France May Pay War Debt Installment Early
Washington dispatch reports that France is expected to pay the 19 million dollar arrears on its World War I debt, enabling potential debt revision. Diplomats discuss moving the economic talks from London to Washington as Anglo American discussions continue, with no final decision reached.
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Washington
Joseph H. Baird
United Press
Wis
France
Lemon
Aull
Tordld Lindsay
Tor
Paul Boncour
Chamber of Deputies
State Department
America
Roosevelt
Uhey
Hoover
Chamber of
London
British Seized By Chinese Pirates Off Nanchang Steamer
Four British subjects were captured by Chinese pirates who seized the steamer Nanchang near Mantua on the Marichowkuo coast. Police pursued toward Haikow and Panshan while the British vice consul arrived from Mukden and the Japanese consul requested action. The officers include C. Johnson W. E. Hargrave A. Ble and B. Pearce. one or more wounded in the dawn attack.
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Hy United Press Wingkow
Mantua
Marichowkuo
AU. Ble
B. Pearce
D. H. Clarlé
Senaul
Mukden
Enehal
Mukilen Forastat
Cleveland Banker Indicted in Pyust Sankt Case
Cuyahoga County grand jury has indicted C. Stirling Smith former bank president and Dale Winslow former auditor in the Standard Pyust Sankt case, alleging embezzlement of bank funds from a failure that tied up 13.2 million dollars in deposits.
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Pyust Sankt
Cleveleni
Cuahoga County
Pinchot Seeks Rule On Relief Compensation
Harrisburg March 30 The state emergency relief board met in emergency session to address dwindling funds for relief work. Only 1 847 30 was allocated for 87 counties next month all from federal loan money. Governor Pinchot called the situation dire noting 64 572 remains and that funds will cover about ten days. Legislation provides 1 000 for April and May, but regular federal allotment is pending. He warned even with 1 000 000 unexpended county grants the need could reach 8 700 000 for the month and urged overdraft approvals only with new funds. A question of compensation insurance for key work relief personnel was sent to the attorney general for prompt action.
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United Press
Harrisburg
State Emergency Relief Board
Pinchot
Attorney General
State orders auto inspections by April first and tax extension
Harrisburg reports a new rule requires all motor vehicles to be inspected by April 1 and that the 1 percent sales tax final payment deadline is extended to May 15. The extension does not relieve owners from reporting and paying the tax, with $1,606,780 collected so far. The compulsory inspection period ends at midnight Monday and law enforcement will arrest drivers with uninspected vehicles.
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Harrisburg
Pinchot
Mable
Adte
Mrnday
State Highway Patrol
Engineer blown from Train 8 as it travels five miles
Walter C. Frederick of Homer dies after a blast blows him from the cockpit of Train 8 in southern New York. Fireman M. S. Delappt Huypell takes control and stops the engine. Frederick’s partner Prederick escapes with minor injuries and later reboards the train.
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Chicago
New York
Seaves Carr
Olouk
Walter C. Frederick
Homell
New York State
Predevick
Traumn
Grimy
South Gorking
Edward Geoom
M. S. Delap
Huypell
East Corning
South Cowning
Fredericks
Predericke
General Hospital
Corning
Edmirs ‘Heights
Land
Prison terms for convicted bankers urged in reform drive
Administration plans to expand stock exchange regulation and banking reform. Senate actions aim to compel bankers sentenced to prison and curb judges from releasing them on probation. Roosevelt seeks federal securities supervision and tighter corporate officer restrictions.
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Lyle ¢. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Mat
Fletcher
Senate
Justice Department
Fletchier
Roosevelt
Treaaury Woodmann
Ferdinand Pescara
Pommsel
Brauni
Long
Deni. la
J P Morgan Company Under Investigation
The Morgan firm faced scrutiny as the Senate Investment Committee questioned its authority to probe investment banking activities. Counsel Ferdinand Pecora reported, prompting an amendment to confirm the committee’s broad inquiry into market conditions and banking outlook.
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Barking
J P. Morgan & Co
Viadeg Ure
Morgan
Wee
Morgan Investment Company
Compgnex S
Clayruay Ereteuen
Ferdinand Pecota
Pecota
Treasury
Woodin
Plitcher
House Votes to Remove Poor Board in Hartisburg
The House approved on its first reading the Zibsenheim Senate bill to eliminate the elective county poor board in Hartisburg. A second reading was expected Monday night.
