Opposition Flares in Senate Over AAA Program
The upper chamber faced strong opposition as two Democrats attack AAA plans. Senator Byrd warns of dictatorial licensing powers under proposed amendments to the Agricultural Adjustment Act while Senator Bailey presses a Bankhead Bill amendment to fund farm tenants with a $1 billion loan program.
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Washington
AAA
Byrd
Virginia
Congress
NRA
Farmers of America
Bailey
Carlina
The
Virginian
Rexford Tugwell
Senate
Bankhead
Alabama
Robinson
Arkansas
Robin+ Sem
Clipper Gains Speed As Goal Is Neared
The Pan American clipper sped toward the California mainland from Honolulu after headwinds. At Burm, central time, it reported 174 miles per hour, 1718 miles from Pearl Harbor and 692 miles from the mainland. The plane flew at 7400 feet with a beam wind and had just seen water below for the 41st time since leaving Pearl Harbor.
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Alameda
Calif
California
Honolulu
Burm
Pearl Harbor
Train Crash In Mexico Injures Dozens In Collision
A Mexico incident left twelve people in hospitals with serious injuries and three dozen others with minor hurts after an excursion train collided with a switch engine nearby yesterday. Doctors treated the wounded as authorities investigated the crash that disrupted travel.
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Mexico
D. Fi
U S Offers Japan Help In Giving Aid To Victims Of Formosa Quake
U S Ambassador Grew offered U S aid to Japan for Formosa quake relief. Japan's Foreign Minister Hirota thanked him but said Japan could cope. Relief agencies raced supplies as water shortages and heat worsened conditions. dead tallied at 3152 with 10406 seriously wounded and damage around 2 million dollars.
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U.S
Japan
Formosa
Foreign Office
United States
Koki Hirota
Tokyo
Joseph C. Grew
Tathoru
Taiwan
Power Market Seen If Rural Electrification Expands
Representative Hildebrandt of South Dakota urged that a real program of rural electrification would ensure a market for Missouri River hydro power. He cited a federal Power Commission report with a map showing undeveloped areas in the Missouri River and Cheyenne River basins as potential sites, noting only about five percent of South Dakota farms have electric power. The plan would boost development in sparsely settled regions.
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Washington
Hildebrandt
South Dakota
Missouri River
Mildebrandt
South, Dakota
Federal Power Commission
South’ Dakota
Cheyannd’ River
Debrandt
Shirley Temple Birthday Cancelled By Cold In Santa Monica
Shirley Temple, six, stayed in bed at her Santa Monica home after a cold spoiled her birthday party. Her studio party will be rescheduled likely Friday, as her parents reassured guests she was not seriously ill. She telegraphed invited friends that the party was postponed due to sniffles and promised to inform them of a new date.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Sciffles
Shirley Temple
George
Shirley
Grant Two More Liquor Licenses Granted
The state liquor board declined to approve licenses for Georgiades and Manolis because Mayor Gitchell refused to sign. Liquor Control Commissioner Gunnison said the mayor’s signature was only a technicality, yet a majority of the city commission favored the licenses. Georgiades of Olympia cafe and Manolis of a local grocery reported they had liquor on hand and were ready to sell off sale.
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Georgiades
Manolis
E. T. Gitchell
Ory
Huron City Commission
Gitchell
Gunnison
Huronite
Olympia ‘Cafe
E-Grocery Store
Vale
Sleepwalking Boy Killer Questioned
Grand jury investigation underway in Greenville regarding eight year old Jackie Glenn Darfien accused of killing his mother while sleepwalking. Father S P Darden says he awakened to a shotgun discharge near dawn and found the boy standing about 18 inches from his mother’s bed with the gun in his hands. Darden says the shotgun was kept in the bedroom and that two men had loitered in the yard recently.
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Greenville
Ser
Jackie Glenn Darlfien
Ee Bay S. P
Yaad Pa
Fe ‘Dardeneal
Jackie Glenn
China Orders All Male Students to Train for War
Nanking April 23 China orders all male high school and college students to undergo at least one year of intensive military training as part of a plan to build a modern military machine. General Chiang Kai-shek aims to produce 100000 trained reservists annually and extend training to elementary schools and civilian war methods in time.
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Associated Press
Nanking
China
Chiang
Kai-Shele
Plan To Triple Erosion Work With CCC Expansion
Washington April 23 A Roosevelt era plan would triply expand soil erosion work under the Civilian Conservation Corps raising the peak by mid summer to about 600000 men as part of a 4 billion dollar works drive Officials say many relief projects will start at once to prime business recovery and speed relief efforts with the war department ready to begin construction in camps already acquired and more camps planned continues to be attributed to the administration delaying some projects to maximize impact as many tasks as possible start together to lift business.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Conservation Corps
CCC
Maid Lead
War Department
Orice
Businays
Winge Belng
Babson warns CCC youth could spark revolution
Roger Babson told Babson Institute Alumni that jobless youth may fuel a radical movement if not absorbed into industry. He warned CCC camps risk becoming hotbeds of radicalism and claimed over 1,000,000 unemployed youths, with 600,000 in CCC training, could finance a revolution through gamblers who funded past Wall Street pools and booms.
