Roosevelt revolution fades as markets rally say experts
A study of US politics and economics argues the Roosevelt era's push for reform is waning as business and finance regain strength. Experts say no European style revolution is likely here, warning reforms may be constrained by a conservative, ambitious public and predictable market behavior. The piece notes labor unions and veterans groups as stabilizing forces, while predicting a boom in markets within six months despite regulatory attempts.
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Gould Finance
Russia
Italy
Europe
Teft
Insull Arrest Warrant Sails With Greek Vessel
Istanbul ordered the arrest of Samuel Insull, the 74 year old Chicago fugitive, who refused to leave the Maiotis tramp steamer flying the Greek flag. Turkish police guarded him on board as U S authorities seek trial for grand larceny and embezzlement. Diplomatic tensions over the case loom between Turkey and Greece while court documents arrive in Istanbul.
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Priscillaring
Associated Press
Istanbul
Turkey
Samuel Insull
Chisago
Maiotois
Greece
United States
Insull
Hiannis Mousouris
Straits
The
Bosphorus
Danube
Iisull
Mousouris
Kenan Bey
Istanbul Penal Court
Malotis
Romania
Insuli
Black Sea
Athens
Skinner
Weather outlook for Alabama and Florida and East Gulf States
ARIA: Fair cooler in northern portions tonight. Sunday cloudy. Florida fair tonight and Sunday. Next week shows showers Monday and later in the week. Generally fair elsewhere in East Gulf States with cooler temperatures Tuesday.
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Alabama
Florida
East Gulf States
Roosevelt and party fishing near Great Abaco Island
President Roosevelt fished off Great Abaco Island in the Bahamas aboard the Nourmahal. A noon message to secretary Marvin H. McIntyre stated the yacht would anchor half a mile off Rocky Point with coordinates latitude 25.56 N, longitude 77.23 W. Vincent Astor, owner of the yacht, sent the message.
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Miami
Fle
Roosevelt
Great Babco Island
Bahamas
Nourmahal
Marvin H. McIntyre
Rocky Point
Great Abaco Island
Lattitude
Vincent Astor
Chaton Man Given Life In Slaying
Abe Baxter murder case in Chatom Alabama ends with Wash Daily convicted of participation and life imprisonment. Jury deliberated overnight after failing to reach verdict. Eugene Mizelle testified Daily identified during slaying and the gruesome tale of body kept for two weeks with flesh boiled to remove identification.
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Daily
Washington County
Alabama
Eugene Mizelle
Mizelle
Baxter
Houston Schools to Run Next Week in County
Houston county board of education will delay action on closing schools as other state districts face closures. The board adjourned to Monday to continue operations for at least a week. Superintendent Solomon Baxter will prepare an estimate of full term operating costs. About 61 white schools, 171 teachers, and 34 bus drivers would be affected if a closing order is issued. Monthly operating cost is about 15000 dollars.
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Houston County Board of Education
Solomon Baxter
Wages rise across U S as several firms lift pay
Wage boosts affect about 420,000 steel workers plus 30,000 to 49,000 GE employees and others including Consolidated Paper and Washburn Crosby. Industrial discontent grows with railroad wage talks stalled, coal operators at a bituminous con ference, Nash Motors plants in Wisconsin, and Philadelphia knit goods workers marching on a regional labor board meeting.
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Associated Press
United States Steel Corporation
General Electric Company
Consolidated Paper Company
Washburn Crosby, Inc
Minneapolis
Chicago
Pillsbury Flour Mills Company
Russell-Miler Milling Company
Congress
United States
Springfield
Roosevelt
Automobile Labor Board
Nash Motors Company
Wisconsin
Camden
N. J
Philadelphia
Regional Labor Board
Montgomery Man Ends Life in Dining Room
P. H. Gilliland, 37, a CWA worker, died last night by suicide with a pistol at his Montgomery home after locking himself in the dining room.
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Montgomery
P. H. Gilliland
CWA
Easter Welcomed With Widespread Business Sport
Francis Carpenter reports from Atlanta that Easter business surges across the South as stores fill with Easter finery and crowds flock to shops from Virginia to the Mississippi and beyond. The Associated Press notes strong consumer buying as the nation prepares for the resurrection celebrations with song in its heart.
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Francis Carpenter
Associated Press
Atlanta
South
Virginia
Mississippi
Easter fashion parades and sunrise services across the South
Easter Sunday events unfold with morning church services and fashion parades from Alabama to Florida. Milady’s finery headlines Do than’s parade while Floridians report thriving business as cities anticipate Bayside celebrations. Sunrise services bloom in Winston-Salem and Richmond with historic sites and local traditions shaping Holy Week.
