Farm Aid Bill Faces Changes Before Senate
In Washington, the Senate Agriculture Committee opened debates on altering the Roosevelt farm relief bill. George N Peek spoke in support of extending secretary Wallace’s powers, while John A Simpson criticized a price fixing approach. Senator Sith proposed a substitute to curb powers and modify taxes and land retirement provisions. The bills would cover crops including wheat, cotton, corn, hogs, cattle, rice, tobacco, and dairy with a cotton option pool for Dixie growers.
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John A. Simpson
National Farmers Vatets
Iter
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White House
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Senate Agriculture’ Committee
Crysto Fight Repeal of Law
West Virginia opposition grows to repeal of state and national prohibition laws. A state convention of the prohibition party is set for April 4 in Clarkeburg, with city federation meetings the next day. Squire Halstead of Kemlers Cross Tante chairs the state committee as the party mobilizes for revived campaigns.
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Prohibition Party
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Clarkeburg
Squire Halstead
Kemlers Cross Tante
Zor
Seemis
Willie Willis Dy Bovert Quillen Statement
A fragmented quote shows Willie Willis Dy Bovert Quillen referencing giving tarpins to Jae peer ee Bo and noting they will not have to at a crapa the next day. The text is unclear and contains garbled phrasing and nonstandard names.
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Jae Peer
Favorable Business Reports of the Day Across U S Industries
Reports from PORT WAYNE INDIANA to NEW YORK KANE and CHICAGO summarize rising activity. Bergholm Brewery orders 20 9 million bottle caps and 7 million? car livers. Martinsville Glass adds 110 workers for beer bottles. Dun Bradstreet notes wholesale buying up ahead of Easter. Engineering News Record cites week ending March 20 contracts near 10 million. lumber prices up 19 to 20 percent in three weeks amid heavy demand.
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Mow
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Brad Street, Inc
St Banks
Kane
Marlenville Glass Company
Chicago
Cuniningham
Jobless Plan Faces Changes
Roosevelt seeks to enlist 280000 in civilian conservation corps but faces upheaval as Congress plans rewrite after labor groups denounce the measure as fascist and Soviet in spirit. Senate and House labor chiefs schedule revamped drafts, with President’s approval sought for a substitute proposal. William Green AFL condemns regimentation of labor, urging voluntary work. Turn to Page 10, Col. 4.
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White House
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American Federation of Labor
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Shaw Visits Hearst at California Ranch
George Bernard Shaw and Mrs Shaw, accompanied by George Hearst Jr, flew to San Simeon after arriving in the United States aboard a transatlantic liner. The playwright planned a private visit with William Randolph Hearst at San Simeon before resuming a brief publicity tour.
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G. B. Shaw
Hearst
California Ranch
San Francisco
George Bernard Shaw
William Randoph Hearst
San Simeon
San Prencisco
Law Studied By Assessors Emphasizing Intangible Tax
State Tax Commissioner Fred L. Fox addressed a state conference of county assessors on tax classification and the new intangible property rules. The session led to the organization of a state association with W. M. Martin as president and ongoing guidance on assessing tangibles. He urged aggressive efforts to uncover and tax intangible property and clarified treatment of bonds and corporate debt, noting United States bonds and state bonds are exempt while others are taxable. Assessors were directed to value secondhand autos as movable assets for taxation.
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Sutton
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Fox
United States
Page & Cot
British Army Officer Admits German Affair Court Martial
Lieut Norman Baillie-Stewart of the Seaforth Highlanders testified at his court martial that he sold no British military secrets to a German girl known as Marie Louise in Berlin. He defended his conduct as a romance and denied betraying the army, while answering charged questions from 10 accusations with composure.
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Norman Baillie-Stewart
Seaforth Highlanders
Ballie Stewart
Cours
Marie Louise
Berlin
Baille-Stewart
Germany
Beillie-Steward
Holland
New Charleston P O Delayed Indefinitely Action
Directing budget actions today Lewis Douglas paused selecting a site for the new Charleston post office. Funds for Charleston and other cities are diverted to President Roosevelt’s reforestation program, with a temporary stop order delaying construction and contracts.
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Treasury Department
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Herald
Oklahoma Bank Examiner Slain in Headrick Shooting
In Headrick Oklahoma State Bank Examiner W E Ernest was shot dead after ordering the bank closed. J B Brock president of the bank confessed to the shooting citing necessity. Ernest leaves a widow and two children as authorities take Brock into Jackson county jail at Altus.
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Citl Beng State Bank of
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Jackson County
Altus
W. B Ernvst
Brnnet
Asaa
W. J. Barnett
Oklahoma City
Brock Atart
Mink Virginia Doane
Ernest
Bherista A. Bavage
Barnett
W.B. Jones
T O
Dani
Serious Blow To Mussolini Plan Shelved In Post Conference
In PARI five, March 24, reports say a setback hit Mussolini's four power plan as Parliament questioned PM Ramsay MacDonald. The chairmen of the conference were urged to adjourn until after Easter, with French observers noting the scheme may be temporarily shelved.
