Republicans Plan Secret Society to Reelect Mohican Senators
A group of a dozen affluent Republican Senators form a private circle named the last of the Mohicans to fund publicity and aim to reelect Mohican Senators. They expect shifts in the Senate and House, with Democrats likely to retain control unless a broad revulsion against the New Deal arises.
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Washington,d. C
Warren Wheaton
Washington
National Committee
HOUSE
Kentucky
Missouri
Reublicans
Virginia
Calfornia
Congress
Weather summary for Alabama Tennessee and Northwest area
Cloudy with showers in northern sections tonight and Friday. colder tonight in north Alabama. Northwest region partly cloudy tonight and Friday. warmer in the east. Tennessee area follows with rain and later cloudy, turning colder in the eastern portion.
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Alabama
Aida
Porn
Tennessee
House Opposes Senate on Pay Slice Measure
The House refused to join the Senate in voting full restriction of pay cuts for federal employees. The vote 146 to 98 delays the independent offices appropriation bill, tying in the veterans allowances question. Roosevelt will veto if Senate veterans pay remains in the bill.
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Washington
House
Senate
White House
Roosevelt
Administration
Rainey
New York Stock Exchange
Richard Whitney
The
Treasury
Morgenthau
Whitney
Defense Appeals for Goats Verdict in Reece Trial
In Nashville on March 22 AP reports Jeff McCain urged jurors to convict in favor of the goat in the closing defense argument against former Insurance Commissioner J I Reece accused of stealing 10000 dollars in bonds held by the state. The defense urged courage and standing by the underdog.
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Nashville
Tenn
Jeff McCain
J. I. Reece
Criminal Court
U S
Mississippi Tug Atlas Sinks After Mudlump Collision
The tug Atlas owned by Jahncke Service Inc sank in the Mississippi River north of New Orleans after hitting a mudlump. A quick rescue saved all six crew members who jumped to a small boat and avoided blocking the channel.
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New Orleans
Atlas
Jahncke Service, Inc
Mississippi River
Sla
S Smail
City Council Expects Favorable Loan Report Tonight
City officials anticipate a favorable loan report as the adjourned session meets to address funding $18,900 in bonds and interest due April 1. The council has cash to meet obligations while bankers decline further aid after a dispute over purchasing three stokers for $22,090 rather than $15,900 from another firm.
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City Hall
Faverahel
Dothan
Council
Coul H
Burglar quits as telephone rings
A burglar fled Spann’s home at 109 S Pettus after a neighbor’s warning call rang in and Spann turned on lights while approaching the telephone. He escaped into a waiting car with two others, whose race could not be determined by police. Several nearby homes have been burglary targets in recent weeks.
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Hugh Spann
S. Pettus Street
Spann
Spain
Houston's Part in Montgomery Short Route Finished
Completion of the Vicksburg road section from Geneva county line to Dale county line through Houston county meets state specs. C. McEachin, county highway superintendent, announced the finish. Dale and Geneva counties plan to start or complete their respective sections soon.
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Houston
Montgomery
Vicksburg
Geneva County
Dale County
Houston County
C. McEachin
Dale County Highway Department
Geneva County Highway Department
McEachin
Geneva
Striking Taxi Drivers Riot as Leaders Meet in Washington
Leaders of automotive unions argued in Washington with railroad officials over a wage dispute as strikes spread from New York to Ohio. In New York a taxi strike violence left 15 injured and 14 jailed amid Times Square clashes with police. The AFL urged licensing of the auto industry if conciliation fails and pressed Roosevelt for action.
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Associated Press
Washington
General Johnson
Roosevelt
Joseph B. Eastman
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Brotherhoods
Albany
N. Y
Riemaker's
Freehold
N. J
Ohio
Cleveland
Barberton
Ashtabula
New York
Theater
Theater District
Times Square
Broadway
A. Fll
American Federation of Labor
Michigan
Motor Company
William Green
A. F
Hollywood
Wine and Liquor Imports Fall Off in February
Department of Commerce figures show United States imports of wine and liquor dropped in February to 4.76 percent of value, totaling 4,76 rounds of dollars, below January 4,915,900 and December 6,699,000. Whisky led February imports with 419,734 gallons, the UK first and Canada second in origins. France remained top source for still and sparkling wines and brandies.
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Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
United Kingdom
Canada
France
Nevada Governor Federick Balzar Dies After Long Illness
Gov. Federick Balzar, 53, who dubbed Nevada "the last free state" and oversaw arts gambling legalization and a six week divorce measure, died at the executive mansion after a long illness. Funeral services tentatively set for Saturday in Reno. Lieutenant Governor Morley Griswold declared the date a holiday.
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Carson City
Nev
Federick Bennett
Balzar
Nevada
Reno
Morley Griswold
Fire devastates Hakodate killing 650 in Japan disaster
Tokyo reports Hakodate like a living hell after a blaze destroyed the port city. official tallies list 650 dead, 469 wounded, 23 990 houses destroyed as firemen police and soldiers scour the ruins with ships delivering aid.
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Tokyo
Hokkaido
Hakodate
Japan
Tokyo-Yokohama
Ominalo
County Highway From Ashford To Columbia Road Nears Completion
County highway from Ashford to the Green Front Filling Station on the Dothan to Columbia road will be opened to traffic this week. County Highway Superintendent C C McEachin said the Dothan Cottonwood road will meet state highway specs next week except for a four and a half mile stretch into Cottonwood, delayed by missing right of way deeds.
