Parley Votes 70 Safeguard Free Austria Plan
At Stresa the three premiers Mussolini Ramsay MacDonald and Flandin agreed on a Panubian conference to guarantee Austria's independence with Germany Italy and France present. A Danubian conference is expected next month likely May 20 at Rome to discuss European security and enforce treaties as Germany signals willingness to join non aggression pacts.
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Andrue Berding
Copstight
Associated Press
TRESA
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Stresa
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Ami
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Ramsay MacDonald
Pierre- Etienne Flandin
Europe
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Britain
Poland
Romania
Geneve
Council
Paris
League
Geneva
Reichsfuhrer
Adolf Hitler
Roosevelt to throw first ball in season opener
President Roosevelt promised to toss out the first ball in the season opener between the Washington Senators and Philadelphia Athletics next Tuesday. Reports from Washington note the president’s arm is in fine shape as the start approaches.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Washington Senators
Philadelphia Athletics
Dust Storm Relief Secured as U S Funds Soothe Suffering
Federal relief funds for dust control and 10 cent per acre tractor fuel payments were approved by Admiral Harry L. Hopkins. Projects will cover Kansas Texas New Mexico Colorado Nebraska with grazing forest and wildlife use eyed for arid lands. Red Cross nursing services will aid communities hit by dust illness as wheat prices rise toward a dollar per bushel. page five continues.
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Midwest
Chicago
Admr
Harry L. Hopkins
Kansas
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado
Nebraska
Department of Agriculture
Cary I. Grayson
American Red Cross
Oklahoma Panhandles
Estern
Dun & Bradstreet
Houston National Bank Realty to be Sold at Public Auction
Public sale of all remaining real estate owned by the Houston National Bank, insolvent four years ago, announced by John R. Vann, receiver. Britt Davis to supervise sale under Comptroller of the Currency authority. Sale date is May 29 with place and hour to be announced.
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Houston National Bank
John R. Vann
Vann
Britt Davis
Lang
Student War Foes Rejoice Over Peace Demonstrations
National turnout for yesterday's peace strike reached about 125000 students, led by Joseph P. Lash. Protests ranged from peaceful marches to actions at Chicago and Michigan State College, including a river incident and egg and stone throwing. Aimed at canceling naval maneuvers, Emory and other schools backed the call for pacific action.
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White House
Joseph P. Lash
National Students Strike Committee
University of Chicago
Michigan State College
Los Angeles Junior College
Chicago
Charles Baker
Robert Marnard Hutchins
J. A. Hannan
Fast
Red Cedar River
H. P. Morley
Ann Arbor
Emory University
United States
Pacific
Togethher
Huey
Dove of Peace Quietly Returns to Long Camp
Baton Rouge April 13 The Huey P. Long political camp showed calm after a leadership rift when George Wallace assistant attorney general and top aide resigned. Long, returning from New Orleans, met with state officials behind closed doors to quell the breach. Wallace resumed work but was unavailable for comment.
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Baton Rouge
Huey P. Long
George Wallace
Long
New Orleans
Wallace
Leeway on School Funding Sought Amid Sales Tax Talks
Montgomery April 13 AP an accord on school appropriations was reached and approved by Gov Bubb Graves as legislators push to finish before April 30. The deal, kept secret by sources but believed to be a funding increase for schools, comes amid continued sales tax discussion and closing committee work.
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Montgomery
Finance and Taxation Committee
House
Senate
Bubb Graves
Clint Harrison
J. A. Keller
State Tax Sleuths Nab Vendor Refusing to Surrender Cigs
Pete Sortoras, operator of a fruit stand on N Foster Street, was arrested for resisting an officer after he refused to surrender cigarettes to state tax agents. Agents said the cigarettes bore old tobacco stamps and noted new stamps were issued weeks ago with dealers told to dispose of stock. Bond was posted.
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Pete Sortoras
N. Foster Street
State Tax Commission
Sortoras
Ambulance Driver Returns Home In Beds Of Own Vehicle
James Mullins, 49, was knocked to the pavement by Mrs May Elwood 45 during a call. Dr Elizabeth Adams reported the woman refused hospital aid and her husband would not sign a waiver. Mullins sustained a possible skull fracture and was driven back to Bellevue in a different ambulance.
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New York
James Mullins
Bellevue Hospital
Mullins
Elizabeth Adams
May Elwood
Daniel
Adams
Elwood
Bellevue
Mob confronts jail as sheriff resists in Tupelo case
About 50 men chased a suspect wanted for attacking a white woman, disarmed a deputy, and fired shots near Monroe county courthouse before dispersing after 45 minutes. Sheriff Joe T. Morgan, whose pistol he left at home, refused a jail search and moved the prisoner to another jail.
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Aberdeen
Miss
Monroe County
Joe T. Morgan
Jesse Freeman
Tupelo
Morgan
Robbery at Shulman’s Filling Station on Webb and Gordon
Burglars break a rear window at the Shulman’s filling station at Webb and Gordon highways and steal two cartons of chewing gum and a small amount of change. Police report no clues found as detectives investigate the overnight break-in.
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Shulman’s
Gordon
Farmers Protest NRA Codes Hurting Recovery in Opening Sessions
Farmers through the National Grange told the Senate Finance Committee that recovery is slowed by disparity between agricultural and industrial prices under NRA. They urged removal of code provisions if the recovery law is extended, citing artificial regulation and price fixing as burdens on producers. James Rice praised poultry codes as beneficial, while Kopf argued codes harm small businesses and foster monopolies.
