United States Demands Recall Of Italian Naval Attache
The United States demanded the recall of Italian naval attaché Admiral Alberto Lais on grounds of links to sabotage of Italian merchant ships in the U S The note to Rome cited he was persona non grata and urged immediate withdrawal Roosevelts administration signaled no immediate action against German officials and discussed possible forfeiture of Axis ships seized after sabotage links The axis protests escalated as more ships were seized and two German vessels were reported burned at sea
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United States
Alberto Lais
Hull
Prince Colonna
Roosevelt
State Department
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I Roosevelt
Texas
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Ermment
Auache
Germany
Franz von Papen
Turkey
Rome
Morgenthau
Robert H.ackson
Wen
Coast Guard
Treasury
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Callao
Peru
Senate Parity Payments Increase Facing House Review
The Senate rejected economy pleas and voted to raise parity payments from 212 million to 459 million in the annual farm appropriation. Senator Taft warned a presidential veto is likely if non-defense outlays rise, while leaders from both parties backed moving the measure to House consideration. The fight centers on increasing farm benefits beyond the House figure and budget estimates.
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Senate
Taft
Republican
Ohio
Congress
House
Roosevelt
Barkley
Kentucky
McNary
Oregon
Morgenthau
Russell
Georgia
Plane overdue plane from West Palm Beach at Daytona Beach
At 11 45 am daytona airport manager said an Eastern Air Lines plane with thirteen passengers and three crew was two and a half hours overdue from West Palm Beach. Coast Guard units were ordered to assist in a search as radio contact remained impossible due to static and storm.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Arthur Dix
Eastern Air Lines
West Palm Beach
Melbourne
N. H. Leslie
Coast Guard
Jacksonville
New York
Five Verdicts Possible in Vermillion Kirby Murder Trial
Vermillion April 3 Five possible verdicts were outlined by Circuit Judge C C Puckett as the jury in the G A Early murder case heard final arguments. The jurors could find murder or manslaughter in various degrees not guilty or not guilty by reason of insanity. If found guilty of murder, a supplemental verdict would fix sentence at death or life imprisonment. Assistant Attorneys General R W Riter and Ed Baron led for the State with defense counsel Henry Ei and Gene O Sullivan closing for the defense.
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C. C. Puckett
G. A
Puckett
Kirby
Peter Olson
R W. Riter
Ed Baron
Sense
Henry Ei
Gene O'Sullivan
S D Trip To Face Murder Charge
Litchfield Minnesota April a woman and two men from South Dakota remained in county jail as County Attorney Sam Gandrud planned to file a murder complaint based on a coroner jury verdict in the death of a seven months old baby, son of Pauline Dressler of Spearfish. The trio were tied to a kidnapping assault during a Minneapolis taxi heist, with the body found on a Darwin area farm. The case involved possible additional charges and a special grand jury consideration in Hennepin County.
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Litchfield
Minn
South Dakota
Sam Gandrud
Pauline Dressler
Spearfish
Willmar
Raymond Warmer
Fish
Robert ‘Taylor
Fe Arba
Darwin
Gandrud
Hennepiaia
Jean
Trainer of Mounted Patrol Dies in Sioux City
Harry F. Wallen longtime trainer of the White Horse Mounted Patrol of Abu-Bekr Shrine died last night at his home from a heart ailment. He trained mounts for the patrol since 1935 and previously for notable figures including former Governor Alf M. Landon and film star Tom Mix. Funeral arrangements will be announced.
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Sioux City
Harry F. Wallen
White Horse
Abu-Bekr Shrine
Femere
Wallen
Bie
Alf M
Tom 1 Mix
Tion
Jarmerel Servions
Drillers Probe Huron Artesian Well At State Fair Grounds
The artesian well for the State Game and Fish Commission was drilled to 1 175 feet at Huron's fair grounds. Rock type undetermined but likely granite. Further drilling to obtain a core sample planned with test results not expected before Friday afternoon. Governor Bushfeld noted possible oil bearing formation and water yield questions.
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Huron
State Game and Fish Commission
State Fair Grounds
Harland J. Bushfeld
Sundance Sands
Roosevelt calls convoy idea absurd amid war aid debate
Washington April 3 A well informed legislator says President Roosevelt told congressional leaders that using the Navy to convoy supplies abroad is too absurd to talk about now on the capital bill. Opponents show reluctance to accept the view. A Republican senator notes talk of convoying ships to Iceland. Some Republicans fear action on convoys during Easter recess. Pages 2
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Roosevelt
Iceland
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House
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Ren Hamphire
Navy
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Riots flare as Ford strike near settlement near Dearborn
New outbreaks of fighting erupted today near the Ford Rouge plant in Dearborn Michigan as Governor Van Wagoner said a foundation for mediation had been laid. In Washington House leaders urged Roosevelt to address the strike situation and a defense inquiry was set for Monday. Four Black workers were beaten by pickets near the plant, while three pickets were struck by a car. Clerks and maintenance crews were recalled as a mediator spoke of an evolving settlement plan.
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Associated Press
Ford Rouge
Dearborn
Mich
Murray D. van Wagoner
Washington
House Democratic
McCormack
Representatiin
Roosevelt
House Military Committee
White House
Press
Stephen Early
Ford
American Bantam Car Corporation
Butler
Michigan
American Car and Foundry Company
Buffalo
N. Y
CIG
AFL
van Wagoner
Second Shooting Victim Is Dead in Mandan
Beulah farmer Fred Sirinius faces first degree murder charges as the second shooting victim, Mercer County deputy Runions, dies in Bis marck hospital after a Tuesday afternoon affray over window ownership from storm j eviction. Wolf was killed first in Mandan.
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Mandan
N. D
Fred Sirinius
Beulah
Bismarck
Mercer County
Wal P. Wolf
iSirinius
Storm J
Wolf
Bank of North Dakota
War Today Jap Threats Against United States Lose Sting
DeWitt Mackenzie surveys Axis posturing as Japan’s leaders and Germany signaling shift. He notes confusion over any formal war pact and questions whether Tokyo and Berlin have concrete plans, suggesting the threats may lack real bite.
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United States
Legation Officials Are Ordered To Leave Belgrade
Budapest reports count Teleki premier of Hungary died suddenly in the night. Official agency says death by his own action after heart trouble. Foreign office denies suicide. government resignations and rapid changes follow. Teleki linked to pro British stance and balancing act with Germany.
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Budapest
Hungary
Pal Teleki
Teleki
Laszlo de Bardossy
Foreign Office
Count Teleki
Foreign Service
Ferenc Meresztes - Fischer
Boma
Admiral Horthy
Germany
Saeteaort
Adolf Hitler
Balkans
Belgrade
Fuehrer
Yugoslavia
Vladimir Macek
Peter II
Count Teleka
Hitler
Telen
Rome
Virginie Bea
Begin Enforcing 90 Minute Parking Rule in Huron
Downtown streets face 90 minute limit enforcement as 25 overtime tags issued yesterday. Special traffic officer Martin Molter will enforce beginning Friday with $1 appearance bonds for violators or municipal court hearings. New ordinance readings and a reso lution by Commissioner Olson set enforcement details and hours, aiming to curb noon to 10 pm overtime parking weekdays with altered weekend hours.
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Huron
Martin Molter
Last Sues Dee
Parkers
Bruce
Harvey Huntley
C. Olson
M. Wotil & Po
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