Ohio Primary Tests New Deal in Buckeye State
Columbus dispatch notes Ohio will test New Deal sentiment in the May 12 primary with a Roosevelt clash against Breckinridge while Democrats push a popularity vote. The GOP fight features Borah challenges to the party regulars and a plan for uninstructed delegates led by Ed Schorr and Robert Tan amid liberal and conservative factions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Philadelphia
Breckenridge
Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
William ©. Borah
Idaho
Republican State Organization
Buckeye
Cleveland
Borah
Idehoan
Breader
Alf M. Landow
Kansas
Horah
Kansas Einer
State Committee
Ed DB Schorr
Robert A. Tan
Cincinnati
William Howard Tall
Bursh
G. O. P. Borsh
Frank E
Coal Output Shows Surprising Boost in West Virginia
Casal production in West Virginia surged in the final week of February, rising by 137,000 tons to a total of 3,005,000 tons. The gain came entirely from southern fields, while northern output remained steady. Across the nation, total bituminous coal output reached 9,970,000 tons, up from 9,873,000 the prior week and 903,000 more than the same week in 1935.
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Casal
West Virginia
United States Bureau of Mines
Doctor Sews Up Heart Of Man After Brawl In Los Angeles
In a City Emergency hospital operation of about two hours, Dr. A E Laverich repaired a knife wound to Francinco Parra's chest exposing the heart and lung. Parra, 55, a Mexican labourer, is in serious condition. Angel Aguirre, 24, suffered a severe abdominal wound.
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Los Angeles
Uup
City Emergency
A. E. Laverich
Francinco Parra
Parra
Angel Aguirre
New Low Mood Warning Issued by Labor Federation
The American Federation of Labor warned of a coming depression as production grows faster than purchasing power. It cited NRA-era balance and noted profits rose in mid-1930s, but workers faced wage declines and longer hours. It warned that high profits spur expansion yet threaten employment if demand does not keep pace.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Industry Today
NRA
Rat and Clam Battle To Death in Jersey
WILDWOOD New Jersey March 15 A clam and a rat fought to a finish today both dying. C Howard Topham of Otens Harbor found the combatants in the company waterhouse. The rat lay lifeless in the grip of the dead clam it had sought for a meal. It was the first documented case of a rat killed by a clam in this industry.
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Wildwood
N. J
Howard Topham
O. A
Otens Harbor
Topham
Gotham Strike Ends as Terms Are Negotiated
Thousands of union elevator operators and building service workers abandon pickets and return to work after a 15 hour conference yields a compromise. Immediate rehiring plus arbitration of wages and hours set. 33,000 workers expected back by tomorrow under a three year contract with the realty advisory board. Arbitration to set minimum wages and maximum hours to start soon under supervision of Ferdinand Silcox. The union drops demand for a closed shop and reinstates all strikers rather than retaining replacement hires.
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New York
Building Service
James J. Bambrick
International Building Service
Ferdinand A. Silcox
United States Forestry Service
Realty Advisory Board
Walter G. Merritt
Group Forms to End Riots at Goodyear Plant
Akron March 15 a lay group to reopen Goodyear Tire and Rubber plants formed with ex mayor C Nelson Sparks to lead. Volunteers fill the league headquarters as officials fear renewed violence and a guard armory theft. About three thousand United Rubber Workers rejected a five point peace plan as plans to reopen the plant were announced.
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Akron
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
C. Nelson Sparks
Sparks
Today
League
James T. Flower
National Guard
United Rubber Workers of America
Iate
Christian Victory Through Faith, Rev. Robertson Sermon
Rev. Frank A. Robertson of Tre Mont Baptist Church Pasadena proclaims Christians conquer evil poverty suffering death and the grave in a Spring Hill Baptist sermon titled The Victorious Life. He cites John 16 38 and asserts Christ overcomes the world empowering believers to overcome temptation and fear. He emphasizes salvation security and resisting evil through God’s strength.
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Frank A. Robertson
Tremont Baptist Church
Pasadena
Calif
Spring Hill Baptist Church
Christ
God
Ain
Prince Serge Mdivani Killed in Polo Accident
DELRAY BEACH FL March 15 Prince Serge Mdivani a Georgian noble and former husband of Barbara Hutton died after a polo accident near here He was kicked in the head when his pony collided with another horse during a fourth period match He died within minutes At the field physicians said cerebral hemorrhage caused the death and he lay unrevived after more than an hour of efforts His death follows the loss of his brother Alexis in a Spanish motor crash and marks another chapter in the widely publicized Hutton circle.
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Delray Beach
Fla
Serge Mdivani
Princea
Barbara Hutton
Here
Polo Neget
Mary McCormic
Gulf Stream
Mer Louise Astor van Alen
Newsport
Palm Beach
Alexia
Prince Serges
Alexis
Spain
Reo
Count Court Maugwitz von Heventlow
Pola
Prince Serge
Florida Keys
Mise van Alen
Flamingo Fields
Miami Beach
Cecil Smith
Mdivani
Smith
James R. van Alen
West Spectator
Alaskans Protest Penal Colony Plan
Fairbanks Alaskans denounce a proposed federal penal colony in the Aleutian Islands. Residents from Nome, Fairbanks, and Cordova join in condemnation as civic groups prepare resolutions and leaders call the plan preposterous and dangerous.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
W. H. Chase
Caredove
The
Pioneers of
Kenny
Leo Rogge
Fabanks
de Della Grooves
Fairbanke Igloo
Pioneer Women of
Ship Subsidy Bill Progress Is Announced
Washington reports a full agreement on ship subsidy legislation in a senate commerce subcommittee led by Copeland. The draft will go to the full committee early next week as efforts focus on direct aid versus indirect subsidies. The piece notes three main issues before adjournment: subsidies, taxes, and relief, with seamen to receive federal aid.
