Roosevelt Moves in Auto Strike Crisis Sparks Market Rally
Washington March 21 The administration moved to defuse the automobile strike issue with a White House invitation to union leaders and a timely Weirton steel labor case decision. Wall Street promptly boosted stocks, and observers hailed a spontaneous confidence in President Roosevelt. The new stock market bill is regarded as the real measure, with margins limited and broad support despite liberal and Wall Street objections. The Diesels bill is seen as weak and unlikely to be used unless desired by the administration.
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Washington
Qa Rescue
Insance
Weirton Steel
Wall Street
White House
Wall
Union Automobile Workers
Pontiac
Mich
Roosevelt
New York
White Way
Cabrmen
Weirton Steep Company
NRA
Federal True Commission
Steel and Iron Code
Berah
Coe
Hakodate
Japan
United States
Paris
France
Germany
England
Seaviet
Ami
U. S
New York City
Welfare Island “Poor House
Pope Pine
Vatican City
Republic
Austria
Emma
Holland
Lilyan Tashman
al Smith
New Outlook
Weather forecast for Alabama and neighboring regions
The forecast warns thundershowers and accumulating precipitation across Alabama tonight with freezing or sleet in northern areas. Expect cloudy skies and rain in southern portions with a colder trend, especially in extreme north. North Florida shows clouds and thundershowers tonight with colder conditions spreading westward by Sunday. Tennessee remains cloudy with a mix of wintry precipitations in the northeast, sleet possible at times, and gradual temperature rise in the west later Sunday.
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Alabama
NORT
Florida
Mlennessee
Agreement Near in Auto Labor Strike
Washington report says manufacturers, aiming to avert a strike, back an impartial board to pass on grievances while asserting unions seek dominance. Officials expect settlement soon as unions refuse to disclose who they represent, insisting only a government representative may view membership lists and payrolls.
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Washington
NRA
William Collins
Collins
Dillinger hideout found in Chicago apartment
Chicago police reported finding an abandoned hideout believed tied to John Dillinger. Photos show Dillinger and his companion Pearl Eliott occupying the unit from after his Crown Point jail escape until last Wednesday night, with Joseph Burns seen as a frequent visitor.
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Chicago
John Dillinger
Indiana
R. H. Kelly
South Side
Dillinger
Pearl Eliott
Crown Point
Joseph Burns
Lima
Ohio
Toea
John W. Dillinger
Morresville
Glass Drafting New Measure for Industrial Loans
Senator Glass proposes a five year direct loan plan to industry under the federal reserve system. He aims to replace Roosevelt and RFC proposals with his own draft after conferring with the President. The plan would let reserve banks loan through private banks or directly to business with partial private risk.
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Nathan Robertson Washington
Federal Reserve System
Mae
Senator Glass
DVA
Treasury
Roosevelt
RFC
Glass
White House
Virginian
Senate Banking Committee
Reserve Board
Reconstruction Corporation
Reserve Banks
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Bank Deposit Insurance Corporation
Glass Plan
Cold Wave Continues Across Much of the U S
The Associated Press reports widespread freezing temperatures with little change foreseen. Lowest readings include Sheridan Wyoming four below and Winnipeg minus 14. Snow affects parts of the Middle Atlantic, Colorado, Wyoming, Kansas and Missouri with notable rains in the cotton belt and heavy Chattanooga rainfall.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Texas Panhandle
Sheridan
Wyoming
United States
Winnipeg
Middle Atlantic
Colorado
Kansas
Missouri
Denver
Kansas City
Chicago
Washington
New York
Boston
Chattanooga
Raleigh
Memphis
Little Rock
Atlanta
Charleston
Augusta
Pigs
Orleans
Birmingham
Kidnaped Girl Reunites With Mother After 15 Years
Mary Locke now 18, located her mother Mary Altier after persistent search. Abducted by her father at age three in Montgomery, Mary contacted Altier through an aunt, then traveled to Chicago to join the family. The reunion also joins Altier’s second husband and a 1-year-old son. Billy wonders if she will call him Sis.
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Mary Locke
Mary Altier
Hved
Pansey
Stella Hart
Montgomery
Locke
Little Mary
J. T. Knight
Congress to Work on Job Insurance
President Roosevelt urges passage of unemployment insurance as part of a broader economic stabilizing plan. Hearings resume with Georg Swope opposing the proposed five percent tax on large employers while states chair plans to expand coverage.
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Frank BB. Harper
Washington
Roosevelt
Wayg and Means
Doughton
House
Ways and Means
Gerard Swope
General Electric
Wisconsin
California oil firms indicted in federal probe of price wars
A federal grand jury indicted 41 individuals and five companies including Standard Oil of California on charges of price war tactics and fair competition violations. Associated Oil and others named. counts allege Standard controlled Signal Gas and Oil by trust contracts. bonds set at $1,000 each.
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Los Angeles
California
Standard OU
Standard and Associated Oil
Kenneth R. Kingsbury
Standard
Oscar Lawler
Standard and Associated
Signal Gas & Oi Companies
Delaware
Seaside of Co
Signal
Nancy
Associated
Seaside
Baltimore Post Sold to Hearst Chain Consolidates Evening Papers
The Baltimore Post, an evening paper, is sold by Scripps-Howard to the Baltimore Evening News owned by William Randolph Hearst. The Post will cease as a separate edition and join the News under the title News and the Post, reducing Baltimore’s three‑paper afternoon field to two.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Post
Scripps-Howard
Baltimore Evening News
William Randolph Hearst
Baltimore Evening Field
New
Consolidated Evening Paper
Fourthmoare Evenings Sun
the Post
The
Post
News
the News
Balt- More
Train wreck injures crew near Rawlins Wyoming
A Union Pacific Portland Rose passenger train derailed 32 miles east of Rawlins Wyoming late last night. The locomotive baggage car two chair cars and a tourist car left the rails. The engineer, fireman and several passengers are reported injured.