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New York
Roger Babson
Babson Institute Alumni Association
CCC
Babson
Wall’ Street
Florida
Mae West Denies Milwaukee Marriage Report
Mae West fights a Milwaukee marriage claim as false and says she has never been married to Frank Wallace or any other man. She cites unverified license records and questions signatures, insisting she has no spouse and that the error likely stems from a wrong entry. Her aides promise a nationwide response to counter the report.
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Mae West
Hollywood
Calif
Basco
Frank ‘Wallace
Milwaukee
Mae
Atablo
Déeny
Frank Wallaces
Mae Sid
Matilda Dilker
John West
Townsend Club to Convene at Dauni's Meeting
Townsend Pension club changes meeting place to Dauni's Wesley hall. WC T U convention speaker Johny to explain Townsend plan. Event includes music car numbers and reading. UT bureau of municipal research notes many elites face financial crisis from diminished incomes.
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Townsend Club
Dauni
Townsend Pension Club
Wesley Hall
Hecalian
WC. T. U
Johny
Tesco
Uancial
Crisea
Bureau of Municipal Research
University of Texas
The News Behind The News Exposé Quietly Unfolds
Paul Mal leads a behind the headlines examination revealing unexpected angles on political coverage. The piece hints at intriguing exposes and a sense of caution about sensational framing, inviting readers to question how news is presented.
Quints Reported Excellent Condition in Ontario
Dr Alan Brown, a renowned child specialist, examined the Dienna quintuplets in Callander Ontario and said they are satisfactorily recovering from head colds with excellent physical condition. The physician-in-chief suggested resuming care for the children while Oliva Dionna, their father, urged that a consultant be called. Dionne thought the condition more serious than previously stated.
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Callander
Ont
Alan Brown
Resick
Torot Pro
Oliva Dionna
Dionne
Start Back With Stephen Mitchell
Stephen L. Mitchell of Reno faced extradition to Huron South Dakota after a district judge denied his habeas freedom plea. Mitchell, held on wife abandonment charges, is to be returned with Beadle County Sheriff Joe Reilly. Governor Kirkman had granted extradition last week. Mitchell’s Reno divorce case against Goldie remains pending.
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Winnemucca
Nev
Stephen L. Mitchell
Reno
Hurton
S.D
Banking
Mitchell
Joe Reilly
Beatle County
South Dakota
Richard Kirkman
Goldie
Leo A. Temimey
Beadle County
Stephen Mitchell
Huron
Scouters School Concludes Tonight at Huron College
The final indoor session of the Scouting program at Huron College will be held tonight. Scoutmasters' opportunity to produce a man of character training for citizenship is emphasized by Cook. Exam and certificate requirements are noted, with a map-portion assignment and the course designed as a specialization.
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Scouters School
Huron. College
Hye Hi. Cook
Horncrat
Silent treatment ordered as Long attacks New Deal chiefs
Washington April 23 Senate Democrats opt for silence against Senator Long Louisiana critic who hurled insults like chinch hum and ignoramus at New Deal leaders. Leader Robinson considered replying but held, Garner advised against retort, while Ickes Hopkins face possible withholding PWA funds over Louisiana expenditures as relief funds are redirected to the delta state.
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Senate
Senator Long
Louisiana
Arisin
Long
Robinson
Arkansas
Associates
Garner
Ickes
Harry L. Hopkins
Hopkins
Delta
PWA
Severnment
Loyal Subjects Acclaim Boris In Bulgaria Crisis
In Sofia on April BP King Boris was acclaimed by royal subjects for averting revolution by exercising loyal prerogatives. He moved to establish a civil government with Andre Toscheff as head, imprisoned rebel officers, and set up a new constitution while sister Princess Audaxia supported him.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Boris
Audixia
Andre Toscheff
Hedta
Princesa Audaxs
Bridegroom Vanishes Before Wedding in Worcester
Worcester, Mass April 2 detectives worked on a mystery involving Wilfred I Howell who disappeared yesterday morning hours before his wedding to Yolande Omarest. His unused marriage license and about $400 withdrawn from a high bank for a Bermuda honeymoon were with him when he vanished. Dr Cecil McLaughlin, a chyalcian, suggested amnesia from overwork in preparation for the ceremony may be the cause.
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Worcester
Mass
Morcester
Wilfred I. Howell
Basket ‘Company
Yolande P
Omarest
Cecil” McLaughi
Chyalcian
Howell
High Bank
Bermuda
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