Leaders Alarmed by Split Over Court Police Probe
Reports detail a shooting of 10 year old Bertha Betts at North Shady avenue hospitalized with a lower jaw wound. Police question the mother and trace the incident to a hospital and household events while officials seek the shooter and a full investigation.
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Bertha Betts
Cory Hospital
John D. Flangan
Arthur Betts
North Shady Avenue
Corry Hospital
Crushhiye
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Hk Allernoen
Berniver
Joel Dyetur
Tna
Reverend Gray Fined After Brick Toss Incident
Reverend William D. Gray, 59, a Methodist minister from Vesta Arkansas, was fined 200 dollars and committed to jail for throwing bricks through liquor store windows in Fort Smith. He claimed the Lord commanded him to act during arrest.
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Fort Smith
Ark
William D. Gray
Vesta
Gray
Senate panel split over Roosevelt court plan poll shows opposition
A United Press poll found at least half of the senate judiciary committee opposed reporting the court reorganization bill. Two previously uncommitted senators joined the opposition as uncommitted Democratic members pressed for a compromise to avoid a final showdown on adding six justices. The panel appeared split, making an administration victory unlikely, with an unfavorable report possible by a 10 to 8 vote and Sen. Pat McCarran seen as a pivotal vote.
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Joe Alex Morris
United Press Star
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Roosevelt
United Preas
Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Senate
Tha
Augustine Lonergan
Conn
Francis T. Maloney
Judiciary Committee
Pat McCarran
Nev
ASK RESIDENTS HOLD RUBBISH FOR CLEAN-UP DAY
Chief of Police John Flanagan urged residents to store rubbish at home rather than scattering it in vacant lots. The city plans Cleanup Days next month with all debris removed by the street department, to prevent litter spread by children until collection.
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Sering
Palice
John Flanagan
Flanigan
Fire in Columbus home sparks quick crew response
The First Ward pumper answered two calls around 2 PM to Columbus where resident Charles Stormes was reported ablaze. Neighbors spotted the blaze while the family was away. firemen fought the flames as smoke covered furniture and furnishings.
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Columbus
Charles Stormes
Trapped in Truck Perishes in Wreck Near Buffalo
Trapper Gerald Heppner, 59, of Buffalo, dies after a wreck that left his truck overturned in a culvert bumping near Fonte 8 20 miles east of Cleveland. His son and other victims are listed. authorities suspect sleep may have caused the crash. Burkley, 58, also of Buffalo, burned but given an even chance to recover. his license shows Toledo Ohio address.
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United Press
Mie
Gerald Heppnee
Buffalo
Burnel
Heppner
Lrusk
Metro- Politant
Hoppner
Filshorpey
Mi 4
Burkley
Huron Street
Toledo
Move to Extend Neutrality Law Gains Support
Senator Elbert D. Thomas says he will introduce a resolution Monday to extend the temporary neutrality statute for one year. The measure would ban arming American merchant ships in war and tighten travel risk rules for Americans aboard belligerent ships as negotiations on a unified neutrality bill stall in Congress.
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Russell Turner
United Press
Washington
Congress
Elbert D. Thomas
Utah
Thomas
House
Senate
Lacie
Madrid imposes civilian rule and dissolves defense junta
General Jose Miaja, Madrid commander in chief, was relieved of civil duties by decree from Valencia. The loyalist government dissolved the supreme defense junta and formed a 20 member city council from popular front parties to take over civil administration, while Madrid's military leadership remained in charge.
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Jan Yindrich
United Press
Madrid
London
Jose Miaja
Madrid Front
Valencia
Supreme Defense Junta
Popular Front
Ettaj8
Quinta
Debt relief plan discussed with goods offers and relief use
Senator Lewis outlined a proposal to accept foreign nations offers of goods in partial payment of debts. He said the items would be distributed to states for relief, and a conference with President Roosevelt was expected to set the terms within days.
