Conflicting German reports on anti Jewish acts amid ban
Reports from Berlin and Munich describe Jewish officials lacking roles amid Bavarian bans on Jewish judges and prosecutors. The Jewish Veterans Association disputes exaggerated atrocity tales while Goering defends Germany’s stance. Police in the Palatinate order Jewish migrants to report, with bank deposits blocked and passports withdrawn to curb flight.
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Eric Keyser
United Press
Berlin
Mar
Jewish Veterans Association Today
United States
Hermann Goering
Adolph Hitler
Germany
Imider
Iit
Goaring
Gyo
Unitea Tates
Munich
Palatinate
Rhenish
Bavaria
Press
Treason Trial Of Lieut Baillie-Stewart Shocks London
Lieut Norman Baillie-Stewart of the Seaforth Highlanders faces treason charges in London over alleged sale of British military plans to a foreign agent. In his defense he claims funds from Germany were given by a woman who became infatuated with him.
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Norman Baillie-Stewart
Offlcer
Seaforth Highlanders
London
England
Baillie Stewart
Germany
Beccame
Parents of lad assured early word from son
A note from the Masury kidnapped boy Peter Myers Jr. said he is safe and to keep quiet. The letter, mailed during a truce period, claimed the abductors would hear from the family and warned against involving police or newspapermen. Authorities search for the car used by the abductors.
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United Press
Myers
Mike Stevens
Ukehey
Ealing
Mas- Ny
Youngstown
Peter Myers
Masury
Tovernanhem
Wil. Peters
U. S
Mayors and Flowers Mark Opening of St Louis Show
Mayors England and others receive bouquets as Onakwood Gardens and national organizers open the St Louis Flower Show in conjunction with a regional Plorista Telegraph Delivery week. Frank Keefe presents the arrangements in Ol City offices while Mrs Roosevelt opens the St Louis event.
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Frank “i
Giana Touay
Mise Madebete
Onakwood Gardens
Ol City
He Sevanth International Plorista
St. Lauls
Frank Keefe
Municipal
Waguet
St. T. C. Aret. Louis
Franklin “Roosevelt
Sulton New York
St. Louis
Corry Teacher Is Acquitted At Buffalo
Norman J. Bidinger a Corry Pa school teacher was acquitted today in a federal case of violating the vehicle law after a five hour jury deliberation. The Lackawanna woman testified of a stolen automobile and the trial centered on transporting the car across state lines. The release came amid relief from friends in the city and he has taught in the shop course faculty for two years.
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Buffalo
Norman J. Bidinger
Corry
Bilinger
Misa Felicia Gapick
Lackawanna
Pennsylvania
H. E. Sanger
Kant Edinger
Industrial Arta
Buiffila
Leser Burke
Lackawannne
Burke
Emlinger
Acd
Wallace Acts to Save Farm Relief Plan
Washington March 25 Congress must grant flexible powers to the Administration to solve the farm problem Wallace testified before the Senate Agriculture Committee. John A Elmspon, president of the Farmers Union, predicted the program would need 260000 administrative workers and cost 600 million dollars annually, calling the bill absolutely impossible as hearings opened on the measure provoking Senate revolt.
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United Press
Washington
Congress
Agricuure
Wallace
Senate “Agriculture” Committee
Roosevelt Farm Relief
John A. Elmpson
Farmers’ Union
Senate Agriculture Committes
Tarm Organization
Senate
Stimson
Severe Snowstorm Strikes City and Pittsburgh
A heavy snowstorm blanketed the city and surrounding areas with several inches of snow. The blizzard like storm intensified after 6 pm and again after 1 pm, with continued heavy snowfall past 8 pm. Similar conditions affected western Pennsylvania, testing the region's blanket coverage.
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Corty End
Pittsburgh
Fashionably dressed woman linked to $70,000 jewel theft in Dorchester
Scotland Yard hunted a stylish woman seen in a hotel corridor while accomplices stole $70,000 in jewels from Mr and Mrs Thomas Emery of New York, a millionaire register holder. Fingerprints on a glass table top hint at another crew. the jewels included $87,000 in pearls and a high value diamond, emerald, and platinum brooch.
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Henry T Russell
United Press
London
Scotland Yard
Thomas Emery
New York
Aocia
Jewel
Tracme
Emery
Dorchester Hotel
England
Dmitri
Hull Signals Open Door on War Debt Talks
Secretary of State Hull said the United States would keep the question of discussing war debt with defaulting countries such as France open for now while seeking broad cooperation for the world economic conference. The remark marks a shift from the Hoover era which had closed debt talks with defaulters after they paid their December installments. Hull indicated ministers bound by some to the debt issue may be reconsidered as talks proceed.