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Washington
National Grange
Senate Finance
NRA
Fred Brenckman
The
Grange
Senate Nra
James FE. Rice
Cornell University
New York
Kopf
Cincinnati
Brenckman
Four Youngsters Die As Train Hits Auto Returning From Dates
A Pennsylvania freight train struck an automobile near Pataskala Ohio killing four youths returning from dates. The dead were Jonathan 38 Harold Macpaugh 19 Marie Lucille Vink 16 and Wilma Gladys Lithk 16. The crossing watchman said the car was on the tracks though he waved a lantern. The wreckage was dragged under the locomotive for about a half mile. All perished instantly and one body was found under the train.
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Columbus
Pennsylvania
Pataskala
Here
Jonathan
Harold Macpaugh
Marie Lucille Vink
Wagram
Wilma Gladys Lthk
Jack McConaughey
McConaughey
April relief grants announced for states
The relief administrator allotted funds for April relief with Alabama and Florida receiving grants while Georgia drew none. Pennsylvania received limited funds for the first half of April, and the total compared to $132,926,228 for March. Grants listed include Alabama and Florida amounts and other state allocations.
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Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Washington
Harry
Hopkins
Cleapgin
Pennneslvania
Grante
Alsharaz
Ras
Popularity Contest Seeks Reader Letters for 5 Prize
The Eagle invites readers to submit letters on their favorite feature for a $5 prize, limited to 100 words. A neutral committee will judge clarity of argument, not literary merit, with results published in The Eagle. Eligible features include many comic and column ideas, while staff and families are excluded.
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Joe Palonka
C. C. Bennett
New Century Club
Clement Ritter
First Presby
Terian Church
A. J. Assers
Pnnsurance
O. McIntyre
Paul Mallon
Wic Rogers
Hollywood
Joe Palecka
Eagie
Fingle
Japan Hints At Slash In U S Cotton Buying In Latin Market Feud
Washington reports reveal New Zealanders push for higher tariffs and removal of cotton processing tax as U S textile imports drop. Ches ter Gray cites a 15 000 600 pound rise in cottonseed oil imports in one month while Senators George and Smith blame AAA crop cuts for the influx. They downplay the urgency.
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Japan
U.S
Washington
White House
Chester Gray
American Farm Parent Federation
Commerce Department
George
Georgia
Smith
South Carolina
AAA
Cotton Gains as Dollar Wheat Tops Chicago Prices
New Orleans and New York reports show cotton rising on stronger grain demand. Prices advanced across futures with May near 19.63, July 11.72, and other contracts higher, as wheat rose above a dollar and Liverpool closed firm amid forward-looking textile demand.
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New Orleans
Chicago
Liverpool
Soecal Exchange
Tal
Sugar Cane Syrup Makers to Meet Monday on Aid Plan
AAA will hear syrup producers at a Montgomery conference to discuss a potential crop reduction and benefit payment program for commercial sugar-cane syrup. J Ralston Carga of the Can Growers Cooperative says cane states' congress members will be interested in a marketing agreement with processors and producers involved in interstate commerce.
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Washington
Senth
Cargill
Department of Agriculture
AAA
Montgomery
Wilbourn Dies of Wounds as Beatty Is Held
Andy J. Wilbourn of Columbia Route One died at a local hospital from a pistol wound after a Saturday night quarrel with Mire J. Thompson. Ed Beatty of Early County was held in the jail on a first degree murder charge. sheriff officers say Beatty fired twice at Wilbourn and hurt another man. Funeral services are planned for tomorrow at Woodlawn Cemetery with Rev. Gyrerdy Vann officiating.
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Andy J. Wilbourn
Columbia
Oa Loreal Hospital
Chequel Ed Leatty
Oakedy
Beatty
Wilbourn
Mire J. WW. Thompson
Blakely
Heatty
Melconard
Sid Howell
Affahie Hormielde
Recddes
Mere
Weilbourn
Ceiba
Wilbournia
Bey
Alle
Mia
Addis
Filton
Columbia Rote
Oulda Mae
al Evoa
Towell Rests Well After Fractured Cheekbone Incident
Howell, an all American football star, suffered a facial fracture during a Tigers Reds exhibition. He rests in hospital with multiple precautions. doctors expect the bone to heal without operation and predict a return to the Tigers lineup in weeks. Special nurses monitor his condition as healing progresses.
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Howell
John W. Devine
Alabama
Detroit Tiger
Howells
Johnny Mize
Cincinnatti Reds
Tigers
Japan Blames U S Agitation for Excluding Goods
Tokyo reports a Foreign Office statement blaming United States commercial interests for pressuring Latin America to exclude Japanese products. It warns such moves would hurt American cotton sales to Japan, the United States’ largest raw cotton export market, and cites a rise in JapaneseBrazilian trade as a strategic aim. The note links Latin American treaty tensions and US Caribbean policy to declining Japan exports, while noting Japan’s total Latin American shipments in 1935 and contrasting them with earlier years.
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Tokyo
United States
Latin America
Japan
Americas
Foreign Offices
America
Brazil
Latin-America
Foreign Office Today
Saito
Hull
Washington
South America
Central America
West Indies
Finance Ministry
South Americca
Bill for highway patrolman drafted for Houston Sheriff
A bill to employ a full time motorcycle patrolman for Houston county with salary paid by the board of revenue and appointed by the sheriff. The officer would have deputy sheriff powers and duties for up to the sheriff's term. The patrolman would enforce motor vehicle, traffic, and highway laws statewide. Court officials urged the move to reduce highway accidents and fatalities.
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Houston County
Board of Revenue
Alabama
Weather forecast for Alabama and Gulf States this week
The interior of Alabama will be fair tonight and Sunday, warmer in the northwest. Northwest Florida mostly fair tonight and Sunday. Central and East Gulf States will start fair and warmer, then clouds with showers midweek and cooler later.
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Alabama
Florida
East Gulf States
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