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Ashford
Green Front
Dothantolumbbhia Highway
C. Cc. McEachin
Nald
McEachin
Dmothan
Cottonwood
Mussolini Launches Military Training for Italian Boys
Premier Mussolini approves a program to instill fighting spirit in boys aged seven to twelve in Italy. Instructors direct lessons on army glory, parade visits, and barracks tours. Rifles are distributed to fifth graders as 9 corps of officers begin instruction.
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Rome
Cap
Italy
Mussollini
Ha- Hie
J Sama
Hove
Habil
Dog's Docility Stops Tasmanian Alsatian Extermination
In Hobart Tasmania a large Alsatian dog was brought to the Tasmanian House of Assembly to plead its own case. Members, impressed by the dog's docile appearance, withdrew a motion to exterminate the breed amid agitation over claims the dogs kill sheep.
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Hobart
Tasmania
Af Assembly
Plane San Jose found after long, tragic Andes search
Searchers located the Pan American Airways liner San Jose in the Argentine Andes four miles south of Puente Del Inca. Nine aboard perished, two Americans among them, with seven bodies reportedly in good condition and two headless under snow.
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Menpdoza
Argentina
Pan-American Airways
San Jose
Andes
United States
Argentine
Puente del Inca
Santiago
Chile
Buenos Aires
Mendoza
F. FE. Camus
J. C. Suhate
Fia
Las Cuevas
Army Officer Heads Probe Into Airplane Purchases
An Army Colonel is leading a House subcommittee probe into alleged irregularities in Army airplane purchases. Colonel MG Spinks of the Inspector General’s office coordinates the inquiry while the panel weighs if further study is needed and whether Justice Department help is appropriate.
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ARMY
Washington
Rogers
D-Nh
House Military
Justice Department
MG. Spinks
Army Inspector General's Office
War Department
Curry Ordered to Quit as Boss of Tammany
New York March 22 AP reports John F Curry faced a four point demand from Tammany malcontents to resign or be ousted. Alderman David A Mahoney delivered the resignation demand at Tammany Hall marking a historic district leader challenging the boss.
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Curry
Tammany
New York
John F Curry
Tammeny
Jestler
David A. Mahoney
Jeader
Mahone
Child Dies After Terrier Attack in Oakham
Eunice Dean a four year old girl died after a ferocious attack by two Boston terriers. The dogs were killed by constables and to be tested for rabies. Her father George Dean traveling on business learned of the tragedy as police gave him a motorcycle escort.
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Oakham
Mass
Eunice Dean
Eunice
George Dean
George Grimes
Leomin
Jones Fails To Break Par In Masters Invite Return
Bob Jones returns after nearly four years and shoots 36 in the first 9 holes of the Masters Invitation in Augusta. Paul Bunyan of White Plains, N Y, shoots 35 to lead by a stroke with Jones two back at 76 after the first 14 holes. Jones struggles with three putts on two holes while delivering strong drives and iron play on others.
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Augusta
Maren
Bob Jones
Augusta National
Aul Bunyan
White Plains
N. Y
Algusta
Phavnegy
Rolf
Hob Jones
Auguste
Paul Bunyan
Jones
Champon
Renyan
Restwood
Eagles
County builds new 60 foot spans bridge over Johnson Creek
A county highway crew opened a 60 foot span over Johnson Creek near Hodgesville. Crews were reassigned to construct a similar 60 foot bridge over Whitehead Creek on the nearby ce y road.
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A & Foot
Johnson Creek
Hodgesville
County
Cey Road
Whitehead Creek
Pan-American Grace Airliner Crashes at Lima Takeoff
A Pan-American Grace Airways plane crashed during takeoff from Lima killing three crew members and injuring passengers. Ambassador Manuel Trucco of Chile and his daughter were among the injured, with the pilot Homer Farrin and two others dead. The crash followed motor failure near 65 feet, five minutes late on the southbound schedule.
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Pan-American-Grace Airways
Lima
Peru
Manull Trucco
United States
Chile
Trucco
Homer W. Farris
Lawrence Wagner
Frank Large
Ambassador Triucco
Senorita Grace Truccon
Senorita Carmela Bustamante
John McGregor
Pan-American Grace Airplane
Pan-American Airways
Hner
San Pedro
McGregor
Harold Harris
Delgada Hospital
Miralflores
Homer Vergil Farrin
London
Margaret Horton
Boston
United States Army
Kentucky
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Insull
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Mussolini
Europe
Hitler
NSTC
Mississippi
National Farmers’ Union
Bb. H. Everson
St. Charles
S. D
John A. Simpson
Oklahoma City
Washington D. C
Auto Union
NRA
New York City
Labor Federation
University of Kentucky
Suby Dunn
Cynthiana
the Kentuckian
Ruby
Columbia Road
Duce
Boston Terriers
Augusta Tourney
Amacruz
Relph Stonehouse
Indianapolis
John Kinder
Asbury Park
Jim Forjis
Howard Beckett
Atlanta
Henry Cuset
al Houghton
D.C
Fred McLeod
D. C
George Sargent
Mobile
Ala
Tom Kenigan
Mt. Vernon
Joe Paletti
Jimmy Vincert
Panama
Lawrence A. Wagner
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