France Accepts Four-Power Peace Pact Basis for Talks
Paris reports Prime Minister Mussolini’s four power peace proposals are accepted in principle as a basis for further discussions. France will send a memorandum to London Berlin and Rome outlining reservations protecting the Little Entente and seeking widening consultation with the League of Nations principles guiding disarmament and frontier safeguards. The cabinet plans to present the memorandum to the next council of ministers with Lebrun presiding.
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United Press
Paris
Prenejzenhi- Het Today
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Murnpenn I Fsaean Bone
London
Berlin
Rome
Mv. Uni
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Council of Ministers
Lebrun
Poland
Little Barents
Cabiner
League of Nations Covenial
Home
Detroit Priest and Newspaper Duel Escalates in Detroit
Controversy over bank failures in Detroit escalates as Father Charles Coughlin attacks the Detroit press and publisher B D Italy. The paper counters that Coughlin dodged eight specific charges and invested in the stock market. The National Bank of Detroit directors, including Alfred P. Sloat and Walter P. Chrysler, meet to name permanent officers.
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Charles Coughlin
Detroit Free
United Press
Detroit
Detroit Ree Press
Tipe
Coughlin
B.D. Italy
Detroit Bankers Company
Nny
Father Coughlin
New National Bank of Detroit
Alfred P. Sloat
Walter P. Chrysler
Red Sox Escape Tragedy In Train Collision
A Pennsylvania train collision while the Boston Red Sox travel roster was aboard caused multiple deaths and injuries. Engineer C A Burkhard of Wilmington and Areman Bb Potsison of Delmar died. several players were injured as the engine struck a switch and derailed in Wyoming Delaware.
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United Press
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Del
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Pennsylvania
CA Burkhard
Wilmington
Areman
Potsison
Delmar
Savin
Vote on repeal Daprom in Michigan polls
Michigan voters crowded the polls to cast ballots on April 3 for ratification or rejection of the repeal amendment. Early voting was higher than anticipated, according to officials.
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United Press Daprom
Michigan
Roosevelt asks Congress to back farm mortgage relief plan
President Roosevelt appeals for a special farm debt program in the relief package. The proposal includes refinancing mortgages via a 32.2 billion federal land bank bond issue and credit measures to lower interest rates, plus authority for price support actions. The plan aims to ease farm indebtedness, expand purchasing power, and improve the credit structure for producers and consumers, with further rehabilitation steps to follow.
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United Press
Washington
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Senate
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Banking and Currency Committee
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Wallace
Senate Agriculture
Poosevelt
Torch Carried to Columbus on 745 Mile Y Mission
Seior HI Y Glut members carried the Y M C A Christian Torch to Columbus as part of a 745 mile relay. Corry boys delivered it there and a program followed with messages from Hoover and other leaders.
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Seior HI
Hoover Newton D. Baker
Jobh A. Manley
United States
Daniel Poling
International Society of Christian Endeavor
William H.ridgway
Pennsylvania
Y. MC. A
Corry Tnst
Corry Boys
Richard Ffurlbill
Robert Franz
Arlene Briggs
Jack Motsushiin
Robert Plaines
Embargo Looms on Soviet Goods in Britain
Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald urged drastic trade reprisals against Russia including a possible total Britain import embargo. He said an enabling act governing Soviet imports would be rushed through Parliament amid protests over the arrest and impending trial of six British subjects in Moscow on sabotage charges.
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United Press
London
Russia
Britain
J Ramsay MacDonald
Anthussador Hom
Moscow
House of Commons
MacDoneld
Tomorrug Ibd
Une Trim
I D R Seeking Broad Powers To Revise Tariffs
Washington April 8 President Roosevelt may ask Congress for expansive powers to reduce tariffs and gas imports as part of a plan to lower world trade barriers and revive business. Senators worry about delays before presenting tariff proposals while debate grows over the tariff’s political and legal implications.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Glen Mr. Roosevelt
Capitol Hill
White House
Senate Agriculture
Block in Inquiry Into Morgan Co. Stalls Senate Action
United Press reports April 3 that a Republican objection blocked Senate consideration of a resolution to extend authority for a stock market probe to compel J P Morgan and Company to reveal investment banking secrets. Senator McNary desisted, arguing it would require more Senate funds and should go to the Audit and Control Committee, a point upheld by Vice President Garner.
