Grusa de for Liberty Launches National Drive
Lancaster Pa March 31 The National Association of Manufacturers urged American industrialists to mobilize for a country wide campaign supporting private enterprise. President H W Prentis Jr warned against economic planning, asserting it parallels dictator controlled systems. He said 8 000 members would enroll 40 900 other manufacturers in a drive to impress on the public the fundamental American principle of private enterprise.
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Lancaster
National Association of Manufacturers
H. W. Prentis, Jr
NBC
Gregory Rice Breaks World Record in Fast a Mile Race
Gregory Rice, former Notra Tama ace, shattered the world mark for Aires miles at the Finish to Vet ruad meet in Madison Garden, clocking 18 minutes 2.1 seconds to win, defeating Dan Lash and Finland's Talalo Maky.
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New York
Maren
Gregory Hlec
Notra Tama
Aires Miles
Dan Last
Finland
Talalo Maky
New
al Dioris
Georgetown
Unemployment Estimate From AF of L Figures
In Weabington on March 21 the American Federation of Labor estimated February unemployed total at 16 572 000. President Willan Ureen said the figure shows employment gains from last fall. The February census noted a drop of 18 000 from a year ago and slightly below the 26 656 000 projected by the AFL for January.
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Weabington
American Federation of Lahoy
Willan Ureen
Iast
Threats of Flood In East and West Put at Ten Lives Lost
Threats of floods spread across the east central and western regions with ten reported deaths. Ohio and New York streams rose, forcing evacuations as thousands of acres flooded. Pennsylvania faced food threats while New York roads closed and Wilkes-Barre prepared for the Susquehanna surge near 9 feet, near the 1936 St Patrick's flood level. Coast Guard boats assisted as authorities warned residents to stay alert.
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Hearn
Middle West
Iholy Crest
California
New York
Ohio
New Intset
Pennsylvania
Pata
New
Cres
Wilkes-Barre
St. Patrick's
Weather Summary Reports Heavy Rain in March Outlook
Nearly constant rain boosted March totals in western and northwestern Montana. First 90 days showed 0 inch precipitation. yesterday's rain measured ay inch. Temperatures ranged from 1 to 45 degrees above zero. March average precipitation listed as .79 inches with ongoing forecast of snow and mud. An accident near Great Falls noted but no further details available.
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Weather Bureau
Kenewal
Montana
Barangelands
Great Falla Highway
Craghad
Stop the War Shouts Disrupt London Service
In London during a rainy Sunday service two men shouted Stop the war and were hustled from the congregation. The interruption occurred as a sermon at a city temple continued despite the protest.
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London
Inerty Temple
Seattle girl pilot among four children killed in fiery plane crash
Four children and a Seattle woman pilot died when a five passenger private plane crashed near Boeing Field in a sawdust pile fire. The victims included Cara Starling 25 and Jennet 4 and Carlear 8, children of local officials, as the plane dived from about 546 feet and burst into flames. Rescuers struggled to reach the burning wreckage as heat and crowds delayed body removal.
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Comminatoner
Flya
Navy builds world’s largest flying boat in secrecy
A damaged report claims the U S Navy is under construction of a giant AI ton flying boat by the Glorin J. Martin company in Isuttinore. Navy officials offered no confirmation or denial, and the article notes a wide constellation of plans and industry intrigue surrounding the project.
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Navy
Glorin J. Martin Company
Isuttinore
Boy Hero of Bus Gage Injured in Colorado
Denver report notes Bryan Untindt aged 25, famed nine years ago for saving 44 children from a snowbound bus near Towner, is hospitalized with injuries after a crash in Edgewater. Passenger Arthur Johnson of Morrison and driver H.8 Penrea of Wheat Ridge also injured with rib and chest injuries.
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Denver
Marvel
Bryan Untindt
Towner
Edgewater
Arthur Johnson
Morrison
Penrea
Argument Over Menu Sparks Killing at Institution
A dispute over daily menu at a county institution led to a fatal incident involving Catherine White, 42, and Jon McCammon, 66. White, a widowed mother of six, was found dead after the argument escalated into violence. McCammon, a longtime supervising assistant and employee, is tied to the case as the alleged killer.