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United Press
Hamilton Lewis D. Ui
Lewis
Roosevelt
United States
Tigen ' Lewis
Jong
Fight to finish looms in AFL labor split
Washington April 14 The Summittee for Tidustrial Organization acts to win rights to affiliate with the AFL, planning auditions and a possible national convention. John Brophy announces aims to unite state federations under AFL, amid the 50 year labor split. John L Lewis and Premier Mitchell Opburn clash as organizers target 40 000 GM Canada workers.
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Ontario
United Press
Washington
Tidustrial Organization
American Federation of Labor
John Brophy
Plana
Tecal Group
Ian
Willian Green
ALF
John L. Lewis
C, D
Mitchell Opburn
Mbiindo
Motors
Canady
Planta
Postponed Strike of 26000 Rail Workers Narrowly Delayed
A threatened walkout by 26 000 railroad clerks and station employees on eight eastern lines was postponed for four hours and 15 minutes before the noon deadline. In New Castle Kentucky a link officer at crime scene was found near the body of the slain fiancee, a witness testified at the murder trial.
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United Press New York
CRIME
Utility probe targets rate fairness across states
The newly appointed utility commission plans a wide investigation into gas rate structures across Pennsylvania and neighboring states. Mayor Espino expresses hope for lower rates, while officials note the probe will extend beyond gas prices to broader utility practices and regional comparisons.
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Willy Chmumaskio
AHL Haven Iitead
Pennylvania Gas Company
Mayon Glen MiNi
Pennsylvania
Hershey Workers Vote for Bargaining Agency
In Hershey Pennsylvania, 1584 of 2850 chocolate plant workers voted for the Loyal Workers Club to act as sole bargaining representative under the Wagner Act framework. The election, observed by the National Labor Relations Board, pitted the Loyal Workers Club against the National Chocolate Workers Union seeking to represent Hershey employees.
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Lewis Union
Chocolate Town
Loyal Workers Club
Morey J. Potter United
Tworshiy
Marshey
Jolr L. Lewis
al Tumote
Pannsylvania
Wagnir
G1. O
Phianthre Pit Niitory
Herdley
Echoca
Tate Barony
Striiseu
Maidn
Tempiniey
Loy Workers
Six Maine Strike Leaders Face Jail
Six strike leaders faced possible jail sentences after being charged with violating an injunction. Federal conciliators and union officials planned to present the case before Judge Harey Munsie in Auburn, Maine, as authorities alleged the leaders led demonstrations in defiance of a court order.
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Maine
Uniteu Presa Auburn
Powers Hapgood
New England
He QI
United She Workers of America
Justlen
Harey Munsee
Turbulent European lineup sparks cautious alliance talk
Ambiguous reports describe new European alignments and discussions involving Germany Austria Italy and the Balkans. Observers note tensions persist as cooperation efforts appear uneven amid shifting regional influence expectations.
British ships break blockade near Bilbao
British naval force breaks the Bilbao blockade with three ships enabling relief of the port. The assist includes merchant vessels and a Spanish warship, as reports describe tense maneuvering and land-based pressure while aid and food shipments resume for the besieged area.
Gable Accuser Guilty of Fraud Charge in Celebrity Case
Mrs. Violst Norton was convicted of fraud for demanding child support payments while claiming Clarke Gable was the father of her child. Gable testified he never met Norton and never used the name Frank Billings, and a government witness placed him in Oregon during the romance.
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Alan McElwain
United Prena
Los Angeles
Violst Wella Norton
Double
Tiat Clarke Gable
Gwendaline
Mrs. Norton Saint
Dot
Billercay
Bayex
Gable
England
Frank Billings
Oregon
Mra. Norton
Truce called in cannery strike negotiations
Ay United Press reports a mediation conference in Sacramento ended without a definite arbitration program after five hours. Ten labor representatives and four cannery spokesmen described progress and promised to continue talks. further meetings to be called by Governor Merriam. In Wisconsin, the third strike at Chevrolet and Husher bodies plant near Junctionville ended with workers resuming regular hours after about a month.
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Striee
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