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United Press
Washington
State Mull
Widay
United States
Hull
Ture
Hoover Administration
Japan Rejects British Arms Reduction Plan
Tokia dispatch reports Foreign Minister Uchida telegraphed Japanese delegates at the General Disarmament conference to reject several points of Britain's proposed arms reduction. He was quoted saying Britain's formula ignores Japan's geographic needs and sea power, as Japan completes its strategic program and plans adjournment with ceremonies.
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Wisce Cree Tokio
Vasilya Uchida
Genera
Shooting Raises Labor Feud in Chicago
In Chicago on March 25 a labor union feud was disputed as authorities reviewed Ralph O’Hara’s claim that he killed Fred W. Oser, a rebel operator, in self defense at the union headquarters. O’Hara said Oser fired first, prompting him to shoot. Mrs Gier said her husband went to the union HQ to seek peace and did not carry a gun. Earlier, more than five associates sought to restrain O’Hara and two other officers from handling union funds.
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United Pyess
Chicago
Ralph “Hara
Fred W. Oser
O'Hara
Oser
Unidm
Sail
T O'Hara
O Hara
Pinchot Signs One Bill Vetoes Another in Harrisburg
Governor Pinchot signed a bill in Somerset and adjacent counties allowing deed acknowledgments for sealed lands bought by county commissioners for impounded taxes and vetoed a separate measure by Rep. Thomas Weidmann. The vetoed bill sought to validate certain municipal projects and claims. The governor indicated similar bills are pending and merged provisions are consolidated, deeming the consolidation desirable.
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United Press Harrisburg
Pinchot
Union
Shroms
Somerset
Thoma
Weidémann
Delaware
President Madison I Liner List Endangers 185 Crew
Seattle, March 25. The 14,000 ton American Mail liner President Madison listed to starboard while undergoing repairs at a dry dock. Water flooded forward plates as ballast shifted to port, sending the ship to list about 60 percent. Divers recovered two men Jack Rose and Gari Bisberg, feared dead. Ancil F. Haines cites a mistaken action by the line as cause of 250,000 damage.
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United Press
Seattle
American Mail
Madison Iay
Jack Rose
Gari Bisberg
Hem
Ancil F. Haines
American Lind
President Maison
Capitol Beer Bill Drafted in Washington Debate
Legislative activity centers on a model District of Columbia beer bill addressing 3.2 percent beer sales in hotels and restaurants. The House voted to permit sales. the Senate subcommittees hear testimony as lawmakers seek a guiding statute for communities.
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District OF Columbia
Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
District
Columbia
House
Senate
Chairan Tydings
Punsutawney
Punsumawney
Marsh
F. Murthy
Jefforaen County
Socony Vacuum Leases Two Cohen Gas Stations
Cohen & Sons announced they leased two gasoline stations to Socony Vacuum Company. Socony will take over operation on April 1 with its managers supervising, while several current staff members may stay. The West Washington street station and the new Roosevelt station on North Center street join the Socony network in the state’s northside area.
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Cohen & Sons
Fid-Cily
Seuiny=Vacuum Company
West
Washington Street
North Center Street
Northside
Socony-Vacun Company
Te Tiy
Socony-Vacuum Company
Presnt
Senate to offer employment relief substitute bill Monday
Washington says Senator Walsh indicated after a White House conference that a substitute bill for employment relief will be offered in Congress Monday. Philadelphia plans to reorganize the National Auditate Corporation approved by a U.S. circuit court. Wilmington receivers appointed for Rockne Miptor Corporation by Judge Nields. Washington sources report Spain approved the appointment of Llauile G Bowers as United States ambassador to Madrid.
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United Press
Washington
David Walsh
Massachusetts
White House
Wilmington — Fo
Rockne Miptor Corporation
John P. Nields
Llauile G Bowers
United States
Madrid
Twelve Mexican Workmen Killed in Accident
Twelve Mexican workers were killed and two injured when a truck crashed off the Laredo highway during the 1940s era. The victims, part of a crew of about 70, were connected with a bombing incident involving military autolines near the city. A suspect is serving a life sentence in Quentin prison for the related violence.
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San Francisco
Tom Monney
United States
Lees Ty
Five Die in Gas Stove Explosion Near Fargo Oklahoma
Five persons were killed when a gas stove exploded at the home of Roy Smith near Fargo Oklahoma as whisky was heating. The flames spread quickly trapping the victims in bed. Roy Smith and his two year old son Donald were critically burned.
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United Press
Woodward
Okla
Mar
Roy Smith
Fargo
Smith
Donald
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