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Metzhirgh
Athe County Nema
Mel
Catherine White
Jon McCammon
Stolen Jewelry and Cash Reported in Los Angeles
Police report a theft of jewelry valued over 200000 dollars and about 5000 dollars in cash from a downtown store. Investigators believe four men and one woman entered the premises during the weekend, with the incident occurring at night.
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Los Angeles
Maren
Police Tonight
Netectives
Thay Halieve
Tno
Oman
Helena Voters Decide Mayor In City Election Today
Helena residents face a mayoral vote with 7 106 registered voters eligible to cast ballots. Incumbent Albert J. Roberta leads with Joby J. Flay Tin and Jocal Hustuensman as candidates. Polling places include First Ward Bristol Hotel, Second Ward Lewin Courthouse, Third Ward Eagles Hall, Fourth Ward Grandes Hall, Fifth Ward Civic Center, Sixth Ward Depot Corner, Seventh Ward Garage on Raleigh Street. The winner will take office May 6 and council reorganization will follow.
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Solean
Joby J. Flaytin
Jocal Hustuensman
Albert J. Roberta. Paysona
Bristol
Casement
Lewin
Clark County
Courthouns
Eagles Ball
Bouth Mila Street
Grandes Ball
Arvenuy
Warren Street
Civic Center
Noll
Man with Iron Jaw Martyr to Profession
Minneapolis March 3 A trooper's death comes as Costica Floresque billed the "The Man with the Iron Jaw" died in hospital of injuries from a 65 foot fall at the municipal auditorium after insisting the act go on despite a handicap. Floresque specialized in hanging by his teeth from a swing. Earlier in the week several teeth were extracted but after two days rest he returned to the show. His weakened jaws failed to hold him.
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Minneapolis
Costica Floresque
Karelo Finnish Soviet Socialist Republic Formed
Moscow reports that Rusela boosted defense spending and Parliament created the 12th Soviet republic by joining Finnish territories to form the Karelo Finnish Soviet Socialist Republic. The new union reportedly carries costs of 57.0 billion rubles and 40.9 billion rubles in the two cited figures, with exchange estimates around 22.4 and 3.18 billion dollars respectively.
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Moscow
Rusela
Soviet Union
Finland
Soviet Karelia
Supreme Soviet
Uaela
All Passengers Escape in Florida Line Crash
A Florida coast line crash near Charlotte Harbor involved a deluxe Atlantic coastal finisher train carrying tourists and a northbound freight train. All passengers escaped unhurt after dawn, with the wreckage of the freight cars burned to matchwood and station tracks littered by sand and debris. Engineer A. M. Ouka of Finrenea was injured by the headlights as he stopped at the station.
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Florida Line
Charleston
Florida Wast Coast District
Atlante Coast
Finnnae Renger
Florida
Oranhad
Charrontan
Wrerkage
A. M. Ouka
Finrenea
Nowan
Uhe
Death Toll Rises At Illinois Oil Well Blast
Centralia Illinois March 30 The death toll from a terrible well explosion has risen to fifteen with new fatalities among workers including Joe Puttick from Moring Oklahoma and Carl Lycette of Avant Oklahoma. Four more workers died Saturday from burns suffered in the blast and ensuing fire near the city.
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Centralia
Aix
Sin
Joe Puttick
Moring
Okla
Carl Lycette
Avant
Wisconsin Leads Off in Nation’s Primaries This Week
Wisconsin voters head to the polls Tuesday to elect 24 delegates for both parties and to choose presidential nominees. The state’s primary shapes pre conference contests with Roosevelts and Ganers forces pursuing leverage against Dewey Vandenberg and other candidates. New York and Maine also hold primaries or conventions. Arizona Democrats meet Saturday to finalize their convention slate.
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Roosevalt
Garner
Thomas
Dewey
Fen
Arthur Vandenberg
Wisconsin
New York
Wil Bold & Pri
Mary
Raina
Slab Cougree jBlonad
Kanaas
Kangax Republican
Maine
Repub
Arizona
New Hampshira
Peaks
God Alnaka
Garnar
Alfred Ef, Smith, Jr
John J. McNabao Agzatrat
Subway Strike Crisis as CIO Union Battles City Leaders
New York confronts a potential two hour halt as 27000 transit workers from two Subway systems face a clash with city rulers over civil service status. TWU and CIO officials, after a day of talks led by Michael Quill, defer direct action for 12 hours with preparations in place should a walkout occur.
