsin Purdue Iowa Ohio State Northwestern Indiana Minnesota Chicago and Illinois gather in Chicago for Northwestern University charity ball’s queen contest. One top contender Miss Michigan Marcia Connell is barred for policy reasons.
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University of Chicago
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University of Illinois
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Northwestern university settlement benefits queen selection
Carl Ed creator of Harold Teen and George Petty Esquire artist will choose the queen. Gypsy Rose Lee agrees to a modified version of her famous strip tease as part of the entertainment.
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Deadlock in Sitdown Strike Amid Union Fight
Spokesmen refuse outside organizer meeting while CIO influence is disputed. Court orders for 91 strikers ignored as deputies storm the plant with tear gas and a battering ram. Deputy Harold Scheskie injured by a premature explosion. workers barricade inside as police surround the $1.5 million plant.
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World Going to Rowdies Warns Dr Krumbine
Dr Miles H Krumbine a Cleveland minister told a Union College sermon in Schenectady New York that ideals are essential to a healthy life like spark plugs to an automobile and that the world’s destiny is moving into the hands of rowdies.
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