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Washington
Senate
J. P. Morgan and Gompany
Jnvestment
McNary
Committee On Audit and Control
Gamer
McNaty
Aidse An
McNaey
House backs arms embargo amid Roosevelt request
Washington reports the rules committee gave legislative right of way to an arms embargo resolution requested by President Roosevelt. In Warsaw Germany threats Poland with reprisals over gravity propaganda if disclosed. The House voted 103 to 150 in favor of serving beer in congressional restaurants. New York Judge Jonas Knox sets April 27 for income tax fraud charges against Charles E. Mitchell former National City chairman. Senate delays Black inquiry as investigators are kept from Morgan records amid five day week push.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
Roosevelt
New York
Jonas
Knox
Erla
Gains
Charles E. Mitchell
National City Font
Gold Coins Found Hidden in Elderly Woman's Home
Police searched the home of Mrs. Schwass, 76, after she survived a heart attack. A small black bag hidden in a closet held $25,000 in gold coins and $1,500 in currency, opened at police headquarters by County Clerk Jimer O'Hara.
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United Press
Rainey Seeks Broad Powers Over Legislation
Washington April 3 The House Democratic leadership proposed drastic rule changes to grant the speaker and Rules Committee nearly unrestricted power to stop bills. A discharge petition would force House votes if 145 members signed, with a majority needed to trigger action. The move surprised many who had backed prior liberal reforms.
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Washington
House
Speer Rainey
Considera Hombf
Pou
Rules Committee
Livy Rill Vlankes
Economy plan faces first test in statehouse clash
Harrisburg April 3 battle lines form as 14 weeks of legislative wrangling begin over fee, economy, old age pension and base pay issues. Rep Wilwood Turner Delaware introduces House bill No 22 promising big savings while Governor Pinhat opposes power curbs. The measure would amend the administrative code adding major elected officials to the executive board instead of governor appointees.
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James A. Sullivan
United Press
Harrisburg
Wilwood Turner
Delaware
Chads
Gifard Pinehat
Pinchot
Regule Republican Organization
Titonie
House
Senate
McClure
Public Service Company
Public Service Commission
Ban on Secret U S Documents Passes House Vote
Washington April 3 Acting swiftly the House passed a bill imposing criminal penalties for publication of secret government documents deemed harmful to United States safety or interests. The vote was 290 to 20 amid whispers in the lobbies and debate over censorship and unauthorized disclosures.
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Homme Today
United States
Honge
Family Wiped Out in Mo. Auto Tragedy
Seven members of the same family were killed in a car crash near Chillicothe Missouri yesterday. Authorities stated the accident occurred when their automobile veered off a rural road and struck a tree. Investigators are examining the scene and determining the cause of the fatal collision.
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Chillicothe
Hire
Berlin Shops Reopen as Nazi Boycott Stirs Hesitation
Berlin reports show Jewish and Gentile shops reopening with relief after a tense week. Observers doubt renewed mass action, while Munich and Berlin factions debate continuing the boycott. The American embassy denied any informal appeal to halt anti Jewish protests.
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U. S
United Press
Berlin
Munich
Jey
Free All Suspects In Couple's Murder
Pennsylvania reporters note suspects in the double murder case released after two weeks of questioning as the Erie area hosts a sectional music contest with Corry High student Bernard Bennett among participants. Names of local entrants from Edinboro North East Union City and more appear in the county results.
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Corry High School
Corry High
Pennsylvania Forensic and Music League
Heat Erie
Pennaylvania
Erle
Strong Vincent
Joe Daniels
Dougl
A8 Pope
Julian Dryfoos
Gerald King
Academy
Grant Pitagerald
Victor Blatta
Wart Kelsey
Lawrence Park
Eleanor Websters
Herboveresk
Everett Herrick
Toa
Simmings
Lois Hervick
John
Gridley
Pittsburgh
Union City
Lace
Oakdale
West Millcress
Gorenesira
Allegheny County
Kelling
Palle
Heer
Crank
Katherine Kolalic
Wapky Age
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