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New York
New York City
Transport Workers Union
C.I.0
Mls.t.i
T.W.U
Prevl
Dies to Go After Reds and Bund for Subversive Plots
Washington reports that a congressional committee on un American activities intends to act against the Communist party and allied groups as subversive. The chairman argues the party is a foreign faction undermining the American government and calls for extensive measures to expose and counter subversive activities. The hearing also addresses responses to questions from Communist party members.
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Washington
Dion
D. Tevas
TM Au
NBC
Haven Committee On un-American Activities
Hn Aiap
Air Committee
Communist Party Fa
Communist Party
Berlin claims victory in hot air battles across Western front
Berlin reports renewed aerial clashes as German planes engage French forces along a broad front. French and German accounts conflict on numbers and outcomes with raids near Puattlinges and Monrechingen. The French high command cites artillery activity and limited air engagement in upper Alsace.
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Berlin
Patih
Puattlinges
DNA
Meneerschoutts
Alge Moranen
Routh
Monrchingen
Air Fhrera
Eal Alr
Death by Own Action Leaves Money to Dies Committee
Fragmented report from an event in San Anseles on a March Saturday details two men involved with an apparent fatal incident. One man, with a union driver, was found dead with notes suggesting a plan to fake a permanent barrier and benefit others. The other man, linked to a committee, spoke of accepting a donation and supporting a flag related cause.
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Tans Anseles
Toseph Destlink
Lin Wae
Jett
Bart
Three Die in Fire in Detroit Longings
A fire tragedy in Detroit claims three lives amid surrounding chaos. Fire crews battled flames as bystanders watched, with investigators seeking cause and outcome details for the victims and their families.
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Detroit
Japan seeks to bang en to conflict in China war hopes
From Nanking March 31 reports say informed figures believe the Wang Ching-wei regime is a stopgap for Japan to seek a peace with Chiang Kai-shek and the Chungking government. The Wang government was set up yesterday at Nanking with Japanese approval and cooperation.
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Nanking
Wang Ching-Wei
Japan
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chungking
Wang
Japen
Wanghimenti
Waclose
Japan says US stance aligns with Wang Ching-wei regime
In a March report from Tokyo, Foreign Minister Harhiro Avila said Japan expects the United States to oppose the Wang Ching-wei regime in China while continuing recognition of the Chungking government. Washington confirmed nonrecognition of Wang while noting ongoing ties with Chiang Kai-shek's government.
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Taiposa
Parachute tragedy claims Salt Lake City youth
Salt Lake City report says a parachute accident during a jump over rough terrain and barbed wire led to the death of F. Brad ford Rovers Sr of Salt Lake City. A companion, Joba H White of Kake City, sustained minor injuries in the incident during a disabled Heathirpiang event.
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Salt Lake City
F. Bradsford Rovers
Joba H White
Kake
Oklahoma auto crash kills six and injures five
Marcy 31 Oklahoma. Six people died and five were injured when a car crash occurred near a bridge. Names include W. G. Scott age 25 of Arkansas, Marion Thaman 21 of Wright City, Trimgoa Townsend 13 of Val Marie, BR 1, Smith 17 of Weighe City, Jond Thelpy Little 26 of Port Tow non.
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Okla
Marcy
OPI
Fisu Parsone
Autonohis
W. G. Scott
Vasilent. Ora
Marion Thaman
Wright City
Trimgoa Townsend
Val Mante BR
Smith
Weighe City
Jond Thelpy
Little
Port Townon
Great Host to be cut off from WPA rolls soon
Washington March. The Work Projects Administration announced the removal of about 9,000 persons from relief rolls in the coming weeks as part of a gradual tightening of funded programs. Officials said total enrollment would drop to around 2,201,500 by late March, with additional reductions planned through June.
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W.P.A
Washinton
Marcin
Mareington
WAAL
Foongress
Cnenlor
Ishork
Kpril
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