Cardenas Seeks Urgent Session On Expropriation Crisis
Mexico City dispatch reports President Cardenas called an urgent congressional session amid mounting labor unrest and a strong U S protest over expropriation of 4000000 in American and Belgian oil properties. Ambassador Daniels delivered the U S note outlining demands for payment and explanation, while Tampico labor protests and union tensions swell.
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Mexico City
Mar
Dent Cardenas
Congress
Sus Cone
United States
Foreign Ministry
Josephus Daniels
Mexico
Tabor
Carlos Floris
Labor Department
Lampico Aneoyers Bee
RON Exsemployes
Aguila Crogyl Burch Shall Company
Flones
Flores
Afl
Pearemil
Tampico
Capittte
Marely
Shotgun Victim Buried Near Tarrston Illinois
Arthur Helgerson, 69, killed by accidental shotgun discharge at a hunting lodge near Tarrston, Illinois, is buried in Canton. He was the sole son of Almer Helgerson, long-time real estate agent, and had worked for the Illinois State Highway Commission for years. His widow survives.
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Arthur Helgerson
Tarrston
Ill
Almer Tlolgor
Ron
Illinois State Highway Commission
Roperty
Death Sentence Ordered for Boardwalk Pigeons
Atlantic City officials plan to cull Boardwalk pigeons blamed by visitors and Chamber of Commerce members for nuisance. Commissioner William F. Casey said steps would be taken to remove the birds after years of roosting and feeding along New York Avenue.
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New Yorke Avenue
William F. Casey
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Chamber of Cammernea
Opponents Fail To Block Bill In House Debate
Washington March 20 Administration leaders rejected appeals to delay House consideration of the government reorganization bill and moved toward debate later this week. The special committee chaired by Cochran to ratify procedure proposed uniting four bills into one and substituting the new measure for the Senate-approved Passat. Public hearings were urged but denied. President Roosevelt at Warm Springs said Senate approval proves it cannot be purchased by telegraph threats. Senator Wheeler faulted alleged telegraphic influence.
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Washington
Mar
Cochran
Missouri
Senate
Rep
Taber
Republican
New York
Macy
Congress
Sinale
Soosevelt
Warm Springs
Wheeler
Montana
Burke
Nebraska
Siaids
Blum Threatens To Close Bourse Over New Program
Paris reports Premier Leon Blum threatened to shut the Bourse unless a new financial reconstruction program is adopted. He demanded passage of bills by Monday to curb speculation. Posters across Paris urged restoration of the monarchy, naming Henri Count of Paris, claiming the republic won the war but is losing the peace.
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Blum
Paris
Mar
Leon Blum
France
Jens Kisen Peapram
Seorissist Denulies
Henri
Duke of
Guise
Germany
Europe
Franca
Duce Warns His People To Be Ready For War
Mussolini urged Italians to flee cities for villages and countryside to endure aerial warfare. He boasted of mobilization power past World War I levels, warned against complacency, and advocated emigration from cities as part of a broader air war strategy.
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Home
Mar
Mini
Italy
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Mussolini
Il Duce
Geneva
Napoleon Renark
Napolyon
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Weolini
Rengi
I Dure
Senate
TL Duce
Cop Hits Jackpot In Confiscated Slot Machine
DES Moines police report Sergeant Dunagi in a petrol wagon seized a slot machine in a raid. Two nickels dropped out as he idly played and hit the jackpot. The $242 profit is now held as evidence.
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Des Moines
Mar
Dunagi
Dunagen
Japs Recapture Two Key Cities Amid Chinese Counterattacks
Chinese forces claim success in delaying a Japanese push as reinforcements flood into central China. Japanese supply lines suffer from guerrilla strikes while battles rage near Suchow Taierchwang Yihsien and along the Tientsin-Pukow corridor. both sides report heavy fighting and shifting momentum.
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Triangle
Yenchow
Sachow
Lini
Tsining Land
Thi
Tigrishpukow
Suchow
Honpoink
Kwangsi Province
Central China Warthey
Taierchwang
Yihsien
Tientsin-Pukow
Taler- Chwang
South Ching
Canton
Foachow
Chuhsien
Tuirvehwong
Cristea Forms New Romanian Government in Bucharest
Patriarch Miron Cristea announced a new Romanian cabinet in Bucharest late tonight reorganizing the government formed February 42 to replace the dismissed Nationalist Premier Octavian Goga. The new administration seeks better relations with neighboring states as Cristea’s first cabinet resigns.
