France’s government in crisis and stock market smoke
The piece argues French leader Domergue faces civil war amid Stavisky fallout and massive capital hoarding since leaving gold, while U.S. finance figures like Black and other officials are tied to a stock market smoke story. It notes Roosevelt’s indirect influence and hints at names like Frank Walker, Moley, and Tom Corcoran in a continued discussion.
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Domergue
France
Holland
Bult
Governor Black
Federal Reserve
Black
Complete NRA Revision Starts Under Harriman Leadership
Washington date March 28 1934 a major NRA shake up assigns W Averell Harriman to lead code authority operations with a new litigation division under Donald R Richberg to speed case handling and code decisions Harriman oversight expands to code authorities enforcement and rapid disposition of non enforcement complaints across nearly 400 coded industries.
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Washington
NRA
Hugh S. Johnson
Johnson
W. Averell Harriman
E. H. Harriman
Department of Justice
Justice Department
Legal Department
Donald R. Richberg
Harriman
National Emergency Council
Robert W. Lea
Edward F. McGrady
Alvin Brown
Leon Henderson
Frances Robinson
Kilbourne Johnston
Clarence Darrow
Recovery Review Board
Code Authority Organization
Code Authority
Blue Eagle
Federal Trade Commission
Federal Trade
Housevelt
Ft Conslate
Cummings
Wallace, Roper
Perkins
Weather Forecast Fragments for Multiple Regions
Weather notes indicate fair conditions with frost and freezing in eastern portions tonight. Some areas expect warmer temperatures on Thursday with coastal exemptions. Additional notes mention fair to mild tonight and warmer conditions in western portions and Tennessee regions.
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Florida
Wages Up 10 Percent by Youngstown Company
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co announced a 10 percent wage increase effective April 1. The firm employs about 37,000 men across the Youngstown and Chicago districts, including roughly 22,000 in Youngstown, Chicago, Buffalo, Birmingham, Mastailion and Canton, following conferences with employees' representatives.
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Youngstown Company
Youngstown
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Chicago
Buffalo
Birmingham
Mastailion
Canton
Vessel Carrying Samuel Insull Is Romania Bound
The Maictis with one passenger sailed from Turkey toward Romania via the Dardanelles and Bosphorus. It remains unclear if Samuel Insull himself is aboard or on another ship in the Aegean as authorities track his possible exile amid long legal battles and a pending deportation to Canada.
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Samuel Insull
Romania
Priscia
Glistanbul
Turkey
Sea of Marmora
Dardanelles Heights
Insull
Aegean Sea
Jason
Bosphorus Straits
Black Sea
Dardanelles
Associated Press
Martin J. Insull
Law
Chicago
Walter R. Brooks
Detroit
Canada
Frank K. Johnson
Toronto
Roosevelt
National Bureau to Rule on Red Mountain Street Car Tracks
Washington decision awaited by the U S Bureau of Public Roads on whether the Birmingham Electric Company should share the cost of removing street car tracks across Red Mountain as part of a four lane highway project from Birmingham to Homewood. Engineering plans depend on the ruling before approval and bidding can begin.
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Montgomery
Ala
Washington
Red Mountain
Bureau
State Highway Department
Strike Declared by Spanish Syndicalists in Zaragoza
In Zaragoza on March 24, syndicalists proclaimed a revolutionary general strike after a large demonstrations and the burial of four bombing victims. Police arrested several suspects as unrest spreads across Spain amid the extremist party's recent rebellion and ongoing authorities actions.
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Zaragoza
Spain
Syndicalists
City payroll warrants issued January to February redeemable
Payroll warrants dated January 20 January 27 February 1 and February 3 may be redeemed at the office of J. P. Scarborough city clerk. Warrants are payable on presentation and interest ends with redemption announcement. City officials urge holders to cash promptly to aid bookkeeping in Scarborough's office.
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City of Dothan
J. P. Scarborough
Scarborough
I. C. Ezell
J. L. Vaughn
Southwest coal miners demand higher wages
Miners in the Southwest coal region ask the National Industrial Labor Administration to raise the basic daily wage from 2.75 to 4.60. David Fowler of the United Mine Workers of America says regional miners are kept at a pennant level by the code and have forgone increases granted elsewhere.
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Washington
Southwest
NILA
David Fowler
United Mine Workers of America
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Missouri
Kansas
Pecovery Administration
Fowler
Three Croatians Sentenced to Die for King Assassination Plot
In Belgrade croatian nationals were sentenced to death for plotting to murder King Alexander of Zagreb. The court ruled the deaths for defense of the realm. The men were also linked to the killing of a detective and denied prior plots.