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United Press Hartisburs
Zibsenheim Senate
Hie County
Secon
Erie School Board President Addresses Kiwanis About School Problems
W. Gwussune president of the Erie city school system spoke at the Kiwanis luncheon in Hotel Covey on current school issues. He discussed retrenchment, Edmonds act, teacher salaries, compulsory education, rising enrollment, transportation, and tax collection challenges while urging careful reductions to preserve efficiency. The club approved an athletics attendance requirement and a six week contest for captains, with Missimer and Campbell as guests.
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W. Gwussune
Scan of Education
Erie
Kiwanis Club
Missiner
Wie
Missimer
Charles Shuss
W. G.missimer
Charles F. Campbell
Man Found Dead Near Erie Identified as David Welsh
A man found dead near Erie has been identified as David Welsh, 67, a landscape gardener from Heading, Pa. The coroner's office reported death by exposure. Evidence suggests weather exposure contributed to the fatality.
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Erie Erie
Pal
Mar. A
Umits Weg
David Welsh
Heading
Unemployment Plan Nears Final House Senate Approval
President Roosevelt's unemployment plan clears Senate amendments as House and Senate wrangle over the vast relief bill. Absent an official roll call, leaders reported broad support for authorizing job enrollment in national forests and for $800 million in direct relief to states.
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William F. Kerry
United Press
Sta
Washington
Mar
Connees
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Ias
The
Conservation Corps
Acoulne
Reedy
Repu
Appropriations Committee
Rep
Lozier
Dem
Cardenas Slated for Mexican Presidency
General Lazaro Cardenas, Mexico's present secretary of war, is reported as the likely choice of the National Revolutionary party for the presidency. Nomination by the party in July is seen as impending.
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Lazaro Cardenas
Mexisco
Mst
National Revolutionary Party
T Hal Party
Nazis Force Release of Steel Helmet Leaders
Berlin dispatch reports that disciplined actions followed raids on Steel Helmet leaders in the Palatinate. Brownshirts attacked Steel Helmet sites in Speyer and other towns, arresting members before the government moved to release the detainees. A new anti Jewish boycott committee formed in Munich with officials from Warren and North Center Street visiting Berlin.
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Clifford L. Day
United Press
Berlin
Fitler
Palatinate
Navi Brown Shirts
Brunswick
Steel Helmet
Speyer
Bayarid
Sweibsteeken
Beustand
Landstuhl
Palatinete
Hitler Press
Munich
Nast
Joseph Stretcher
Rescued Miner Dies After 100 Hours in Abandoned Mine
Mt. Carmel Pa March 30 Jutin Cheslock Jr 27 entombed more than 100 hours when earth and rock collapsed trapping him in an abandoned mine near here He died today nine hours after being released Cheslock was with Stanley Grinskie who escaped as an avalanche swept into the workings Rescue crews worked four days in two shafts over 25 men eight hour shifts before recall of the trapped miner Continued on page B6
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United Press
MT. Carmel
Jutin Cheslock, Jr
Roth
Ashland
Cheblick
Stanley Grinskie
Orlusitle
Gheslock
Tole
Fr. Coughlin Escapes Harm in Detroit Bomb Blast
Fr. Coughlin and two aides were shaken but unharmed when a crude bomb exploded in the Detroit home basement near the priest’s sleeping area. The blast damaged windows and surroundings as police pursue leads and the priest accuses opposing bankers of intimidation.
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United Press
Royal Oak
Miah
Maron
Charles E. Coughlin
Detroit
John Tully
Coughlin
Williams
Francis
Alien Coughlin
Nafis
Bomb mailed to Roosevelt. robbers flee with bank haul
Bulletin from Watertown reports a crudely made bomb addressed to President Roosevelt. In Knox City a gang overpowered a night watchman and escaped with 15 000 dollars from Citizens State Bank after holding him prisoner. Other items note a Senate committee report on a job program, a moderate Los Angeles earthquake, police passport order in Breslau, and grain news from Moscow with a London note.
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United Press Watertown
Roosevelt
Knox City
Tex
Night Watch
J. H. Finley
Citizens State Bank
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Palatine
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GG. Barker
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