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Bucharest
Mar
Miron Cristea
Octavian Goga
Sim
Neigh- Cristea
Huron Elks Celebrate 40th Anniversary In New Era
Huron Elks Lodge No. 444 marked its 40th founding anniversary with a 5 PM initiatory ceremony honoring District Deputy Tarbell of Watertown. The event drew over 350 members and delegates from Aberdeen Mitchell Sioux Falls and Rapid City, plus state Elk officials. The program included a founder tribute, a year in review by B B McClaskiy, talks by South Dakota Elk leaders, and an afternoon class initiated by W C Weller with Floyd Seemanns and Arthur S receiving degrees.
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B. B. McClaskiy
South Dakota
Elkdorm
Aberdeen
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Rapid City
E. B.peterson
South Dakota Ells Association
Carl Nelles
Madison
Tarbell
Dan Dauthit
W. C. Weller
Huron Lodge
Floyd Seemanns
Huron
Arthur
ELKS
Tornadoes Kill Two In Tri-State Area Collateral Damage
A violent storm system swept through southeastern Kansas, southern Missouri and northern Oklahoma, killing two children near Columbus and injuring about 50 people. Homes and the Highland Grade School suffered severe damage while 30 to 25 beds filled local hospitals.
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Kas
Nowt
Kansas
Masuri
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Highland
Jerry Grayson
W. J. Gryson
Naiher
Boone County
Missouri
Republican
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Welch
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Oirsef
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West Side
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Kansan
Chotopa
Virginia Sappington
Chetopa
Gaenett
Kane
Farm Child Drowns In Stock Water Tank
Funeral services were held for Daniel Stacey two at the family farm near here after he drowned in a stock water tank on Sunday. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Mary Stacey and the family also has a younger son.
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Daniel Stacey
Marry Stacey
Staceys
Stay Granted In Hussman Case In South Dakota
A one day stay of judgment was granted in the Hussman case to permit a motion for a new trial. Fred Hussman, 51, a Junius farmer, was convicted March 20 on a charge of having criminally attacked an 11 year old Canova High School girl. Judge Frank F. Fisher overruled a motion to place Hussman in custody and overruled a request to increase his bond.
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Hussman
Howard
S. D
Circuit
Fred Hussman
Junius Farmer
Canova High School
Frank F. Fisher
Miller
Huseman
Bushfield defies harmony challenge in South Dakota race
Harlan J. Bushfield Miller Republican candidate for governor refuses to withdraw amid Enoch Norbeck challenge. Norbeck withdraws and urges Blaine Simons as nominee to preserve party harmony, citing factional risk and unity needed for fall election. Simons urged as unifying candidate by Norbeck.
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Aberdeen
Mar
Hirlan J. Bushfield
Miller
Repubican
Trom
Enoch Norbeck
Pierre
Norbeck
Bushfield
Bushfeld
Republican’ Party
Tme
S. D
South Dakota
Jensen
Bline Simons
Sioux Falls
Simons
Fee
Sparbeck
Progressive Movement
Worbeck
Hay
Tesson
Morbeck
Nu Bers
Nis
Blaine Simons
An S
Rebels Close In On Lerida
Franco today assumed personal command of insurgent forces closing on Lerida as siege lines tighten around the government stronghold near Barcelona. Reports say insurgents encircle the city while refugees flood roads and defenses mobilize new recruits and international volunteers rush to the front.
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Hendaye
Franch
Francisco Franco
Lerida
Barcelona
Rnda
San Marcos |Ounia
Morella
Mediterranean
Iran
Stregroy
Hasti«Tly
Recrujtia
International Brigade
Defense
Indalecio Prioré
North Platte Woman Identified After Lake Michigan Rescue
The body recovered from Lake Michigan was identified as Miss Alice Langford, 49, of North Platte Ned. She was sister to Harold Langford, the North Platte postmaster, and Raymond Langford, president of The First Nations Bank. She moved to Chicago seven months ago after closing an apparel shop in North Platte due to ill health.
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North Platte
Lake Chicago
Mar
Lake Michigan
Alice Langford
Ned
Harold Langford
That City
Raymond Langford
First Nations Bank
Langford
Chicago
North Praite
Parking Meters Approved in Congested Capital
A year long program for parking meters in four blocks of the congested capital was assured today after House backed a Senate plan. The meters will be tested in four selected blocks to regulate parking and improve traffic flow.
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Washington
Mar
House
Senate
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