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Washington
API
Senate Commerce
Copeland
D.N.C
Congress
Roosevelt
Senate
House
War Department
Condon Testimony In Hauptmann Case On Ship Return
Dr. John F. Condon returns from Panama aboard the Santa Cruz to be questioned by investigators at Quarantine regarding his identification of Bruno Hauptmann as the kidnapper. Col Henry Breckinridge may attend. defense counsel Lloyd Fisher plans to use new statements in a possible appeal, pending Justice Thomas W. Trenchard's ruling.
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Trenton
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Mir
John F
Jatsie” Condon
Lindbergh
Santa Grez
Panama
Candon
Heuptmann
Marriona
John
Bronx
Henry Breckinridge
Charles A. Lindbergh
Breckinsridge
Dr. Condon
Hauptmann
Mauptmann
Lloyd Fisher
Vehicf
Thomas W
One Killed, Two Wounded In West Side Shooting
In New York on March 15 police hunted numerous witnesses after a morning West Side shooting injuring three men, one fatally. Richard Butler Jr., 35, died at the scene or later, while John O’Rourke, 36, and Robert Baker, 24, were hospitalized with multiple gunshot wounds. Robert Sullivan, a former prizefighter, was detained as a material witness amid a longshoremen feud suspected by police.
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New York
West Side Street
Robert ‘Farmer
Sullivan
Fignter
Nees
Richard Buteler, Jr
Big Dick" Buller
Harry K. Thaw
Mallowan Seylum
John O'Rourke
Robert Baker
St. Vincent's Hospital
Hitler and Premiers to Meet in Rome on Alliance Ties
Rome report says Benito Mussolini Kurt Schuschnigg and Julius Goemboes will meet in Rome midweek to reestablish a common viewpoint after Hitler scrap of Locarno and possible pact with Austria. Talks center on Danubian union, Islo-German rapprochement, and League of Nations issues.
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Rome
Europe
Benito Mussolini
Kurt Schuschnigk
Julius Goemboes
Italy
Austria
Hungary
Adolph Fittler
Schuschnigg
Dollfuss
Germany
League of Nations
Hat
Berlin
Hitler
Berger Waldeneak
Florence
Talis
Fulvio Suvich
Secret Locarno Parley Gathers As Hitler Responds
London reports members of the League of Nations council prepared a secret meeting to consider Adolf Hitler's reply to Locarno disputes. Germany seeks equal footing and to discuss peace proposals alongside Locarno terms, prompting Flandin to threaten leaving the council if negotiations were mixed.
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London
APY
Council of the
League of Nations
Adolf Hitler
Locarno
Germany
Hitler
Pierre-Etienne Flandin
France
Council
Irogue
League
Iil
Konstantin von Neusrath
Flandin
Reich
Flandia
Rhineland
Great Britain
Impression Pecaimiatie
Joseph
Paul Boncour
Flancdin
Geremany
Jer
Linime
Py ‘Bonecour
Two Are Killed In Plane Crash In Missouri City
In Missouri near Portage des Sioux two officials died when a National Guard plane crashed in a field. Capt William Z Donovan flight surgeon and St Louis provisional judge Thomas F O Hanlon were aboard. Donovan piloted the plane and was severely burned, O Hanlon burned badly. Witness A Kavanaugh saw the craft circle about 300 feet then plunge.
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Louis
National Guard
Portage Dr Sioux
William Z. Donovan
Th Division of Aviation
Missouri National Guards
St. Louis
Thomax F. O'Hanlon
St. Louis, Dr. Donovan
O'Hanlon
Donovan
A. Kavanaugh
Tax Collection Increase Seen
Washington March 15 Tax collections for the current quarter are projected to exceed last year and budget estimates. Treasury expects at least 450 million dollars from flat quarterly 1935 income installments, with some observers peaking at 480 to 500 million. Deadline tonight for first 12 days of the month with income tax receipts at 45 million. Ways and Means committee set to review early returns amid new tax legislation and proposals to tax undistributed corporate income.
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Washington
Treasury
House Ways and Means Committee
Roosevelt
National Economy League
League
Henry H. Curran
Senate
House
Lie detector tests prove accuracy in Northwestern study
Chicago reports that a lie detector experiment at Northwestern university in cooperation with the scientific crime detection lab showed the machine detected lies in all tests. Professor Leonard Keeler supervised Kenneth Grant in a controlled demonstration to probe the device’s ability with a calm subject and prearranged questions.
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Chicago
Northwestern University
J. M. Braude
Leonard E. Keeler
Northwestern
Kenneth Grant
Braude
University Pres
Ously
Hlao
Keeler
Grant
Prof. Keeler
Flier Crashes Into Trees at Dayton. Pilot Escapes With Minor Injury
First Lieut. Frank D. Kiel of Wright Field, age 33, Army Air Corps, suffered a black eye after a meteorological flight plane crashed two miles north of Patterson Field. He was flying by instrument when the craft struck trees, was badly damaged, but crawled free with only a minor eye injury.
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Dayton, QC
Frank D. Kiel
Army Air Corps
Wright Feta
Patterson Field
Lieut
Klein
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Law and Order League
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Christian
Rev. F. A. Robertson
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