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Denver
Union Pacific
Portland Rose
Rawlins
Wyo
Police Chief Killed in North Carolina Gun Battle
A. J. Fair, chief of police at Leakeville Spray, was killed in an eight gun battle at a tourist camp about ten miles south of Reidsville North Carolina. Details were not available immediately.
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Reidsville
N.C
A. J. Fair
Leakeville-Spray
Here
Labor trouble and Jap fire in weeks news
In New York March 24 AP reports labor unrest from 44 000 auto workers 325 900 miners and 21 railway unions seeking higher wages while others threaten strikes. Japan endures a deadly Hakodate blaze killing 1000 and leaving 156 000 homeless.
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Rader Winget
New York
Roosevelt
White House
Woman and Man Held on Attack Charges
Two people, a woman named Ethel Tyson and a man named Henry Barnes, were held on assault and battery with a knife. They were bond $200 each after county officers arrested them. Tyson allegedly attacked C. B. White and Barnes allegedly attacked Crawford Oliver, per warrants sworn out by the victims.
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Ethel Tyson
C. B. White
Henry Barnes
Crawford Oliver
Fire gutted Transient Bureau. four teens dead in Virginia blaze
In Lynchburg Virginia the Transient Bureau building gutted by fire after grease flared on a hot stove. Four teen occupants perished and at least 80 injured as the two story and three section structure burned. evacuees were rushed to area hospitals amid frigid March dawn.
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Lynchurg
Federal Transient Bureau
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Lynchburg
Lynchburg Hospital
Virginia Baptist Hospital
Memorial Hospital
Greane
Five Scottsboro Defendants Placed in Solitary at Jail
Five of the Scottsboro defendants in Jefferson County jail were put in solitary confinement after repeated fights and disturbances. Willie Robertson Flugene Williams and Ocie Powell joined Roy and Andy Wright in isolation following an incident involving 50 cents stolen from Zekiel Mitchell. Williams and Powell reportedly attacked inmate Sim Moore in the morning. Authorities found an open knife in Roy Wrights pocket after a prior fight with Mitchell. no injuries were reported. Warden Erwin described the group as a continuing source of trouble since arrival.
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Birmingham
Scottsboro
Jefferson County
Frankie
Willie Robertson
Flugene Williams
Ocie Powell
Roy
Andy Wright
Robertson
Warren Felix L. Erwin
Zekiel Mitchell
Williamen
Powell
Sim Moore
Mitchell
Moore
Woorden Erwin
Roy Wright
Erwin
Jury Frees Defendant in Arson Case After Short Deliberations
A circuit court jury acquitted Joe E Parce of arson after a hints of deliberation under 49 minutes. The panel heard yesterday's testimony and opened today. In related action Horace Forrester was found guilty of a lesser offense and Ben McLain received a six month sentence for assault and battery.
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Les
Joe E Parce
Horace Forrester
H. A. Pearce
Ben McLain
County teachers may turn in certificates for 5 percent bonds
Houston County teachers holding certificates of indebtedness may exchange them for Alabama bonds. W. M. Hardwick, county school fund treasurer, announced that those with certificates should call at the First National Bank to transfer. The bonds carry 5 percent interest starting July 1933 and may be redeemed at about 90 percent of face value.
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Houston County
Alabama
W. M. Hardwick
County School Fund
First National Bank
Hardwick
Weather Outlook for Central and Esmat Gulf States
Partly cloudy first part of week with cooler start and rising temperatures later. Warmer daytime conditions expected after initial chill with occasional colder spells in the latter period.
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Central and
Esmat Gulf States
Holocaust Victims List Drafted in Lynchburg Bureau
A federal transient bureau in Lynchburg lists names of dead in a holocaust disaster. The addresses are unavailable and several individuals are identified by name including James Alexander Jack Hwift Sewnard Lloyd James Lowe Hubert Auger James Roberts Walter Moore James Miller William Lewis Willie Whitama and Frank Stuart. One other victim remains unidentified as white or Negro.
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Lynchburg
Federal Transient Bureau
James Alexander
Jack Hwift
Sewnard Lloyd
James Lowe
Hubert Auger
James Roberts
Walter HH. Moore
James Miller
Wiliam Lewis
Wille Whitama
Willie Brookly
Frank Stuart
Haddy
Stove blamed for blaze in Lynchburg hotel killing many
A stove fire at a two story hotel in Lynchburg, started by grease in a five gallon kettle, rapidly ignited the wooden ceiling. Cook Williams Rash and assistant C H Fizer fought the flames while night watchman James Webb raised the alarm as hundreds slept nearby in a segregated two section building.
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Lynchburgh
Williams Rash
Rash
Rarsh
C. H. Fizer
James Webb
Twelfth Street
Those old Wall Street boys fight to keep a cop on the corner
Hollywood report recalls Borah’s wheat policy critique and the government plan to move 2,00,000 city people to rural areas while agriculture experts face a tough traffic question.
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Hollywood
Wall Street
Senator Bih! Borah
Agriculture Department
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