Wisconsin Solon Aims to Bar Congressional Galleries
Washington March 28 A young Wisconsin representative Raymond J Cannon has introduced a concurrent resolution to bar the public from the galleries of both houses of Congress He says the measure would end empty galleries and notes the remote chance of passage The piece recalls Huey Long’s pullout and the impact on gallery attendance and Senate decorum with Borah Carter Glase among those who can draw crowds and command attention from the galleries
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Raymond J. Cannon
Congress
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Huey Long
Louisiana
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Senate
Appropriations Committee
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Borah
Idaho
Carter Glase
Virginia
Neutrality laws to keep America out of war
Washington March 29 AP Demands that America stay out of future war gain support as Sen Nye prepares tentative bills on foreign travel by Americans in wartime trade with belligerents and foreign loans. Bills aim to prevent U S entry through profits tax and wartime restrictions, while Baruch urges action to curb war profits. Maverick plans anti war profits legislation aligning with Nye. McSwain seeks price ceilings during war.
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Washington
America
Nye
North Dakota
Senate Munitions Committee
United States
Baruch
Bernard Baruch
New York
World War Industries Board
Maverick
Texas
Nyse
House
Senate Committee
John T. Flynn
Flynn
McSwain
South Carolina
House Military Committee
Congress
Roman coins found near Rome in vast imperial cache
In Selva, peasants uncovered a cache of 5,066 silver coins spanning nearly every Roman issue from the Cenennia era to the late third century, signaling a significant archaeological find near Rome.
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Rome
Selva
Great Riches at New Concord Noted in Local Tale
In New Concord a man named James Stimapn becomes engaged to Jane Northrup. Jane’s wealthy father plans to buy them a house which Jane decorates, though James prefers the grand Stimson mansion on the edge. Jane tours the house with James, who finds it overdone and laughs at the attempt.
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Als Own
Lealie
Barry James Stimapn
Himestt
Jane Northrup
Jane
Maigte
Jomaen
Stimson
James
Sam Fletcher
Jana
Leslie Harris
Haskells
Fort Leavenworth
Leslie
Haskell
New York
Monte Carlo
Lesiia Harris
James Hopes Diehard Wish To Postpone Wedding
James wrestles with fear and duty on the eve of his high society wedding to Jane Northrup. He dreams of freedom, battles doubt about marriage, and seeks reassurance from Aunt Sarah that Jane will be a Stimson. Miss Sarah presses the obligation of the arrangement while James clings to a fragile hope for a different path.
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Jane
James
Leslie
Sarah
Leslie Harris
Miss Sarah
Stimson
Darling
Northrup
Marcel H. Fernham
American Youngsters Reject Elves Myth Say Irish Do Not
BELFAST March 29 AP Teaching American children to believe in fairies and hobgoblins is a tedious job, says Sir Hugh Robertson conductor of the Glasgow Orpheus Choir During a U S tour he asked over 1000 schoolchildren if they believed in the little folk the answer was Naw Irish children responded enthusiastically Yes he notes
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Hugh Robertson
Glasgow
Orpheus Choir
Willows Grow Into Tree From Walking Stick
A willow tree in LaGrange County, Indiana, reportedly sprouted from a walking stick planted 105 years ago on the Ed ward A. Olmey farm, the grandfather of Olmey allegedly planted the stick and it grew into a tree.
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Lagrange, Ind
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Edward A. Olmey
Alapoco Executive Dies at Savannah
Anton P. Wright Jr., 33, native of Charleston, S C, assistant superintendent of the Montgomery Alabama Power division, died in Savannah. A Cornell graduate, he is survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Anton P. Wright of Savannah and two brothers, Augustine T. Wright, a banker, and David Wright, UVA law student.
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Anton P. Wright, Jr
Charleston
S. C
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Power Company
Wright
Cornell University
Anton P. Wright
Augustin T. 3. Wright
David Wright
University of Virginia Law School
36 Houstonians Land Jobs From U S Agent
Thirty six Houston county men were placed in full and part time jobs in the last 16 days by the local branch of the National Re employment Service under director J P Morrison. Seven men were transferred to other parts of the state for jobs. The service handled seventy new applications for work and invites employers to place orders. It also supplies labor for projects financed by the Public Works Administration.
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Houston County
National Re-employment Service
J. P. Morrison
Morrison
Public Works Administration
Poles Cut Prices in Liquor Monopoly War
The Polish liquor monopoly has reduced prices of all spirits by 20 percent in an effort to boost consumption. The move, announced March 23, targets increased sales amid economic pressures and aims to attract more customers to state shops.
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Warsaw
Norway Considers Extending Compulsory Training to 72 Days
Oslo March 28 AP reports a parliament military committee has proposed extending compulsory training from 48 to 72 days. The plan aims to strengthen armed forces and improve readiness amid regional tensions and ongoing security concerns.
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Norway
Oslo
Parliament
Webb Girl Takes Houston Oratory Star to Clayton
Nevadah Ludlum of Webb Junior High will represent Houston County in the Third Congressional District finals for the oratorical contest on the first amendment. The district final is at the leat high school on April 4 with other competitors from Ozark Coffee county and Opelika. The winner earns a trip to the Alabama state finals in Birmingham on April 26.
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Herbert W. Cook
Opelika
Lee County
Birmingham
One Club To Seven Clubs! Sims Uses Odd Bid In Match
NEW YORK March 20 AP One freak hand and the simple but astounding way P Hal and Dorothy Sims bid it sparked controversy as the Culbertson Sims bridge marathon moved into its eighth session and 28th rubber with Ely ahead. Sims opened with one club and later declared seven clubs. Culbertson and Mrs Culbertson reacted with disbelief as the bidding sequence unfolded amid talk of prize money and a state finals sponsorship.
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New York
P. Hal
Dorothy Sts
Culbertson-Sims
Ely
Dorothy Sims
Sims
Culbertson
Mrs. Culbertson
Mrs. Sims
Hal
Culpertson
Sima
Sienk
Unclear Historical Fragment Sparks Police Report
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a harbor area incident with police, a rescue squad, and a river context. It references fishing, a coat, and a harpoon motif, but key details are unreadable, making exact entities and outcomes indeterminate.
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Seermen
Otras
Fis
Frankfurt Sports Field Opens Amid German Rally Claims
A fragmented report from March describes a German arena in Frankfurt planned as a stage for a movement, with the venue named Fr. Sport Field. The note mentions a March event tied to a rally and a general athletics context.
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Frankfurt
Irs
Germany
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