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Belgrade
Yaroslavis
Alexander
Zagreb
Determider
Alo Zaereh
Cold Wave Grips Nation Amid Freezing Fronts
A broad cold snap drenches the nation with subfreezing temps from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic coast. Sault Ste. Marie hits zero, Chicago 15, Cleveland 17, Grand Rapids 20, Green Bay 20, New York 40, Washington 39, Richmond 46, Charleston 69. Warmer, clearer skies forecast for tomorrow.
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Cleveland
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Savannah
Augusta
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Raleigh
N.C
Marrow
Police hold employer in mystery slaying of Birmingham youth
In Birmingham Alabama a barbecue stand owner was detained as investigators probe the killing of 22 year old Victor Conner found with a gunshot wound beneath the right eye. Employer W Clabaniss 44 was taken into custody after admitting possession of a similar weapon and claiming Conner was left at the scene to close up.
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W. Clabaniss
Catemesds
Chern
Connor
Bessemer
Cahanins
Cief
Petes
Cabaniss
Hte
Bert
Roosevelt sails on vacation as veto talk dies
President Roosevelt sailed from Jacksonville aboard the Vincent Astor yacht to begin a week at sea. He waved to cheering crowds with his son James nearby. He avoided comments on Congress overriding his veterans pay veto while noting the revenue issue in the veto message.
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Roosevelt
Vincent Astor
Nourmahal
Florida
Francis M. Stephenson
Jacksonville
Fla
St. Johns River
James
Washington
Dave Shultz
John T. Alsop, Jr
U. S. S. Ellis
White
Nothmahal
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Theodore Roosevelt
Frederick Kernochan
New York
Leslie Helter
Mobile
George T. St. George
William R. Stewart
Lyte Hull
Thyalee
Mesident Hoosevelt
Congress
Senate
House
Miners Strike Reported At Alabama Coal Mine
Birmingham dispatch says workers at Black Creek Coal Company's thermal mine in Jefferson County did not report for work. United Mine Workers headquarters had no strike confirmation, though international representative William Rainey warned actions would violate orders.
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Birmingham
APJ
Alabama
Black Creek Coal Company
Jefferson County
United Mine Workers of America
Wiliam Rainey
Bloodstained victory as Pendergast machine dominates Kansas City election
Four people killed and many injured as machine gun terror mars Kansas City voting. Fusionists led by Dr. A Ross Hill fail to oust May or Bryce B Smith, but elect two council members while Pendergast forces seize six council seats and two municipal judges amid a record turnout and widespread violence.
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Big Tom Pendergast
A. Ross Hill
University of Missouri
Little Tammany
Hill
Bryce B. Smith
Frank H. Backstrom
D. 8. Adams
Pendergast
Senate battles Roosevelt veto on veteran budget bill
Washington March 24 AP The Senate battle over the veto of a quarter billion dollar veterans budget intensified as the powerful veterans wing pressed to override. House action already ro diss. Administration leaders privately expect the veto to stand with votes to spare. The vote count and party lines showed broad Democratic support for restoration with review while Republicans backed restraint and order.
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D. Harold Oliver Washington
Veterans
Senate
Roosevelt
House
Robinson
Clark
D. Mo
Long
D. la
Ammerican — Legion
1500 Men to Be Employed on Joe Wheeler Dam Project
The Tennessee Valley Authority plans to hire 1,500 workers for the Joe Wheeler Dam construction in Alabama by June 3. Dr. Huntley, the superintendent in charge, said the job count could reach 1,507 barring unforeseen difficulties. The dam will be 6,000 feet long, 70 feet high, with a 50 foot pool, creating a 90 mile navigable lake up the river to Gunterville.
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Ala
Maren
Joe Wheeler
Wilson Tear
Tennessee Rive
Huntley
Tennessee Valley Authority
Gunteraville
Senate Revises House Tax Bill For Revenue Boost
Senate Finance Committee reports a revised House tax bill aimed at 330 million dollars in new revenue, with capital stock and excess profits taxes, higher estate tax rates, and extended personal income credits. Committee notes balanced budget goal by 1936 and cautions on certain loophole provisions to avoid burdens on business. The plan includes multiple revenue measures and a 100 percent credit extension up to 29 million.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
House
Harrison
Secretary of the Treasury
Bank Superintendent Resigns State Post
Montgomery resigns as state superintendent of banks effective April 1. Governor Miller accepted the resignation. Montgomery, a former official under Kilby, will become chairman of the loan committee with the Federal and tank at New Orleans.
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Bom. Miller
H. H Montgomery
Federal and Tank
New Orleans
Anniston
Thomas E. Kilby
Wrigley Funds Unemployment Insurance Pledge
In Hollywoood California Mr. Wrigley said today he set aside a million dollars for unemployment insurance. He warned of a ten percent wage increase by April first, a claim tied to a broader debate over Wall Street regulation.
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Gus
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