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Milady
Alabama
Dothan
Winston-Salem
N. C
Old Salem
God's Acre
Lake Wales
Fla
Florida
Ponce de Leon
Richmond
Atlantic Seaboard
Nashville
Birmingham
New Orleans
Capitol Steps
Palm Bead
Miami Beach
Dr Wirt Warns Of Imminent Revolution in Gary
Gary March 31 AP Dr William A Wirt educator repeats accusations against a brain trust plotting a government revolution He cites Henry Wallace Rex Tugwell books claiming a social discipline and mustering national nationalism He argues enduring transformation requires changed human hearts and willingness to pay the price for the new deal outcomes.
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Gary
Ind
William A. Wirt
Henry A. Wallace
Rexford Tugwell
Wallace
America
Wirt
Sof
Poultry Sales Net Farmers Here $844
Houston county farmers realized 524 pounds of poultry sold for 444.45 at De Than and Cottonwood sales. CL Stapp farm agent announced the results and directed the sales. No sales reported at Ashford Friday.
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Houston County
Dethan
Cottonwood
Ashford
CL. Stapp
Better Farm Conditions Aid Dothan Recovery Drive
Dothan business leaders report farm condition gains 35 to 50 percent over March last year due to cotton acreage reduction and NRA programs. Merchants see 35 to 40 percent higher retail sales, with building permits up 30 percent and bank deposits up 75 percent. Local officials credit Roosevelt recovery measures, especially acreage cuts and public works, for broader townwide revival and employment boosts.
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Dothan
Meyer Blumberg
George H. Malone
Malone
Roosevelt
Florida
Georgia
Alabama
City could be out of debt by 1960 with steady payments
City of Dothan faces total indebtness of 2,080,480.83 dollars, a reduction of 48,000 from last year. Bonded debt stands at 2,009,850 dollars and floating debt at 52,950 dollars. If debt does not increase and annual payments stay at 50,000 dollars, the city would drop below two million next year and may be debt free by 1960.
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Dothan
12th Army pilot dies in Iowa mail flight crash
In Dewitt Iowa March 31 an Army Air Corps mail flight crash killed Lieut Thomas A Woods 27 after a rain soaked flight from Chicago. He carried 560 pounds of mail and was crushed in the wreck four miles north of the normal route. Authorities report a low ceiling and heavy rain caused the disaster as neighbors retrieved mail pouches. Woods home station was San Antonio Texas.
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Dewitt
Iowa
Thomas A. Woods
Here
Woods
Chicago
Willam Mommseth
San Antonio
Tax
Army Air Mail
Wonady
Des Moines
Omaha
Postal oNderaln
Clinton
Jose Him Hhfe
Army
BR. OG. Richardson
Reserve Corps
Commercia} Co
Dixon Followers Set Radio Speeches on WHET
Houston county campaign committee for Frank Dixon will run three five minute speeches daily on WHET. Judge S. Lewis chairs the effort and will speak Monday 10:45 to 10:50. Miss Cleolia Draughon of Newton and J T Edmundson Jr of Malvern will follow at 12:15 to 12:20 and unspecified times. Speeches continue daily until May 1.
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Houston County
Frank Dixon
WHET
S. Lewis
Cleolia Draughon
Newton
J. T. Edmundson, Jr
Malvern
Local dentist burned in laboratory explosion Friday
Dr. R. D. McCarty suffered severe burns to the face and left arm in an explosion at his dental laboratory on Friday afternoon. The blast occurred when a cold plate was dropped into a receptacle of hot glycerine, causing a sudden flare and injuries to the dentist.
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R. D. McCarty
McCarty
Funds May Halt Rural School Closings in Alabama
Telegraph exchanges with Washington offered a hopeful but not promised outcome to avert mass rural school closures in 53 counties and 17 cities. A $1 million federal aid cap threatens about 400,000 students and 11,000 teachers unless more funds are approved. Alabama sought $2.468 million based on county reports.
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Montgomery
Ala
Washington
Alabama
Harry L. Hopkins
National Relief
J. W. Crabtres
Department of Education
A. F. Tarman
Clayton
Holt
Thad Holt
Wired Washington
State Superintendent of Education
National Education Association
Baldwin
Parbour
Butler
Calhoun
Chambers
Cherokee
Chilton
Choctaw
Clay
Conecuh
Covington
Dale Encambia
Fayette
Geneva
Houston
Jackson
Latherdale
Limestone
Madison
Marengo
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Official Light and Power
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Chatom
Wash Daily
Board of Education
U.S
Peabody
Ward Belmont Girls’ School
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Man On Auto Board
Nicholas Kelley
Chrysler Corporation
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DR. Wirt
Natc. Faulk
Dothan Eagle
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NRA
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Will Rocers
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