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Mussolini
Rameay MacDonald
Centre College Students Strike at Danville Campus
Centre College in Danville Kentucky faced a student strike on March 24 with President Charles Turck declaring attendance voluntary while aid recipients must attend or forfeit benefits. The unrest followed abolition of the journalism course and dismissal of two professors, Wise and McCurdy, amid charges of factionalism and economy moves. The college, founded in 1819 and associated with Presbyterian foundations, hosts Menard and a separate women's campus under unified administration, noted for past football prominence led by Bo McMillan and Red Roberts.
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Almont
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McCurdy
Philadelphia
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Menard
Couirg College
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Women's College
Centre
Bo"” McMillan
Red" Roberts
Britain Plea To Roosevelt On World Debt Trade Barriers
Britain seeks a downward revision of war debts and asks the Roosevelt administration to back it with concrete steps to restore world trade. Sir Ronald Lindsay met with Secretary Hull, who then conferred with Raymond Moley as the two sides discussed reducing Britain’s four and a half billion dollar debt while emphasizing the need for progress at the upcoming world economic conference.
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Britain
Rooosevelt
United States
Roosevelt
Toon
Ronald Lindsay
Hull
State Department
Raymond Moley
Court to Test Reynolds Case in Baltimore
A Baltimore court was asked to determine Libby Holman Reynolds and her infant son's share of the late R. J. Reynolds fortune and to rule on the validity of her marriage to Smith Reynolds. The Safe Deposit and Trust Company seeks jurisdiction to construe wills and deeds and address the divorce of Anné Cannon Reynolds from Zachary Smith Reynolds. Seven defendants named include Reynolds family members and Smith Reynolds’ wives and children. Estimated estate value widely rumored above one hundred billion dollars.
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Libby Holman Reynolds
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Anne Caondou Reynolds Smith
New York
R. J. Reynolds
Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Anné Cannon Reynolds
Zachary Smith Reynolds
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Young Smith Reynolds
Kump's Call Declares Ten Point Revenue Program
Gov. H. G. Kump unveils a ten point plan for state problems in a proclamation calling a special session beginning April 10. Proposals emphasize revenue to meet the emergency, a two year budget, efficiency measures, reorganizing the road commission, expanded governor powers, a short ballot, an executive budget, and funding for schools, roads, and state agencies. The program includes revenue from new sources, bonds or loans, and reforms to taxes and state finances with aims of economic containment and unified administration.
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Beneton
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Pinance Corporation
Revercor
Matsuoka Denies Appeal to United States on Manchukuo
New York reports Yosuke Matsuoka, who led Japan’s delegation that walked out of the League session on Manchukuo, arrived in the United States and denied any plan to appeal to the United States. He said Japan is not a vassal state and criticized U.S. naval presence in the Pacific, while Secretary Swanson planned talks on ties.
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Yosuke Motenoka
League of Nations
Manchulkuo
United States
Japan
America
Matsuoka
Matsucki
Brewing Company Plans Airplane Beer Shipments
Chicago reports that a major brewing firm will rush beer shipments by chartered airplanes to distributors in other states as laws change at 1201 a.m. on April 7. At midnight planes will be fueled at the municipal airport and trucks will move cases to the aircraft for air express distribution pending official destination guidance.
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Apon
General Air Express
Mrs Roosevelt Plans Time Budget Daily Schedule
New York March 24 Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt says after three weeks at the White House she will budget her day setting aside one hour for receiving and two hours when no one will answer the phone. She aims to ride daily and to avoid interruptions by visitors and telephone calls. She arrived from Washington aboard an Eastern Air Transport plane.
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White House
Franklin D. Roosevalt
Tommy
Roosevelt
Malvina Thompson Schneider
Washington
Eastern Air Transport
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Henry Morgenthau
Roonevelt
Sittend
Ybor Pranves Ferkine
Speakeasy Trade Faces End Amid Prohibition Push
Chicago proprietors fear their illegal “Institution” will fail with beer legalization and new enforcement rules based on observation. about 3,600 speak easies face closure as agents intensify actions. Government stats show 10 of 12 prohibition cases stem from hard liquor sales, raising concern for profits after March 7.
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Chicago
Bernard Shaw Puzzle Sparks London Talk in Beverly Hills
A column praising Bernard Shaw as a living crossword puzzle no one can fully solve. Writers and critics debate his stance on Ireland and England, noting his wit and influence. The piece admires Shaw for provoking thought and humor, urging hospitality to learn more about the enigmatic author.
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Mare ZA
Bermara Shaw
London
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Shaw
Bin
England
James Barry
Ame
Bernard Shaw
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